I just received these, made a batch and all but to cam out of the mold. Two of them the stick part came out and the "goods" are stuck in the mold.
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Did you run the molds under warm water before taking the popsicles out of the molds?
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Make sure you froze them long enough. And when getting them out, run under warm water for 30 seconds at a time and shimmy the popsicle out. Hope that helps!
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I always rinse the outside with hot tap water before I pull them out. Never had a problem. But maybe what is inside matters too. Mine was mainly frozen juice.
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I have had that issue as well with more of the yogurt and fruit mixes. I haven't had an issue with any others though. However, I don't know why it's happened with some and not others. I just let it melt a bit and got them out and chopped up to put in a bowl.
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Ive had that happen to me before. Happens in shipping and setting on the shelf. Ive had some success pulling them apart but I've also had to get them cold and shake the bottle to split them up.
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NOTE!! I used these to make crayons, and at first they came out fine, but then I left one batch in the oven a little longer by mistake. A few of the minifig molds came apart when I popped the crayons out, and then after making a couple more batches with the ones that were still intact, all of them ripped apart. If you make crayons, I would recommend melting them in the oven in a separate container (I saw a tin can as a suggestion) and then pouring the melted wax into the molds to cool. This should preserve your mold. I was pretty bummed that my mold was ruined before I finished making everything I needed for my son's birthday party. :-( NOTE!! I used these to make crayons, and at first they came out fine, but then I left one batch in the oven a little longer by mistake. A few of the minifig molds came apart when I popped the crayons out, and then after making a couple more batches with the ones that were still intact, all of them ripped apart. If you make crayons, I would recommend melting them in the oven in a separate container (I saw a tin can as a suggestion) and then pouring the melted wax into the molds to cool. This should preserve your mold. I was pretty bummed that my mold was ruined before I finished making... » Read More NOTE!! I used these to make crayons, and at first they came out fine, but then I left one batch in the oven a little longer by mistake. A few of the minifig molds came apart when I popped the crayons out, and then after making a couple more batches with the ones that were still intact, all of them ripped apart. If you make crayons, I would recommend melting them in the oven in a separate container (I saw a tin can as a suggestion) and then pouring the melted wax into the molds to cool. This should preserve your mold. I was pretty bummed that my mold was ruined before I finished making everything I needed for my son's birthday party. :-( « Show Less
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They come as one inseparable batch. Upon freezing, I had to spend a few minutes prying the blue top away from the mold as the sticks don't always stand straight up and down AND it's just hard to pry plastic from frozen popsicles. Then, it was difficult just getting one as you do have to run under cold water for fastest extraction (you can't just soak one mold in a cup either as they're too close). It's a messy process and I found (as long as I ate them fast enough)--a quick wrap in saran wrap or a snack bag and back in the freezer was the easiest way to save myself the dance each time I felt like having one. They come as one inseparable batch. Upon freezing, I had to spend a few minutes prying the blue top away from the mold as the sticks don't always stand straight up and down AND it's just hard to pry plastic from frozen popsicles. Then, it was difficult just getting one as you do have to run under cold water for fastest extraction (you can't just soak one mold in a cup either as they're too close). It's a messy process and I found (as long as I ate them fast enough)--a quick wrap in saran wrap or a snack bag and back in the freezer was the easiest way to save myself the dance each time I... » Read More They come as one inseparable batch. Upon freezing, I had to spend a few minutes prying the blue top away from the mold as the sticks don't always stand straight up and down AND it's just hard to pry plastic from frozen popsicles. Then, it was difficult just getting one as you do have to run under cold water for fastest extraction (you can't just soak one mold in a cup either as they're too close). It's a messy process and I found (as long as I ate them fast enough)--a quick wrap in saran wrap or a snack bag and back in the freezer was the easiest way to save myself the dance each time I felt like having one. « Show Less
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Mine were unfortunately not sealed properly and molded after about a week. Amazon was great about refunding my money though.
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Hi Glenda, They are close to being that clear, but it appears that the outside of the cube has been polished in that picture. You have to use distilled water to get them that clear. If you use tap water, you get a lot more distortion. Also, there is a lot of residue (ice) around them when you take off the mold, so you would have to clear that away.
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Maybe you could try putting it in the freezer for a few minutes before trying to remove it. Or spray the mold with a little cooking spray before pouring the candy in. I always find that the freezer method works best for me.
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These cookies were so stuck together I couldn't serve them. I put them in the fridge to unsick them but it didn't work. I think the packaging was not air tight and that might have been the problem...I reccommend another brand sealed in a tin.
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If you mean mold, I would consider a different model, there is a good one available from Sky, Model 1057,
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I think we had to either chissel the mold or rip the mold apart to get the finished product out, u get two tries
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Make sure you completly combine both parts (quickly) and pour it into or onto evenly. I mixed and poured in small batches. Have lots of stirring sticks and mixing cups!
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I've had similar problem with one side often getting stuck. Solution, try using Saran Wrap to line the mold. Works every time.
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I was totally unsuccessful in repairing the thing. I could reassemble it but the sections would not tighten into each other. So the stick collapses. If you can figure out how, please let me know - if I haven't thrown it out yet.
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Mine do get moldy. Once that happens I toss them out because I haven't found a way to clean them once it starts. Rather than making all of them at once, I made smaller batches so the kids get the chance to keep playing.
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These are obviously molded items. The ice tray you received may not have had the mold-release chemicals (these would only be on the surface, not to worry) completely removed. Just a theory.
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Ummm... Try blowing hard into the one that doesn't work. I'm not sure but when I was looking at some skull candies the guy had the same problem and he fixed it by doing that. If that doesn't work then call the people and get your money back (unless you find another way to fix it). Hope I could help!!
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I've moved them a couple of times and had no residue. No idea how many times you can do this and maintain the "stick".