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This was my first time ever using a mold to create a candle in these worked out perfectly. I bought 26 inch ones from a different company and they did not hold their shape but these were really nice to work with and release the candle well!

These are nice molds, simple, and sturdy. There is nothing fancy to them. They are small, accurate to description and size. They are made of thick silicone, and not flexible. I use them to make pillar candles. You will need to poke a hold in the bottom to feed the wick through or use a wooden skewer. You might need to manipulate the silicone to break the seal so the candle or resin can slide out.

The silicone material is practically indestructible, but it requires considerable finger strength to peel it off of the candle after the wax has solidified.

Thick silicone and tough to remove candles

I am new to candle making, so I probably did not pay enough attention, but these molds turned out to be smaller than I anticipated.

NO idea how this has 4 stars. It’s impossible to remove candles from these molds. This is as far as I got before I hurt my wrist and cut them out. I used really expensive tallow wax and it got sliced in the process. Total waste of time and $$!!

I bought these molds quite a while ago and I was discouraged by the poor reviews. Then when I finally decided to make my candles I was so very happy with how they turned out. The molds worked perfectly and my candles slipped right out! I made 6 candles and can’t wait to get more wax to make more! If it makes a difference I did use beeswax for mine.

It took me several long attempts to remove candles from these molds, especially from the taller one. The silicone is stiff, so you can't roll it over, you just have to wiggle and tap and shake it and pull it - which at the end damage the edges of a candle. Doesn't work for me.