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We are proud to offer Milky Way soap molds. Milky Way Molds has been voted Best Soap Mold Company for three consecutive years by readers of The Saponifier magazine. Milky Way soap mold designs are hand-sculpted by author and artist Catherine Failor. Most importantly to those of who are pro-American, Milky Way Molds is located right here in the US. Milky Way molds can be cleaned with warm water and soap. If the molds have been used, simply soak them in warm water for half an hour or so. DO NOT use hot water or EVER put molds in the dishwasher. The molds will warp. Milky Way molds can be used for making chocolates, soap, and candles. Once you use a mold for soap or candle making, do not use it for chocolate. The reason why should be obvious. When unmolding your finished product, do not twist or bend the mold. If the product won’t come out, place it in the freezer for a few minutes. Alternatively, you can try placing the mold in hot water. Soap is much easier to remove if allowed to remain in the mold 12 – 24 hours after cooling down. Don’t try to remove the soap before it’s ready. Besides possibly distorting the shape of the soap, you risk damaging the mold. Over the years, we’ve ruined more molds than we care to admit. We all learn by trial and error. While it’s true that you can’t put a price on experience, there’s nothing more discouraging than ruining an $8 Milky Way mold during first use. The most important tip we can offer is to be gentle with the molds. The molds are durable and should last for years but anyone can ruin a mold without even trying. No matter how much you’re tempted, do not bend or twist a Milky Way mold. If you permanently bend the edges, the mold won’t sit flat and your soaps will come out uneven. Sometimes a hair dryer is the best tool to remove soaps. Place the mold over a clean area and apply warm heat to the bottom of the mold. DO NOT use high heat. Most soaps will slip out of the mold after a few seconds of low heat. Be sure to keep moving the hair dryer over the mold so you don’t apply too much heat to any one spot. Most Milky Way molds are $9.95. The larger trays are $19.95. Milky Way Soap Molds are suitable for use with soap, clay, wax, plaster, chocolate – wherever your imagination carries you! As with any quality products, a little care goes a long way. Improper care can ruin your molds during first use! Cleaning Milky Way Molds is very easy. Use warm water and soap. If the molds have been used for soapmaking, simply soak them in warm water for an hour or more. Do not use hot water! How water, including dishwasher water, may warp the plastic and render your molds useless. Remember the “doubt” rule. When in doubt, soak it out. Warm water only please! If properly cared for, Milky Way Soap Molds should last for years. Scratches in the plastic don’t affect the molds at all. If your mold should crack or split, don’t despair. You should be able to seal the outside of the mold using common materials found around the house. We’ve seen molds taped together with Duct Tape and the results were astounding! Clear tape such as the type used for sealing boxes works great. Trial and error will tell you which type of tape works best. If the crack isn’t too large, try using Super Glue or another type of liquid adhesive.
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