What did I do wrong with my bath bombs?
my bombs overflowed the ice cube trays, then collapsed, and never formed up - what did I do wrong?
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Hi Laurie, I don't know for sure what you did wrong but here is a link to all the recipes that are here on the site. Check them out and maybe you can figure out what went wrong or you could pick another recipe.
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=fizzy%20toilet%20bombs
Probably too much moisture. I've never made toilet bombs, but I've made bath bombs and have had the same problem.
https://joybileefarm.com/rose-bath-bombs/
Hi Laurie, here is one recipe that you can alter and try
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEqcpMx-6C0
Definitely too much moisture.
If your bath bombs don't stick together, it's most likely because they are too wet, or you're trying to dry them in a humid area, which prevents them from becoming hard. Use a dehumidifier and make sure they are kept away from the sun.