White plastic honey paddle with a wide fan-shaped blade and a ribbed handle with a hanging hole: the one that collects the honey left clinging to buckets, tubs and settling tanks before you wash them.
It is rigid, and that is what makes it useful: it drags the honey instead of bending, and it does not scratch the steel or plastic of the container the way a metal scraper would.
01 · WHAT IT IS FOR
When you empty a bucket or a settling tank there is always a layer of honey on the walls and bottom that the gate does not release. With the fan-shaped blade you gather it to one point and carry it to the jar in two or three long strokes, pressing the whole edge against the wall. It does the same for soft wax remains.
02 · HOW TO USE IT
Work with runny or warmed honey: if it is hard and crystallised, do not force the handle, because the joint with the blade is where it suffers; for cutting crystallised honey there is the stainless steel honey shovel. Wash it with hot water as soon as you finish and hang it dry by the hole. If the edge cracks or warps, retire it.
03 · BEFORE YOU BUY
For deep containers, the 34.5 cm silicone spatula has more reach.
| ✓ FITS | Collecting the last honey from buckets, tubs, settling tanks and the rim of the extractor. |
| ✕ DOESN’T FIT | Levering or cutting crystallised honey: that is what the stainless steel honey shovel is for. |
| Reference | CL09-3-HOLT-6241 |
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| Type | Rigid honey paddle |
| Material | White plastic, as declared by the supplier |
| Blade | Wide, fan-shaped, one piece with no sharp edges |
| Handle | Ribbed, with hanging hole |
| Use | Honey in containers and soft wax remains |
| Cleaning | Hot water right after use; hang to dry |
Data sheet
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