I find this video very helpful, can I ask what is the best level of humidity to make bath bombs please? I made a few when it was 65% and my bomb did activated a bit.
Our recipe tends to work best at around 45% humidity. There is a bit of allowance either side of that, so I will happily make at 40% or 50% too, but outside of that the bath bombs do tend to either activate if humidity is too high or dry out too quickly for my liking if humidity is too low.
Yeah I won’t buy from Cada moulds. They are a shady company but what you did looked cute. You will probably delete this being you are affiliated but people should know. They can look them up and not take me at my comment and decide.
Sorry to hear that you have had problems with them, I personally have always found them to work really well for me and I have always been happy with their molds and service. The only affiliation I have with them is choosing to use them for my bath bombs and offering the link they provide here so people who wish to give them a go can do so. You are not the first person to mention Soap & Clay, so I am definitely going to look up that video now!
