Soap Column Mold
Usage Instructions

Column Molds are great for making shapes for use in tube molds. They may also be used as mini tube molds and sliced into min bar soaps once the column is made. The following instruction explain their usage.

1. Column Molds are 2 piece molds. Note that one piece has a pouring area on one end.	2. Use a sharp knife or hacksaw to open the pouring area.
3. Assemble the 2 halves. Use several binder clips (not included) to clamp the mold for pouring. Binder clips can be obtained in any stationary store.	4. Stand the assembled mold or molds up in a suitably sized container.
5. Pour your soap.	6. Allow to harden.
7. Unclip the binder clips.	8. Separate the mold halves.
9. Remove the finished column.	10. Trim the ends with a sharp knife.

SAFETY: Products should not be ingested. Avoid skin and eye contact with concentrated scent oil. Use caution when handling melted soap to prevent burns. Adult supervision required.

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Author: Bob Sherman

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