🛀 Windspeed Clear Bath Bomb Mold Set - DIY Hemisphere Ball Mold for Party Decor & Gifts - 3 Sizes/15 Sets/30 Pieces Review

Funny I used them on my eyes in a homemade Greedo mask. They are crystal clear, durable and come surprisingly well packaged and delivered in good condition. I put them together and they held together well, but since I used them for a different purpose I can't speak to the bath bombs they made.

I bought these molds as they were the only molds I could get my hands on before Christmas to make bath bombs for friends. When I received them, half were torn and unusable. Desperate, I started making my own bath bombs and managed to make a few before they all eventually popped and shattered. Don't buy these molds! It's a waste!

To make most bath bombs you use citric acid. It can't take it. The plastic is brittle at first, and the tan that helps you open it broke easily. And torn in many places after 1 use. The second time I notice that the surface is acid etched. Maybe my fault but it was what we used in my recipe but it was too much for the molds, I will keep using them until they fall apart but I won't be ordering them again.

Received this last week and was immediately concerned about the packaging but have not been able to use it to date. I went to make bath bombs to order today and found that half the balls had cracked or literally broken to the point where they were unusable and parts were missing. The plastic is flimsy and there were odd numbers in the batch I received that the two halves appeared to be "the same side" (they didn't match as they had the same mount). On the other hand, they were relatively cheap.

I would like Wind Speed Delivery. I forgot I even ordered them and when I received them I didn't realize how thin they are (bathing forms). By the time it got to my front door, half of the quarter-sized balloons had already popped, which is fine because I wasn't going to use them anyway. I was upset that a couple of the big ones didn't make it. They're as thin as eggshells, but again, as the old saying goes. You get what you pay for. These vintage cars sometimes know what they're talking about.