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OK, you finally pulled me into this one with my way of doing it. First, I boil some irrigation water with sagebrush clippings in it. I fish out most of the sage and bring the water to a boil again adding the wax. When the wax melts, I add the clean trap for about 20 seconds and slowly lift it out. It is then hung in a shed that is exposed to the sun all summer. That "hot" shed remelts the wax and gets rid on any water trapped next to the metal. I also spread sage clippings on the floor of the shed so every time I set foot in there this native plant gives off some of its scent. Works for me! PC

[QUOTE="polecat, post: 178564, member: 1146"] OK, you finally pulled me into this one with my way of doing it. First, I boil some irrigation water with sagebrush clippings in it. I fish out most of the sage and bring the water to a boil again adding the wax. When the wax melts, I add the clean trap for about 20 seconds and slowly lift it out. It is then hung in a shed that is exposed to the sun all summer. That "hot" shed remelts the wax and gets rid on any water trapped next to the metal. I also spread sage clippings on the floor of the shed so every time I set foot in there this native plant gives off some of its scent. Works for me! PC [/QUOTE]

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