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    Making bath bombs in high humidity

    The gel packets are genius. I also looked into the dehumidifier. Some of the smaller ones aren't too expensive. Around $30ish. I wonder if maybe putting it in a closet might work. However, it has only been a few days and I have not had the opportunity to try either methods. That being...
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    Making bath bombs in high humidity

    I live in a very humid climate. Humidity is routinely 85% 95% even 100%. This makes making bathbombs very difficult. Even with high AC, drying bathbombs takes upwards of a week when they work. Most videos I've seen are done far up north. Does anyone have any tips on how to deal with or aid in...
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    Bath bomb "baking" light?

    The light was almost like the color of a tanning bed. Sort of a bright (though not as bright) yellowish. So sort of heat lamp-ish. I suppose I can just go ask. But they may see through my curiosity!
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    Bath bomb "baking" light?

    Hey everyone. I have been making bath bombs for about six months now. I live in a VERY humid climate. It takes my bath bombs up to a week to dry when the most successful recipe I have found calls for only a few hours. Like many people I know I have the usual issue of the recipe working sometimes...
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