Even though you can get water to come out, pull one up on its side. I believe you will find after the inital drain and 2-3 days of drying, even though they are wet, they still are pleanty tough. When I edge my blocks you can pull a handfull of the PC and squeeze water out of it. Get out of you head this stuff is/acts/performs like concrete. You are experimenting. Turn one on its side and see what happens. If it breaks apart, you lost one brick. Re-slurry and have a go at it again. Let us know the results
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