3D Printed Confetti Mould - Dolphin 4x3
This 3D printed 4 x 3 confetti Dolphin mould comes with a plunger.
Each cavity produce approximately 3.5g of product.
Our moulds are made from PLA plastics and they are very heat sensitive. Leaving them in hot places might damage your moulds.
We recommend hand washing the moulds with LUKEWARM water. Towel dry after washing and do not soak your moulds as they can retain water and activate your bath bombs.
Minor cosmetic deficiencies: At times, there could be some minor cosmetic defects such as discolouration and printing defects but they do not affect the performance of the mould.
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3D Printed Confetti Mould - Dolphin 4x3
3D Printed Confetti Mould - Dolphin 4x3
This 3D printed 4 x 3 confetti Dolphin mould comes with a plunger.
Each cavity produce approximately 3.5g of product.
Our moulds are made from PLA plastics and they are very heat sensitive. Leaving them in hot places might damage your moulds.
We recommend hand washing the moulds with LUKEWARM water. Towel dry after washing and do not soak your moulds as they can retain water and activate your bath bombs.
Minor cosmetic deficiencies: At times, there could be some minor cosmetic defects such as discolouration and printing defects but they do not affect the performance of the mould.
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Shipping & Returns
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Description
This 3D printed 4 x 3 confetti Dolphin mould comes with a plunger.
Each cavity produce approximately 3.5g of product.
Our moulds are made from PLA plastics and they are very heat sensitive. Leaving them in hot places might damage your moulds.
We recommend hand washing the moulds with LUKEWARM water. Towel dry after washing and do not soak your moulds as they can retain water and activate your bath bombs.
Minor cosmetic deficiencies: At times, there could be some minor cosmetic defects such as discolouration and printing defects but they do not affect the performance of the mould.















