🍫 Revolutionize Soap Making with X-Haibei Super Rock Star Silicone Mold for Chocolate, Jello, Cake, and Ice Cream Review

Bought to make soap as a gift for students. Easy to use, inexpensive, and makes good sized soaps, about 2.5-3 ounces each.

My girls use these to make flowers. They liked it, but not for long. Great quality and for the most part surprisingly a mess.

I melted the crayons in it and they turned out very cute. I liked the higher sides so the liquid wax didn't spill. After cooking, they easily fall out of the molds.

I got this to make new colored pencils out of old colored pencils. We put pieces of old broken crayons in molds and heat them in the oven until the crayons melt. The new star-shaped crayons popped out easily. The mold worked well in the oven and was easy to clean. The new crayons came out of the mold with clear, detailed patterns. everything i wanted

I used this to melt all the crayon pieces my preschoolers had finished with to make large multi colored crayons for them. After cleaning and making sure the crayons were fine enough, I added them until the molds were just over half full and cooked them at 250C for 17 minutes. The first time I didn't wait for them to cool sufficiently, so they cracked, but it was actually very easy to take them out of the mold after they cooled because the mold around them could be removed. I would definitely…

I made a set of first colored pencils for my 1 year old daughter and she really loves them and uses them. The silicone mold was an absolute pain to remove the pencil wax afterwards. So if anyone knows the trick let me know but it was worth it. They're a good size, strong enough not to break but small enough for her fat little hand to hold. (Extra tip if you're also using this for the first crayons: I recommend going for the darker shades of each color. Babies can't press very hard, so my…