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De-mold
Now, if your bombs are on the soft side they may be harder to demold.
But I have a little trick that I’ll share with you: put your mold in the freezer for 30 min and try again. If still soft, keep them for another 1/2 hour.
Get them out and demold right away!
So much easier, right?
Store in a jar and label: put the name and date. You can also add the ingredients.
As it turns out, my bombs came up too moist. I’m going to close the jar and keep them in the fridge — it’s so hot (we’re having almost 100 degrees temps here!) that I’m afraid they’ll stick together.
Because they’re cold, they may take a bit longer dissolving in the water.
Drop one in your toilet right away to enjoy that fresh, glistening clean bowl!
I added a couple of bombs to my laundry detergent, to hand wash a few delicate whites, but you can use them in your regular machine wash too.
TIP: If you’re doing whites, you can also add a 1/4 cup of white distilled vinegar along with your regular laundry detergent.
CAUTION: Though the bombs shouldn’t damage colors, you should try a hand wash with a color item first. Borax and citric acid may affect colors.
Enjoy!
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