I am going to ice a 12in cake dummy withBC is there away I can do this and be able to reuse the dummy? The place I purchased it said you can just rinse it off anyone done this? Thank you

Sometimes it's difficult to get off unless you use really hot, soapy water and even then it can sometimes still feel "greasy". You could cover your cake tightly with plastic wrap first. That way, you just remove the plastic wrap and the icing will all come off as well.

Thank you I will give that a try

I cover dummies in BC all the time. I never use saran. When I want to remove it (months later), I just get the spatula under the icing and run the spatula or knife around the dummy. The hardened icing pops right off. Wipe with a damp rag and it's ready to go again. It's not hard at all.

what if i want to cover it with fondant?do i need saran...BC...fondant?

def. cover it with saran wrap!! i didn't ... and i ended up having to throw away 3 of mine!! but then again.. i also had fondant on them.. it was not a pretty picture.

when i did it with fondant.. i just sprayed it with some water.. it worked great but i couldn't get it off!! i suggest wrapping it with saran wrap and them spraying with water.. the picture i have as my profile image (pink and white cake) is the cake i did it with..

Fondant - even old fondant - is completely water soluable. All you had to do is put the dummy in the shower or sink and let water run on it. 15 minutes or less later, you have a clean dummy.

I've been using the same dummy cakess for years.

THANKS I'M GOING TO TRY IT TODAY!