Since these molds are made of silicone, does that mean they are flexiable? Are they heat resist?
1296959
Yes. Don't worry, of you use them to make soap, don't worry that this is not felxable.
1318837
They are hard/brittle. They do have a little give to them when I squeeze hard, but definitely wouldn't consider them flexible. We haven't broken any of them & have had them for about a year though.
1899553
I put them in the oven, they are silicone, so I think you should be OK, but check with the manufacture, but I am about 90% sure it is ok.
1464633
I would think so, yes. They are made of silicone which is heat resistant to 500 degrees F. Also, they don't absorb flavors in the same way that your silicone rubber spatula/scraper doesn't. That leaves me to wonder why you might be freezing tomato sauce in them but thats another question for another day ;)
1533609
The mold is high grade silicone and can certainly handle the high temps however, the manufacture is the one that must certify whether the silicone is food grade or not. This is from China and there is just no way to determine from the data provided whether it is food grade or not. Best to go with the ones that say "Food Grade" Silicone, or to purchase where you can talk to the vendor, like on the ETSY web site.
1285819
Yes the moulding is very flexible, and very easy to use. I put it around the bottom of my porch pillars, it easily bent in a 10 inch circumference it took paint well, and looks just like wood.
139015
Hi. These are thinner and not as heavy as silicone, probably not as durable as well, but they work great for delicate cooking such as cookies and desserts.
945530
Yes, they are flexible. I think they would work only for a short time. They work really good in front of our garage door, and I have one in my garage that soaks up the water on the car from the rain. Works great!!
1656984
They arent quite silicone, but softer than rubber. Its pretty much an even mix.
1463991
They must be plastic. They are marked "Not Oven Safe" They are marked "BPA Free". The do not appear to be as flexible as silicone and the center viewing window is a semi flexible clear plastic.
2008009
I really don't know. I haven't tried it. I use mine for hot liquid which is fine. Some descriptions with the silicone molds say they can be used in the oven. I know someone that uses her silicone molds in a 250 degree oven. The Hello Kitty mold seems to me to be a little thinner than most.
1353660
They are flexible. They are more of a vinyl than hard plastic. You can squeeze them, but they do hold their shape. We have had a great time with them. So far they have held up to being run over by feet as well as a children's John Deere battery powered loader.
708205
not absolutely sure...but they are a silicone, flexible material, not a hard plastic tray.
1652713
Seem to b made of tin or a tin blend. Sorry, I'm not a metallurgist, lol. Yes they r pretty sturdy. They really r not bendable.
868626
Yes they flex some, they are pretty durable but you could break them if you put too much stress on them. I have had them for 2 years and still using so I would call them durable.
1396490
I believe they are 100% silicone. They are flexible and the color is solid. I love using these instead of my muffin pans. Cleaning these is so easy as you just run them under warm/hot water and then I just let them dry on a towel. I'm very happy that I purchased these! :)
1509809
No, it's hard when fully cured. I created outer shells for molds and used fiberglass within the resin. I can stand on them and they don't budge. The edges where it's thin will bend a little with force but I wouldn't say its flexible.