queenmama1

OMG! The sad thing is that I would probably have ordered one of these and not thought anything about it at all before I actually made soap and gained respect for lye. Love the disclaimer at the end....sure hope it helps when somebody gets burned.....

Sandi G

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My DH got me a set of 3 wallboard knives at Harbor Freight for around $10. The largest on is perfect for molds this size.

Sandi G

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I take out the side pieces, then turn it upside down and peel the mylar off, put it back into the mold and then cut it. I love it...just remember to get the heat resistant mylar. Got mine in the quilting department at Hobby Lobby. It's a pain to cut, but one you get it right, it's a dream...I do RTCP, but I still use the heat resistant. That way I could CPOP if I wanted to.

Sandi G

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I have the 16 bar Misty Creek, and I made templates from the quilting mylar. I use a little petroleum jelly to make the side sections stick to the sides of the mold. Works great!

Sandi G

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I bought one of these, and was verrrry unhappy the first time I used it. Now I rub a light coat (very thin) of mineral oil on the inside, and it worked much better.

Sandi G

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Two that I can think of right off the top of my head are Lightening Labels and Sunburst. I don't know about their pricing, and have never personally used them, but both came highly recommended to me.

Sandi G

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I burned my PDF file to a CD, took it to Kinko's along with my label stock, and they printed my colored labels right out for me on my own sheets. Worked great.

Sandi G

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It's www.tonysfragranceoils.com. Their Blackberry Sage and Stress Relief is to die for! I've loved everything I've gotten so far from them. I believe Dragon's Blood is on sale now.