What color silicone does this produce? if it is clear or white, is there a way to make it a color safe to use in soap making molds?
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The cured silicone is an aquamarine color. It shouldn't bleed color into your soaps once it is cured. Thank you.
1124757
The attached soap container is plastic. I cannot detect any lining in the nozzle, but, we have not experienced any color nor consistency changes when soap is dispensed. Currently, we are using Dawn (blue). We have used Palmolive yellow without any color problem in the past.
2089666
I don't see any specifics here or on the Kuhn Rikon site, but most silicone is good to at least 400+ degrees F. I've used this wisk over and over when making pan sauces. It stands up to the heat. Love the flat bottom.
1126401
The molding time, is not exact. It depends on just how hot the water, you are using, is. And how much you can touch it while it is hot. That is, however a great advantage, because if it does not work the first time, you just reheat it. As for the color, I don't know. I have not tried to do so yet.
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It's a powder. I put it directly in the drum with the soap (I have an HE machine, too). I have put it in with the detergent in the detergent tray as well, but since it says to put the soap in the drum, I also put the oxygen bleach in the drum. I use White King water softener, too, but I put that in the tray. Not sure why, just do.
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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.
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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!
1828295
White. I don't think they offer a clear one yet. It will leave a residue. Smells awesome though.
193242
It is a white translucent plastic. I don't know about it being silicone. I hope that answers your question
437293
Yea I had the same question so I asked the seller over the phone. They said the original tip is white but it turns yellowish because of the solution itself.
929549
I used it to make panda faces on cupcakes, I wanted "white" for the face- it is tiny sugar crystals of white sugar- like the kind of colored sugar you put on Christmas cookies! only white
1109560
The whole item is 100 percent silicone. It does a good job of maintaining shape and we have washed it numerous times and color stays constant.
917307
Actually I only used this as a primer in the laundry room after I had removed a small amount of mold that I found in there after I changed washing machines. My laundry room walls were already white in color. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Clear vanilla is better when used in white or light colored items such as frosting. That way it doesn't tint it a dark color. Otherwise, they are the same!
159678
Yes, it's customizable as to how light or dark you want the end result to be. Also, if you layer the minerals while they are still wet, you will end up with gray areas where the white and black mix together (but dab the sponge, don't smear!).
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You probably don't want to use this for mold making as it is not flexible. I'd suggest a casting silicon from smooth on.
1328907
Yes, that's what I used. I added food coloring also. I had the best luck using a double boiler with the candy melts. The texture was more consistent & flowed into the molds. Make sure the molds are thoroughly cooled before trying to remove candy from molds. Have fun!!