Crafter's Choice™ Bath Bomb Ball Mold - 2.5" Metal Mold

Directions:
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.

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Posted By: Victoria   |   July 17, 2021

"How many molds come in one set? Is it just a single mold or multiple within one set?"

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Staff Answer A "set" is two pieces, the top and the bottom, making one full mold.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 20, 2021

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Posted By: Melissa   |   February 13, 2019

"Are these made out of stainless steel?"

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Staff Answer Yes, these are made of stainless steel.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: February 14, 2019

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Posted By: Deb   |   January 21, 2019

"If I shrink wrap these, what kind of label would you recommend? TIA"

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Staff Answer 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.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 22, 2019

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Posted By: Stephanie   |   July 21, 2018

"I used the metal bath bomb mold and I can't get my bath bomb out of 1 half of the mold! I have let them set for days now and still no luck. Also tried putting in fridge and then the freezer. Is there something I can use to coat the molds before placing the salt mix into them in the future?"

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Staff Answer It is best to remove the bath bomb from the mold once it is formed. We do not recommend leaving in the mold to harden. As you have found, it is very difficult to remove from the mold. You might try hitting on the counter to loosen it. We do not recommend coating the inside with anything. Simply remove the bath bomb from the mold and let sit out to harden. We find using bubble wrap to place the bath bombs on keeps their shape.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 23, 2018

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