Thinking of using this to freeze solid coconut oil with essential oils for oil pulling. Are the cubes small enough that 2 cubes could easily be used?
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The cubes are about 1/2" around-very small. This does come in different sizes.
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Though I never used it for breast milk storage...so I'm not sure. Each cube is 1oz (my little one drinks 6 ozs bottles, so wouldn't be worth storing it that way). If you were using it to store breast milk to mix with cereal or something...then it would work good. Just not sure why else you would store breast milk in this size.
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I'm not sure it would fit. The smallest funnel has a very small opening. I'm not sure what size the sucker stick is either. I got them to fill essential oil bottles, but the smallest funnel is not very useful, b/c it takes a long time waiting for the oil to drain through it. The medium might work. They are really handy for other things and I think they are reasonably priced, so I'd order them & give it a try.
967666
I have not done it but I think it would...its a nice size and you can do batch after batch quickly....oil stays pretty clean...
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I don't think I used it correctly! I bought it to melt down with coconut oil to make skin cream, it would not set up for me without putting it in fridge and then it gets really hard.
197417
I put mine directly to soak in vodka to make my own vanilla, so I can't help you on this one. I would hesitate to freeze them, though. My gut instinct just says it might not be the best thing. Looks like the other comments are split 50/50.
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Yes, they are tiny cubes. I, personally did not like this product for making ice-cubes, as they didn't want to come out, so would not advise buying for making ice. Not sure if clay will work, though? Sounds like a fun project you have in mind.
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I think this would work well. I'm very happy with these tiered shelves. They are sturdy and compact and don't take up too much space. I use them for spices, but essential oils would work. Each shelf holds 5 regular sized spice bottles, just to give you an idea size wise.
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I'm not sure what you mean for "best to use for..." You use them to extract fluid (in my case, essential oils) to put into something else. They fit in both sizes oil bottles, if that is what you mean. I use them to make blends. There are indentations for measuring along the pipette that I find helpful. If you want to extract, say, 10 ml from a 15 ml bottle, these would not do the job well. Smaller amounts, yes.
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Honestly I haven't tried that--but if you partially dehydrate or freeze I think it could. I used it to extract oil from citrus peel so I think it can do more than expected.
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I would think so. I have used for various essential and carrier oils with no issues.
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Yes I use them for transferring essential oils. I label a pipette for each oil and can use them again.
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Yes. Unfortunately coconut oil tends to harden under colder temperatures... Place the bottle in some hot water and it will liquefy pretty easily.
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Yes, these would be great! I bought mine for essential oil blends. They're great!
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I found that it doesn't work great for thicker oils. With all oils you are going to have some buildup which can damage it's efficiency, the occasional cleaning cannot hurt. Mostly I use mine for soy sauce. We eat a lot of rice in my house and we can quickly burn through a large bottle of soy sauce. With this I can create an even dispersement of sauce without having to drown my food.
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Yes, however, I have this in my house in Ecuador and the ice cubes are very small, I don't know how this would work on large cubes.
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because coconut oils has a low melting point, I would be very careful about using these containers for storing coconut oil or any blend with coconut oil. I have used these containers for my shea butter and coconut blend, but I do not carry my homemade blend in my purse for fear it will melt and leak. I have not had any problems with them leaking in my home. I hope this helps!