You say that you can cut them but won't the water spill out once you do? I'm looking to make 6 individual sheets ot of each one would that be possible
1852964
It will not spill out unless you get the actual bubble. There is enough space around each cube that if you cut just right you won't have an issue. I have cut them to make them fit inside my husbands lunch bag without any issue.
1852965
No, the liquid will not spill if cut because there is plenty of space between the cubes. I don't remember the exact dimensions but the sheet is large yet making 6 sheets will make them kinda small sheets
138043
I've never done that. I'm sure it would work fine but you wouldn't have the edges sealed without doing them each individually. I think it would last for quite awhile and then start coming apart along the edges.
2219699
I guess it depends on how rough you are with them. I cut one sheet into 2 pieces to fit a drinks container, and I've been alternating them every day for more than a year with no problem at all. Hope this helps.
1197843
No, they are HARD plastic so I'm sure they would crack/split and you can't use scissors to cut. Maybe if you use a small saw to cut them. Actually, I thought they were the SOFT plastic, bendable straws but didn't bother to return.
1727721
I actually don't know for sure and haven't used it this way but I would assume you can add a few drops into the water and don't see why that would be a problem just put them thru the opening where the water goes, hope that helps
1785561
I think that would work only sad fact is this pack comes with 6 of each color so you would have to cut them but I tried it with one red and the 2 blue that I had left and I could not see the red just a very dark blue.
1378973
NO, you cant cut them..they have glass particles inside of them and you can get hurt...and once they break IF they break you can't use them any more..also dont scrub them with anything rough...
1165835
I am afrait not. You can just cut them into small cubes and use them maybe?
1920851
You would have to use a very light touch. They are not cut very deeply. I think you would have to experiment a bit.
992534
You can roll them and hold them together with a wooden skewer. I would never cut them.
199412
Be careful not to order the ones with sheet protectors or covers. If you get the self-laminating individual sheets, yes you can cut them. There is a paper backing with guidelines usually - not sure about this particular product.
357920
I haven't tried that because I'm afraid of messing it up, also I wouldn't know what to cut it with since its so thick and spongy. I honestly don't think cutting myself would be useful so I just bought full sized sheets so they would fit.
441140
Im sure you could, I've never needed to cut them. You might want to check with the company regarding the dehydrator question.
1371806
Just purchase the sheets from a hardware store and cut them into four sections with a pair of scissors. Just fold the sheets in half lengthwise and width-wise to get the four sections. This works perfectly if you are careful with the folding and cutting.
517497
You can, but it doesn't work nearly as well. If you do a fair amount of dehydrating, I would suggest you get these sheets.
530166
Yes you can I have done it in a pinch but I wouldn't buy it for that reason as these will really water down your icing because they are a liquid.
639348
I think you would be able to cut three sheets of card stock, but not necessarily accurately. I can cut thick chipboard, which would seem about equivalent to three sheets of card stock, but I have to make sure to hold the entire sheet really well or the blade starts to pull the sheet in, resulting in an angled cut. I would guess something similar would happen, especially with the bottom sheet of card stock. One sheet of thick card stock cuts very nicely, two is a little tougher, but can be accurately done. I've never tried more than that.