how many times I can use the silicon mold l and how long I can keep it saved, I saw a comment that lasts 6 months the mold is true? and once opened the package I have to use it all or I can keep it stored a time without liquid damage? thanks
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The amount of parts you can get from te mold depends on the complexity of the piece and the material you are using to make the parts. The cured mold can last for quite some time if it is stored properly. The uncured material needs to be used within 30 days of being opened or 6 months unopened. Please call toll-free at 1(877)342-8860 for further questions or concerns. Thank you.
78533
I have yet to use mold release with my silicone molds but I've not done anything too big or too detailed. If I was doing something with a lot of tiny intricate details I would hit it with some mold release as opposed to risking it not turning out. I hope that helps.
2229996
Agreed, mold can develop if you let it wet for too long. However, I do recommend this product. Have been using it for some months now and no complains.
1058254
I won't say "unlimited," but it's very long. These are fully dried fish flakes, and so long as you keep them in a tight package to keep moisture out (or live in a very dry area), they seem to last and last. I use them as a pet treat, and when I buy a big package, I use it quite slowly. I've never noticed any mold or deterioration.
680295
I purchased the clear version, which is the one in the picture. I simply rinsed it myself with cold water and let it air dry. Haven't had any problems with mold or any other issues. It works really well for me. If u place it in the dishwasher -which i haven't tried- I would take it out before the heating cycle for drying kicks in. That heat may be too strong for this item.
973710
I have never seen mold. As previous people have said there really isn't an inside that water can get in to. The ducky also pops off (its how to change the batteries) so you can clean it if you had to. Also, you need to dry it off after using (otherwise it won't turn off and the batteries will die eventually), so mold shouldn't grow anywhere.
1591395
How long it lasts depends on how much moisture. I keep one in my car because I have a leak in my car and it rains a lot where I leave. Nice and dry inside until used up. About 4 months in the winter. You know it is used up when there aren't any more loose crystals. Pick up the tub and turn it sideways. If no movement in the bottom of the tub, replace it.
1916558
My understanding is it depends on how it is stored. I wouldn't keep it more than 6 months. There seems to be an ordor about it. The company did not give anyinformation when I bought it and there is no information on the jar. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
230065
I've never put the silicon molds in the oven. Just the freezer and fridge. Silicon should be o.k. if temp isn't too hot. I'd google silicon and see what temps they could survive.
2018796
Yes, you can use the mold as many times as you would like as long as you keep the mold clean and do not bend, snap or puncture the mold.
2170267
I had one for 4 years & it did not accumulate any mold. It broke so I got a new one.
1250864
I have not had any go bad if it is unopened, but I found that it needs to be refrigerated after opening or it will grow mold on top. I would recommend using within 4 weeks of opening if it is kept refrigerated.
1216894
I ordered mine around February. Just now, it's getting caked due to moisture. If you have it in a truly airtight jar, it should keep for a very long time. The little moisture-fighting packet gets less effective after awhile. But then, I'm just finishing it after 7 months.
635659
I have only used it 7 times so far and have not seen any mold issues so far. However I can see now mold can occur after prolonged use if the steam is blocked. I imerge the bamboo pot in my stainless steel pot with water but i do not cover the stainless steel pot to allow the steam to escape.
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I guess it would depend on how much mold and how covered, I would use soap and water with a abrasive brush or sponge, then I would use disinfectant wipes and thoroughly clean it. If it still doesn't come off after doing that two or three times, I'm not sure it would be wise to use it again.
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They have a 30 day guarantee where they will work with you. If you screw up the mold they only charge you a nominal fee for some more impression compound. I have both the soft and hard versions and it is very apparent that the soft does not last as long. However it is cheaper (especially if you order more than one at $50) and slightly more comfortable. If you don't feel comfortable spending all that money the soft guard is still an excellent choice that will last you at least six months.
1111686
The instructions included say to store in a cool area, out of moisture and direct sunlight. So, unless it got particularly damp, I wouldn't worry about the mold issue. I stored mine away over the winter without any issues.