EchoDone Heart Tube Column Silicone Soap Mold - DIY Heart Shaped Candle & Soap Making Kit - Perfect for Valentine's Day Gifts, Wedding Favors, and Craft Projects
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Product Description
Product size and finished soap data: Outside size: : 32×5×3.3 cm / 12.6×1.9×3.3 inch Finished soap size: 30.5×2.5×2.4 cm/ 12×1×1 inch Heart tube mold weight: 205g Finished heart soap weight: 125g Appliance range: Can be applied in refrigerators, ovens, microwaves, and dishwashers. Material: Made of food grade silicone, impermeable, flexible, non-stick, heat resisting and durable. Safe to your health. Temperature range: Capable of operating in the range of negative 40 to 446 degrees Fahrenheit (negative 40 to 230 degrees Celsius) Product Exhibition: 1. There are "concave-convex" connector to let it together. But if you want more compaction, you can put some little rubber bands around the mold when using 2. Pour in the soap mixture into the heart tube mold 3. Let the soap cool and unmold. 4. Finished soap Finished soap show: Finished handmade soap Finished handmade soap Finished handmade dessert Customer usage evaluation: Love this easy to clamp together.Great product.So easy to use and high quality. First time out of the box my little embed came out perfectly, no leakage, smooth edges, fantastic!It didn’t leak everywhere which was nice but it was larger then I thought. About the size of the quarter.As long as you use bulldog clips like the instructions say and check for alignment by looking through the tube, this mold works perfectly. The heart shape seems to be difficult for any manufacturer to get perfect so reinforcing it with clips is important. Doing those two things produced perfect hearts that needed very little cleanup.
Product Features
Material Made of Silicone, impermeable, flexible, non-stick, Heart shape Embed Soap Making Supplies Tools.
Silicone heart mold Outside size 5*3.3*32cm/1.9*1.3*12.6inch. inside diameter 2.5cm/1inch.
Heart shape tube soap candle Mold, eraser making mold, dessert mold, easy to clean. Exquisite shapes, create your colorful soap.
Capable of operating in the range of negative 40 to 446 degrees Fahrenheit (negative 40 to 230 degrees Celsius), Safe used in oven, microwave, freezer and dishwasher.
Package including 1 set. (There are "concave-convex" connector to let it together. But if you want more compaction, you can put some little rubber bands around the mold when using)
Customer Reviews
I purchased four heart molds for a Valentine's order with no real plan on what my design was going to be, other than my customer wanted heart soaps.I assembled the molds and then rubber-banded the four columns together to make them more stable when standing upright. I then placed them standing up in a tall container and stuffed paper towels around them to fill in the gap between the molds and the outer container, being careful to keep the columns as straight as possible. I poured at med-thin trace and experienced no leakage. The hearts came out perfect with minimal cleanup required.For the finished bars, I used the soap columns as embeds in a tall skinny loaf mold that's 2.25" wide. Proportionally they look good in the finished bars. However, the first batch I made I tried the 'love letter' design and the width of the loaf mold was too narrow to look like an envelope. The 2nd two batches I did different swirl variations and placed the embed during the pour. They came out fine, but I will tweak my designs next time I make them.All in all, I think the size of the heart is ok for a 2.25" wide mold, but would look better in a 2.5" or wider mold. The length can be pieced together or cut to fit any size mold. I used one of the four hearts I made to fill in the gap on the three batches of soap I made as my mold is 13" long; they came out fine.The finished size of the heart is 1" x 1" at the widest points.My recipe had 425 grams of oil with a 36% lye concentration (1.78:1). This amount was too much for the four molds. I had enough left over to make an extra single-bar soap (I think 3oz bar) which I shredded for confetti for a future batch.
