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It works! This was a fun little project and I got to make use of all those broken crayons. I used a heat gun to melt mine which worked fine. The shape of the crayons was a little annoying to color with for me but kids probably wont mind

Took all the little crayons home from our school. Used these molds to make bigger ones instead. Super easy to use, did its intended use. Only issue is that cleaning them up is hard.

We had so many crayon stubs that I thought I would give this a try! Bakes at 275 F for about 10 minutes. I added some beeswax to fill the trays since we tried to keep the colors sorted. If you’re mixing all the colors I wouldn’t bother with doing that. Make sure they tray is filled up or they become a little flimsy and break. I didn’t bother washing them since I’ll not be using them for anything else, so I can’t speak about their wash-ability.

My young kids love the crayons I am able to make with these. This shape is better for them since their small hands have a hard time holding the small crayons while learning to write and color. They can be a little hard to clean, but the molds were cheap and I love them.

These are more flimsy than I thought they would be and if I put a bigger crayon in the middle, it doesn’t melt easily. Also, my daughter was able to break the crayons I made pretty easily because they’re are kind of thin.

Not much to say; they work as advertised and are a fun family project. Highly recommend if you feel like you are constantly throwing away and wasting broken crayons.

These work fine, but they are a bit wobbly. The cavities on the edges slope a bit because there is no support, so melted crayon slides out of them. I think I will just not use the cavities on the edges next time. Everyone is complaining about them being flimsy, but I found that the flimsiness was helpful when peeling the mold off the crayons. Maybe if they were thicker/sturdier, it would be hard to pop the crayons out.

It's so easy to make. I never had a problem taking it out once i froze it.

Funcionó excelente, Mi recomendación es tratar de triturar lo más posible las crayolas para evitar que se desborde, derretirlas en el horno, (no en el microondas, ya que empieza a “hervir” ) Los moldes quedaron manchados en la parte exterior, pero como solo los usaré para crayolas, no tengo problema.

This was exactly what I needed - a way to make old crayons usable again. If you're using lower quality crayons they do separate so I just used a kitchen knife to carve the filler off and then if necessary remelted them a bit.

These are as pictured and work just fine. I have found that using oil of some kind to clean them is helpful. The kids love my recycled crayons!

J'ai acheté ces moules pour faire des crayons pour le bain. J'ai trouvé un peu difficile à utiliser, les moules se tiennent moins bien que je le croyais. Ils sont très soupleé

It’s a quality product that you’ll be able to use over and over, but the sharp triangle shape isn’t really great for wax. The tips/sides flake off and make a bit if a mess. Round would have made more sense.