leLuckyDuck
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Is it safe to use CP soap for those intricate 3d pop out molds? I have one that works fine for MP but I'm afraid to ruin it with CP. any thoughts?
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jenneelk
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Like a leaf mold with veins or something from
Michaels type? Like for cupcakes but shaped with deep groves and such?
I have several and have used them but getting them out safety isn't always easy. I've lost some 3d parts that stick and then the whole bar looks yuk.
Maybe someone has input to make this less likely
To happen?
Michaels type? Like for cupcakes but shaped with deep groves and such?
I have several and have used them but getting them out safety isn't always easy. I've lost some 3d parts that stick and then the whole bar looks yuk.
Maybe someone has input to make this less likely
To happen?
Kansas Farm Girl
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I have heard of coating those types of molds with something like mineral oil. That won't absorb into the soap. I have not tried this, so can't speak from experience.
leLuckyDuck
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Well, its more of a pour-from-the-bottom mold. It works great with MP but I'm afraid that CP will get stuck. Maybe it will be easier, I just don't know.
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You could try it out and pop it in the freezer for about 24 hours to release it from the mold.
It should work just fine and I agree with Kellie - pop it into the freezer for 24 hours to be able to release it...
For the intricate plastic moulds I coat with a thin layer of mineral oil...
For the intricate plastic moulds I coat with a thin layer of mineral oil...
Nightlilly
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And if you DO try it, please let us know how it works.....and post pictures!
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