Teach Soap

I bought some and online the tutorial didn't say anything about baking them for 4 hours to make sure the oils were out of them but in the instructions they sent it said ti. SO i called and they weren't sure it mattered either! Anyone else try this molding material?

I'm not familiar with this company, but if you have to bake the mold, does it stay soft? If it hardens, you will have a hard time getting the soap out.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

Bramble Berry has a make-your-own Mold kit..

http://www.brambleberry.com/Flexy-Fast- ... P4444.aspx

dont know if that will be useful or not but its cool and on my wishlist for next month. anyone use this kit from Bramble Berry?

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now know as Gwenann's Sudz...

I know Brambleberry has one but I already made the oomoo one. I've tried brambleberry's but I needed something that could pour into tiny details so I'm wondering if anyone else has used it as well. I don't know if it would be hard from baking, I wouldn't think so, since it's supposed to stay flexible.

On top of that, both time's I've ordered the mold from brambleberry, it had random chunks through it and ended up ruining some of my molds so I really don't want to risk using it again.

oh ok

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now know as Gwenann's Sudz...

Bummer re: the chunks! I always find with the Flexy Fast, since it's thicker, that it has to be kneaded really well to get it to mix in evenly.

Here's a video on working with it:



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Hope this helps!

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Happy Soaping!

Anne-Marie
blog: www.soap-queen.blogspot.com
supplies: www.brambleberry.com

Thank you!

Sorry for the delay guys I haven't been able to get on here for a long time. I missed it!