Article: Putty sealers typically get molded around the base of the mold to seal the hole. They're usually pressed into a disk and stuck to the bottom of the mold. Removing this kind of sealer is as simple as peeling it off, much like sticky tack. Magnetic mold sealers are simple metal sheets that are magnetically charged. They snap onto the bottom of a mold to prevent wax from leaking out. Removing these is as simple as pulling them off. If you're using plastic or aluminium molds, you're likely not using a magnetic mold sealer. Rubber mold plugs are shaped somewhat like a spinning top; they have a large base and a tapered tip. Usually they just squeeze into the hole at the bottom of a candle mold. That means removing them is as simple as grabbing the base and pulling them out. With rubber molds, the wick may be wrapped around a wick bar at the bottom of the mold. If so, you'll need to unwrap the wick before you can remove the candle.
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Peel off putty type sealers. Snap off magnetic mold sealers. Pull out rubber mold plugs.