Are these fimo or polymer clay canes? Are they already cooked/cured? are they still maliable (moldable)?
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They are fimo sticks and they are already cooked. Slice them up as you like. They are tiny. About 1mm wide and about as thun as cigarettes. You cannot mold them. They are for slicing and placing on your nails. 3d style japanese nails
802006
I think they are solid ceramic. I love this flat iron. My hair is fragile because of the straightener I have in it. Because I can adjust the heat and the plates are ceramic, my hair has not had as much damage as it would have had otherwise.
1277850
I wouldn't use this clay for anything. Period. I've worked with various types of clay and this is by far the worst. If you want the ornament to last without cracking, use Sculpey or Fimo. While those do need to be baked to cure, they will also last a lot longer.
1569830
The cane is reinforced "SOMETHING" inside that can withstand my full force of weight and leverage without bending, so I suspect it is not plastic. The outside has a smooth matte finish coating which feels more like a rubber material than plastic without 'feeling' rubbery.
2133460
Yes, these are tiny cube-shaped molds. I use mine for hard candies, which is much harder to work with than clay. I push my candies out from the back side...it takes a few minutes, but it works well. Since this is silicon and has no air drying holes, etc., it could take awhile for clay to harden in it, but I see no reason why this wouldn't work. Will pass this idea on to my daughter as she loves beads/bead working. Good Luck!
572011
No, I think they're more for props and crafts. They do look realistic in size and composition, but they don't have full tooth roots and they aren't porcelain.Edit in: Well, if someone has been using them for nearly a year, I guess they're useable! I don't know whether I'd trust the material not to leach unpleasant chemicals though.
104602
Yes they seem to be made of MDF and it is a fact that the paint chips off on the edges where they impact when repeatedly thrown or dropped, not too unrealistic a reality. I think from a green recycling perspective I'de rather they we made of MDF than solid wood, it saves allot of trees this way, and these amazing puzzles are not very expensive. I am pleased with mine, Oh' and so is Baby! lol
113613
Lol no they are made of fimo clay and they are super thin. They feel like erasers too but made up of a completely different material
1939623
They are unbleached paper, no wax or chlorine. I hope they are biodegradable, because I am putting used bags in my compost pine. :)
10260
You need to ask the seller..l bought them and they arrived quickly and smelled delicious. Apparently food grade quality. Mine came with recipes. I make sachets - I never used them any other way.
100041
Not ceramic, more like the Teflon non - stick coating. As my review of this product says, the coating is good as long as you do not use high heat. But that is true of the ceramics also. I ruined two ceramic lined pans when I fried sausage on high heat. Just keep it to medium and your non - stick properties will stay intact.
788209
I think they are made by Vitrelle instead of Corning (not sure; they got mixed up with my other bowls, some Corning and some Vitrelle). They work great though.
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Here is my 2 cents having been teaching myself about Hot processed soaps. It should never be 'wrapped in plastic', this will not allow the water to evaporate which makes the bar harder. I have cured my last piece and it is now hard like other soaps. The Hard pieces are part of the natural process. Its made from the ash of plantains skins and cocoa pods; so yes you will get pieces from time to time; but my mother taught me to use wash cloths and I don't have that problem. Personally I will not be buying this again as it doesn't come in blocks anymore. I'm going to go locally as they still come in blocks. Here is my 2 cents having been teaching myself about Hot processed soaps. It should never be 'wrapped in plastic', this will not allow the water to evaporate which makes the bar harder. I have cured my last piece and it is now hard like other soaps. The Hard pieces are part of the natural process. Its made from the ash of plantains skins and cocoa pods; so yes you will get pieces from time to time; but my mother taught me to use wash cloths and I don't have that problem. Personally I will not be buying this again as it doesn't come in blocks anymore. I'm going to go locally as they still... » Read More Here is my 2 cents having been teaching myself about Hot processed soaps. It should never be 'wrapped in plastic', this will not allow the water to evaporate which makes the bar harder. I have cured my last piece and it is now hard like other soaps. The Hard pieces are part of the natural process. Its made from the ash of plantains skins and cocoa pods; so yes you will get pieces from time to time; but my mother taught me to use wash cloths and I don't have that problem. Personally I will not be buying this again as it doesn't come in blocks anymore. I'm going to go locally as they still come in blocks. « Show Less
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These mats are made from PTFE which is not synthesized from BPA, also PTFE is an approved cooking surface by the FDA on temps up to 500 degree F.
1973153
These questions go to past buyers - not to the seller. I just bought them and they are normal clay with a glazed interior. Don't know heat tolerance...you need to ask seller directly. But the poor seal may allow heat to burn the food you put in them even if the baker itself holds up to the heat.
220600
It is made with soft and comfy rubber over a hard plastic. I liked this cane, but had to switch as I needed more stability (I use elbow cane). Hope that answers your question.
168233
It does not say they are but I have personally put them in microwave n they are fine. The reason I did is because I could tell they are good porceline quality .