Beeing
Extract honey without coming into contact with bees
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Contribute to save the bees and eat your homemade honey with these patented hive. It separates areas where the bees live from where they produce honey so you can extract it safely without protections.
Sensors are including in the hive so it can collect data for you (Internet of Bees) and an anti-theft gps device can notify you on the phone, in case.
Eat your honey homemade and contribute to save the honey and impollination (so dear to the farmers), that's beeing.
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Hey there, because Beeing is the name of this brand, so we can't pass this post as is, but if you'd like to change the title to focus on one of the products in their line I'd be happy to take another look-
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Could you explain exactly what guideline didn't follow? I ask to not repeat the error :)
Sure thing, if you look above you can see my original note was:
Since there are multiple products in this brand's line wed ask that you choose one when hunting, we would not accept "Apple" for example, but would accept "iPhone XR" - hope that clears things up :)