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Should I sit my cake directly on perlite?
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The above link is my last post. notice the water damage on bottom. Someone says sit the cake directly on the perlite. yea or nay? Most people say use a lid or something to elevate the cake and I did and got water damage. My next idea is to use the underside of a jar lid, fill it with dry perlite and sit the cake on that

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Re: Should I sit my cake directly on perlite? [Re: LSAuser]
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Put your cakes on pieces of aluminum foil. Why would dry perlite be good to put your cakes on?

Edit-ok, I read that you already had them on aluminum foil, put them on jar lids.


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Re: Should I sit my cake directly on perlite? [Re: Skikid16]
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I've heard to set the cakes on top of something. i.e. jar tops and only set them directly on the perlite if they dry out or after a good flush.


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Re: Should I sit my cake directly on perlite? [Re: LSAuser]
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I don't use perlite anymore, but I have a little wire shelf for my cakes/casings to sit on, keeping them away from standing water. You can use chickenwire or something similar, and just bend it into whatever shape you need.

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