Is the entire thing made of silicone? Or is the bottom part made of plastic? Do these require wooden sticks to be added or nothing extra?
1247527
No. The set is complete, no additions needed. Only the spiral mold is silicone. The base & sticks are plastic that are detachable for easy washing. I just uploaded images for you.
1247528
The stand and the "sticks" are made of plastic, only the curvy molds are silicone. So, you don't need anything extra to make your popcicles: just pour in any liquid and freeze!
1247529
Only the mold part is silicone the bottom part is plastic but the good thing is its bpa free.Also it comes with its own sticks which are just the right size so a child couldnt lodge it down its thoart or choke on it aswell they are attached to the handle.
1247530
The bright lime and pink parts are silicone. The holders are plastic. No wooden sticks are needed. Nothing is 'fixed' in place except the rack that holds each silicone cup.
1247531
The base and the tops are made of plastic, the spiral mold part is silicone. This makes it easier to twist them off. The handle part is rounded to catch drips and there is a 2 1/2" 'stick' incorporated into it, so no wooden sticks are needed. They fit perfectly into the base to fit in your freezer. I love mine and am trying different recipes. I hope this helps...
517961
The bottom is made of tent material. It is really durable though...my 3 year old drags it all over the house....he absolutely loves it and my 13 month old loves hiding in there as well...
119985
It is made out of press board, fixtures are plastic. Overall easy to put together, great quality for not being real wood. I would buy again. Its super cute.
1163650
The upper section is a food-grade silicone similar to other "oven safe" silicone baking trays or cooking utensils. That isn't the issue.The bottom however feels more like a regular TPA material, similar to the polymers used in typical Rubbermaid and tupperwear containers.
1257435
Mine was wood. It is an amazing stick for the $. I've casted $700 fiberglass noodles that weren't as nice as this. I picked it up on a whim because it was so cheap. Best 3/4 wt I own and a 12" brookie feels like a monster on it. I use it with a rio 4 wt line and absolutely love it!
535147
I just bought these Gummy Bear Trays 2 weeks ago. The material feels rubbery and very sturdy, used it to make jello. I *ASSUME* it might be silicone. Don't know about the chemical composition.
1795401
I did get wooden sticks when I purchased the Popsicle molds. I also purchased additional sticks as well. You will love the Popsicle molds!
140437
They are tiny....... They may even be smaller than those really small pretzel sticks. The silicone pan isn't the greatest I've used either, to be honest..... You will have to trim the sides of the balls because it goes all over and there are no instructions that come with the pan, so you have to guesstimate on how much batter to use. I was not impressed at all - Sorry......
157594
Mine are a canvas type of material not plastic-y at all. I got them back in January, super pleased with them.... use them for storing my newborns clothing.also not sure if they changed it but when I ordered mine it had the same material covered board in the bottom already...? Not sure what happened with the other answerer's purchase but it should come with matching cardboard bottoms. I would email amazon if it doesn't as it should be considered defective.
1778468
Everything is made of plastic, except the bottom non-stick glass tray which is made of a heavy duty glass.
1129052
I think that they are plastic. The jacks were birthday presents for my students. I really don't remember.
1492881
The bottom is plastic with a square shaped rubber outline. It will not scratch your wooden table, the rubber prevents that from happening.
1474091
The bottom is made of a hard cardboard type material, it is not plastic. One of my old ones (4 years old) split in the center of the bottom panel. I stitched it with a piece of small twine and got several more years of service.
1759683
No! I was disappointed when I bought this I returned it because they were more like wooden blocks with tiny little lips that were supposed to hold them in place which didn't work. I returned mine promptly and bought a plastic set
1888312
These, like everything else, have a hard plastic glide. I do not trust that on my wood floors. I applied self-stick felt pads to plastic guides. They work great. Buy extra felt pads because they do work loose over time. You can buy a whole bag for few bucks. By the way, I really like the stools. I bought 5 around 18 months ago.
1013644
Yes, the stick is plastic, but the mechanism is not. Kids have been playing with it and have no problems.
180879
Apart from globe, which is plastic(strong), everything else is wooden. It is sturdy but still light enough to move around easily.