To protect both the mold and your finished piece, always allow your casting material to cure completely before attempting to demold. Proceed slowly by gently stretching the flexible silicone to release intricate reliefs, and never use sharp metal tools like knives or needles to assist with extraction. Some of our highly detailed designs may feature pre-made cuts to help make this demolding process smoother.
While this collection is highly versatile, only selected options like our fondant egg molds or sweet confectionary forms are suitable for edible creations. Please check the individual product specifications to ensure your selected mold is safe for food contact, and always follow appropriate food-safe practices during preparation. Other molds in this collection are designed primarily for non-edible media like wax, soap, resin, or plaster.
After demolding, thoroughly clean the mold using warm water and mild soap to remove any leftover wax, resin, or pigment residue. Avoid using harsh abrasive pads or chemical solvents that could degrade the silicone surface. Once clean and dry, store the mold flat in its natural shape away from direct sunlight, dust, high temperatures, and open flames to prevent deformation.