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silicone VOTIVE Candle Mold 6 cavities super easy release homemade

$ 55.44

Availability: 10 in stock
  • Type: Votive
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Material: Silicone
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: New
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Brand: Unbranded

    Description

    For sale is one heavy duty silicone votive candle mold with 6 cavities, great homemade quality, super easy release. (I have another mold with 2 votive shapes for sale too, please check in my store)
    Made to order.
    Each cavity measures about  1 7/8'' high,  1 3/4" across the top, 1 3/8" across the bottom, a finished candle is about 2 ozs.
    Great for making pure beeswax votives if you don't like metal molds, beeswax tends to stick to metal and hard to get out, this silicone mold is definitely your time saver, your candles are able to come out within half an hours, and it can slide right out, no release agent is needed.
    Lots time and work are involved to make this heavy duty mold.
    This is a handmade product, I won't be able to guarantee that every mold would look exactly the same. But each one is made with great care, we try our best to give it a great look. and newly made mold does have a slight silicone smell since we don't use chemical to get rid of it like the factories do, but it would go away after a while and it doesn't affect your scented candle /soap at all.
    To extend the lifetime of this mold, I recommend :
    1. to pour your soap/wax at the right temperature.
    2. not to use it under extreme condition (baking or freezing too long ), a few minutes wouldn't hurt though )
    3. not to use extreme pressure/ strength on it, you really don't have to.
    The last, but not the least, use it the right way, and enjoy the easiest way of making your homemade beeswax votive candles.
    How to use the mold for beeswax candles - My personal experience:
    1. pour in your hot beeswax without wicks at about 185F
    2. when the wax is settled and still warm (not cool), take the mold upside down and gently press the bottom, your candles should slide right out.
    3. use a toothpick to make wick holes.
    4. insert in your waxed candle wick
    5. You are done :)
    Questions are welcome.
    Thanks for looking.