How to dry Floating Bath Bomb quickly(1)

How to dry Floating Bath Bomb quickly?

When we first started making a floating bath bomb, one of our greatest challenges was to dry it. Most of the time, we just put them on the counter for the night, hoping that they will be ready in the morning. But once we get busy, we need a way to make the floating bath bomb dry faster. Here are the first ways that you can take to help your floating bath bomb dry.

Air drying

This is usually the first method used by each floating bath bomb at the time of departure. It's simple, free and reliable. If you use clam shell molds to make your floating bath bomb, this is particularly effective, because you can leave them in molds at night and have a beautiful round dry floating bath bomb in the morning. This is ideal for new floating bath bomb that only need to make a few bombs at a time, but once your sales start to increase, it may become prohibitive, because you have to buy more and more molds to load floating bath bomb, and even cheap small plastic clam shells, once your sales pick up, they also start to become very expensive. In addition, since most e-commerce websites punish you if your shipping schedule is too long, it may become troublesome and have to wait 24 hours before you can deliver your floating bath bomb once your business starts to grow.