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VERY easy to use! I recently started making candles and my first container candles I completely ruined. Then I figured out heat/pour temps and I made my first candle in this mold and it turned out PERFECT. I used a 444 soy wax and heated to 180*F and added fragrance oil at like 150* and poured at ~120. I’ve adjusted my pour temp between 110-120 since then and it’s been great. The main issues I’ve had were waiting for my candle to set, but I have consistently good results if I wait at least 1 hour and 20 mins. I’m still experimenting with color so some of my candles are weird.When I first had to poke the hole for the wick, I just used really sharp tweezers and the wick or leaking was never a problem. Not sure why some need a crazy wick set up, as you can see in my pic a popsicle stick works just fine, and I don’t use wicks with the metal tab. Only once did my wax pour out and I don’t know why.With one mold I made about 20 candles and it is still in perfect condition. Every time before I pour my wax I use olive oil and massage it onto the mold for an easy release. I did have to cut my nails because I kept chipping my candles when devolving them.It’s a little hard to add flowers, but if you really shove them in there you can keep them on the outside away from the flame.When the candle burns for many hours, it will sometimes spill over the side and that will be the death of the candle if not plugged. However, removing the wax from the plate is usually very easy. The candle has burned for me for about 4+ hours.Overall I’m so happy with this mold and it is literally my gateway mold because I am now going to try new ones! I recommend this for all candlemakers!

I'm an amateur candle maker (i use soy wax and my thermometer to make sure i'm pouring at 135, but that's the extent) and i was super impressed with this mold. I had low expectations because i'd never used a silicon mold before but in reality its so much better than the plastic ones! simple removal, too.

Used this product with unscented wax. Allowed it to stand for 24 hours in the mold. And it popped right out! Did not use a wick, which may be hard to stick in as the bottom is not level, and has a lot of grooves. Great product for a great price

I love this mold! I had to cut a small hole in the top for the wick and I wish it was bigger. But it’s so cute and makes really great small candles!

You have to poke the perfect size hole to put the top of the wick through, which can be difficult. Once you figure that out, you have to deal with keeping the wick upright once you’ve poured the wax. I created a crazy magnet set up to keep the base of the wick straight. If you don’t pour enough wax, the bottom will stick far out and the base will make the candle wobbly. Also, the top of the candle will always have flat indents because of the way the mold has to rest as the wax cools and hardens. There is definitely a learning curve, but it’s cheap so you get what you pay for.

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Super easy to use. Takes a bit of getting use to. Not the easiest to get the candle out of the mold. But for the price it’s a good deal.

This mold was purchased for my candle business. Or worked great ! The only thing I wish it was a little bigger