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I had no idea...really impressed!(VOTED!)

wow...I'm not a woodworker but had to read your Instructable and loved the details on how something like this is created.What a beautiful piece!Gooooooo Paaaaanthers...raaaaahhhh!

Reading only the title I thought this was kinda icky but once I read the instructable and saw they were NEW tampons I thought the idea was brilliant!(BTW...menopausal women have an excess of these too!)To me, your entry well supports the idea behind a "reclaimed" contest so you got my vote!

wow...this is wonderful! I've wondered how I could make a dispenser for my laundry room detergent (to match my laundry room theme) and here is the instructable.(Now I'm wondering if the spigot off of a bucket of margarita mix can be recycled for this instructible)Great job ??

Really thorough explanation and I would like to attempt this technique for soap molds, using a much smaller object.My question is...can you reuse the mold(s) often or does the silicon seem to break down after a few uses? Also, does one need to use all Part A & B once it is opened? Finally, is it necessary to oil/grease the object I am trying to replicate?Thanks for taking the time to document everything so well!

Thank you for your comment and for making my Instructables better. I will attempt to edit this page.You are correct...the rule is that you use "an" if the next word begins with a vowel sound. Vowel sound is crucial here because many words that begin with vowel letters do not begin with vowel sounds (e.g. user) and vice versa (e.g. hour).