🕯️ DGQ Wax Melt Molds - 50 Packs Clear Plastic Clamshells for Strong Wickless Wax Melt Candles Review

Many people write that these sinks are difficult to disassemble. and they are right. But they never melt, never become brittle. These are quality parts. well worth the time it takes to separate them.

Yes! They are durable and great for packaging. I love them because the wax melts and I usually cast them at 130 degrees and they are very strong. The only downside is that they are difficult to disassemble.

Sturdy, perfect size, easy to close, no leaks (I waxed 140), fast delivery and free shipping! Great offer! Used every 100 and will be buying more as they become available! Even the price is compatible with some of the big wholesalers I use!

Excellent loungers, according to others difficult to disassemble, that's the only disappointment. In addition, they are easy to open after pouring the wax. My regular cribs that I use are just the opposite, overall these cribs are a great purchase.

Tightly packed according to some other reviews. I got frustrated trying to separate them. Then the first wax was poured in, the bottom melted and the wax was all over my counter. I've found that letting the wax sit for 30-60 seconds and then pouring works well. The wax will not stick to the containers when you try to remove it.

I ordered these to make homemade wax tarts. Pour hot soy wax directly into the shells. No melting! The wax came out great. The quality is pretty good, we can say that the plastic is a bit thicker and not a flimsy plastic that flexes at your whim. The lid is attached to the shells so you don't lose them. When you close the lid, the lid stays in place and doesn't open at all. This is a great way to save money by making your own swim trunks. I love this product and will buy more if needed.

I was happy to receive this but unfortunately I regret it. I even placed another order for 100 packs before I knew about this problem. I love being precise. I weigh my products net so I know exactly what's inside. The very first crib I pulled out weighed 0.43 ounces. Brilliant. I was impressed. The casting went great! I pour 130 at a time. Then I got more cots, I thought it's better to calibrate again. I've noticed that everyone is different. It's .45, then .46, then .45. This is incorrect. In…