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Morning -

Been thinking about how I would handle the return/feedback/complaint/refund for these molds. My initial response was the same as yours -- furious, wanting to tell the world about this mold maker and products.

After a couple of days, settled on a different solution in my mind. I'd drop it. I've bought $300 (plus shipping) or so worth of molds that turned out I didn't/couldn't use for a variety of reasons. All of them were from reliable, honest vendors I had used before. I chalk it up to part of the learning curve in running/operating a business and write it off to "the cost of doing business."

Investing the time, money, energy to make this right may not be worth it. Throwing "good money after bad" to ship them back doesn't make sense to me. Only you can decide.

Just my .02.

Connie
http://www.soaprhapsody.com

Thank you, Connie. I agree this is a no win situation; however ....

PayPal just refunded me the money from DIY mold & I don't have to send the molds back! I can take them to the toxic waste dump!

Thank you all for your help!

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

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

So am I! PayPal is a lifesaver!

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Einnoc! Next time try to boil silicon molds for approx. 10 min. in water. Sometimes it works

Hi Koda,
I soaked them in hot water & vinegar - didn't work; ran them through the sanitize cycle in the dishwasher; didn't work.

I discovered another option. I took my silicon loaf mold to the local, small town, hardware store. They made me plexiglass horizontal & vertical inserts that fit into the mold I already have for under $10.00! I am delighted and there is no smell!

Thank you all for your help & suggestions!

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