Bath Bomb Ball Mold - 2" Metal Mold

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$56.77

This Stainless Steel Bath Bomb Mold makes making Bath Bombs super easy! Each set creates a 2 inch bath bomb.

Amount: 10 sets

($5.68 each)

10 sets

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Details

Generously fill each side of mold with bath bomb mixture. Push both ends together tightly to form one, spherical bath bomb, allowing any excess product to fall off. After the bath bomb is formed, carefully remove each side of mold and let bath bomb to harden. Do not leave bath bomb in mold. Wash after each batch.

Specifics

Material Metal
Cavity Capacity (oz) 3.2
Cavity Count 1
Cavity Dimensions 2.0"
Max Temperature (°F) 100.0

Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Great

"This 2. 5"" stainless steel bath bomb mold is the bomb. [pun intended ;-)] Great size 4 most bombs & very durable. Cleans up well & I haven't had any issues w/the mix sticking 2 the mold."

— JK (5/5)

Great

"Great mold. Exactly what I expected with durability. However, it made 2. 8 oz fizzies and not 3. 2 oz. I felt that was misleading. Other than that it works great and easy to clean"

— Jennifer (4/5)

Easy to Use!

"I really like the metal molds from WSP, and prefer them over the Milky Way plastic molds. This 2 inch metal mold produced a 1. 62 oz fizzy. . . . according to my food scale. I probably need practice packing in the mixture to achieve a 3 oz fizzy. I'm more partial to the 2. 5"" and 3"" metal molds, but will use this tiny mold for snowball fizzies come the holiday season!"

— Michelle (5/5)

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If I shrink wrap the bath bombs, what kind of label do you recommend? TIA: That is really up to you. Some people put a cigar type band around the bath bomb with label info. You could also use a round label on the front and back. If you want to put them into a cello bag, you can tie the top and attach a hang tag.
This may sound silly but from the image, the bottom of the mold isn't finished in the same way as the top? Is there a reason for that or is that just to illustrate that the mold comes in two halves? Thanks! :): This is due to the reflection when this photo was taken. Both the top and bottom look the same.