What is the diameter at the widest part? What is the depth? I am wondering what size tin lotion bars would fit in made in this mold.
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I have used them for lotion bars but I didn't fill it to the top, only up to and including the 2nd row of petals. The lotion bars end up being 2 1/2" in diameter and almost 1/2" high. I used the tin that is about 3/4" tall and 2 1/2" in diameter. If you fill the mold to the top they are 1 1/4" high (I do that for melt & pour soap). I love, love, love this mold!!!
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From what I can tell, the base of the flower and the top of the flower is app. 2.75". I have finished soap product that is app. 2.5" but it is cold processed soap and therefore has cured to that size. I would say depending on how deep you fill the flower mold, that your lotion bar would fit comfortably in a 6 oz tin if they make those. I put my soap in an 8 oz round tin and it had plenty of room. So, bottom line is the flower mold is app. 2.75" in diameter and the depth is slightly over 1.5". Hope this helps some.
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Please have a look on the product details and dimension again. :) I do not know the size of the candy bars. Please make a decision according to the bag size. I think it helps now. Gloss finish with 4" rope cord handles and a gift tag. 4 1/2" x 2 /2" x 5 3/4"
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It's bowl size. The soap I use is a standard sized round bar and there's probably about a 1/2" between the side od the bowl and the soap. I like having the gap around the soap so things dry out properly. It's really nice bowl.
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check out the silicone molds from freshware, they have a 1/2 sphere dome that is 1" (not sure if you're looking for smaller) I work with resin and love their molds (they come out nice and shiny), I don't think I'd bother trying with this, probably better luck just finding a cheap chocolate mold in the half dome and releasing by popping in a freezer after the resin cures.
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As a Baker and a soaper who owns this pan, I would recommend against using it as a mold. The inside dimensions are approximately 7X3X3 (that's not precise, I'm about 850 miles from home right now). You would be much better off making your own bath soap mold from wood, lining it with heavy plastic, and pouring your entire batch in, then cutting it when it's solid but not yet cured. You can make guide cuts into the wood (it winds up looking similar to a miter box) and then simply slide and cut your batch into the individual bars. Yes, it sounds like a pain, but it's equally as easy as pouring each bar into it's own mold and also there is less splatter when you drop a wooden box. These pans are very floppy and even if you back it with a cookie sheet, it is still difficult to properly settle it.
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I just finished my last pack and disposed of the package. I would guess it is 4 inches wideX3 inches thick and 7 or 8 inches high. Try one and find out. They're fabulous. This applies to the separately wrapped chocolates. The bars are 5 3/4 long 2 3/4 wide and 1/3 inch thick. Also fabulous.
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Hello, the entire rose is 2 3/4" wide and 1 1/2" high. This is really a beautiful mold. Every single rose I made came out perfect or almost perfect. I use my mold for polymer clay (Sculpey) and I have been very pleased with the results. It's a great size for a brooch or any other decorative purposed. I think that you would be very pleased with this mold. Have fun, Paola
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First ... I love these disposable litter pans. I order the JUMBO (2/package) for best depth. At its widest/longest/deepest: 12.5"/19"/almost 6.5"(my own measurements, which I'd call "realistic" :-) I'd say the advertised measurements ... 21-inch long, 15.25-inch wide, 7.75-inch high ... perhaps include extended lip all way round, which could be trimmed away, if necessary. Happy to answer anything further. I love it.
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About 1.4 inches. I measured across from petal tp petal. It measures 1.1 from top to bottom. I have used this mold with fondant with orange red rose and dark green leaves. I was really happy with the results. Nice clean lines and easy to remove from the mold.
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If your question is the size of the molds.. 3" L x 2"W x 1/2 " deep If your question is the size of the pan itself 15 5/8 " L x 8" W 3/4" H
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I used my mold to make soap so you certainly can use it for chocolate (Soap gets hotter), it's silicone so it can hold hot temps. ALso each piece is approx 2 inches tall or wide (face) and about 1/2 inch deep. Hope this helps!
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I am not at the salon to measure at this time, but if I had to guess about 20 to 24 inches across. I can fit a fully foiled client easliy under unit without any problem. Just remember to use only distilled water when using as to not ruin the unit. I really like this unit alot. I use it about 3 to 4 times daily. the run off bottle needs to be emptied regularly.
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The diameter at the opening of each of the canisters is 4 inches. They are very small canisters that could be used in the bathroom for cotton balls, q-tips etc. I needed them for a candy table at a party, and they were just too small to be used in that way. I hope that this helps.
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Hi- The bars are 4" x 2 1/2" x 1 1/2" thick. There is minimal fragrance, and the soap is non drying. Bars last a long time. I love them!
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The opening is roughly 1 centimeter in diameter. Easy to fill from a pump bottle top such a body lotion. eg. Stick the nozzle into the opening and pump. And yes, they are suitable for thick products :)
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Cavity measures approx. 1-1/4" deep at it's deepest point, and 3" in diameter at it's widest point. If you mean "size" as in volume, I never actually did the volume on these because I don't like the fact that the soaps do not count out with a shine (inside cavity is dull finish ergo, soaps have dull finish), but I'd say depending on how you fill them, you'd get about 4 oz bars. If you're using these to bake, sorry, can't help you with that! Hope this was helpful :)
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Maybe this mold changed, but I should have double checked, because I have been planning my soap waiting for the mold to arrive. I used the measurements provided here to begin planning my recipe. Upon receiving and measuring, the inside measurements are 10x3x3 and the mold holds 48oz. To measure molds for soapmaking you multiply all 3 dimensions by .40, equaling 36 ounces for base oils. Add in 30% water and there is another near 11 ounces. This mold holds 48 fluid ounces and makes 3 pounds of soap, uncured. Very happy with it though. If you buy this, plan on building a wooden support for it as the center gapes with the pressure of the fluids. Maybe this mold changed, but I should have double checked, because I have been planning my soap waiting for the mold to arrive. I used the measurements provided here to begin planning my recipe. Upon receiving and measuring, the inside measurements are 10x3x3 and the mold holds 48oz. To measure molds for soapmaking you multiply all 3 dimensions by .40, equaling 36 ounces for base oils. Add in 30% water and there is another near 11 ounces. This mold holds 48 fluid ounces and makes 3 pounds of soap, uncured. Very happy with it though. If you buy this, plan on building a wooden support for it... » Read More Maybe this mold changed, but I should have double checked, because I have been planning my soap waiting for the mold to arrive. I used the measurements provided here to begin planning my recipe. Upon receiving and measuring, the inside measurements are 10x3x3 and the mold holds 48oz. To measure molds for soapmaking you multiply all 3 dimensions by .40, equaling 36 ounces for base oils. Add in 30% water and there is another near 11 ounces. This mold holds 48 fluid ounces and makes 3 pounds of soap, uncured. Very happy with it though. If you buy this, plan on building a wooden support for it as the center gapes with the pressure of the fluids. « Show Less