Can you use these with regular soap slivers that you have left over? To make a new bar?
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for all the detail in this mold to really show it really needs to be all liquid going in to the mold ..
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You can reuse these spoons, just hand wash them. I don't recommend putting them in the dishwasher. Their great for single serving appetizer bites.
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Yes. You can start with just 1 bar if you want and add them back in gradually.
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I've done that and it's worked out ok. I'd be very careful with what you use. You do not want too much soap. Less is better. Also important - cleaning of the machine afterwards.
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Not to make them because the bottom of the bags are pleated. I bought these to make goldfish in a bag soaps and they didn't work at all.
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You can buy more soap blanks at Michaels. As for the instruction, I bet you can find those on line. I don't have mine anymore. We purchased a soap melting "crockpot" from Michaels (use there 50% off coupon you find on line) and that works great. Not much too the instructions. Just melt the soap and add the colors and smelly stuff you like. Just don't let the soap boil.
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I think these would work great as chocolate molds. I use them to make little guest-sized soaps.
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You could but in my opinion, it would look funny. As another reviewer said, just keep them separate or even better, just buy an L shaped bar. There are a ton on Craigslist and Ebay.
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Yes, I would think so. I used them in my handmade soap. I pulled the petals off the hard center, and mixed them in. Wonderful for your skin!
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You should be able to add a couple of drops to your soap recipe. The key is to not use too much because your soap will not set properly.
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Aspaceia, I haven't used them with hand soap or bar soap but I have used them w liquid Castile soap and they work great. I don't see any reason why they would work well with other kinds of soaps. Think of them like ordinary baby wipes when wet.
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The prongs cannot be moved. I have not had any issues with the soap slipping thru but I usually put a new bar in when it gets close and mix them together. The prongs are 1 1/4 apart
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If you are making a moisturizing soap you could add a little to the project, but I honestly have never added it to my soap. I have used it for lip balm and lotion recipes.
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technically no they want you to buy their product, understandable. but if you buy one soap cartridge when its empty you can actually use a butter knife and pry the cap off, refill it and then replace it. it will feel like its going to break but it works on all 3 that i currently have in my house. we fill ours with dial or soft soap. something like dawn is too thick i think.
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They barely hold in a standard size opening so I wouldn't recommend this at all. Go with the oversized pours. There should be a few options available through Amazon or go to BarProducts.com.
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I'm only guessing, but I would say yes. It looks very unfinished and it contains large chunks of the ingredients. It lathers perfectly, so I like it the way it is. It would probably need to be ground up to use for a better looking bar.
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I would not recommend that!! Do what Pinkney said. Buy a pack for less than 5 dollars. If you are trying to save money on strips, then use them fully and cut the unused strips to use them later.