Pack the mixture tightly into the jar and scrape the top with a credit card or ruler. Again, let it sit for a minute or too. Tap the edge of the jar onto the cookie sheet. The tablet should drop out without too much effort.
How to Make Fizzy Bath Bombs
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
You can also use a small (.5 - 1) ounce plasic cosmetic jar to mold the bath bombs - though they look more like tablets than bombs.
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- Make Fizzy Bath Bombs
- Setup and Ingredients for Fizzy Bath Bombs
- Prepare the Ingredients for Your Bath Bombs
- Mix the Bath Bombs Wet and Dry Phases
- Time to Test the Bath Bombs Mixture
- Mold the Bath Bombs
- Using a Cosmetic Jar to Mold the Bath Bombs
- Using a Seltzer Press to Mold the Bath Bombs
- Let the Bath Bombs Dry
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