Ozera 2 Pack Silicone Soap Molds, 6 Cavities Silicone Baking Mold Cake Pan for Soap Making, Pudding, Muffin, Loaf, Brownie, Cornbread and More

If you want the compartments filled to the brim, then it can do a bit more than a pound of soap.

Millie Keller

| Apr 29, 2021

The molds have been used twice to make soap for my It is likely that I will be able to use these molds two or three more times before they never work anymore because some of the sides of the soap molds are so thin they bend outward. Eventually they will no longer hold their shape. Despite my enthusiasm for them, I must admit that they are a bit of a disappointment. It is also impossible for me to return them. Oct. 31 is the last day to apply. In the second. You can see what I mean by looking at my picture. Having only one star selected would not allow me to post this product. That is the reason I gave it 5 stars.

Levi Daniels

| Apr 08, 2021

Now we know who the winner is! The mold holds 16 oz exactly of oils. I have tested at room temperature and at 130 deg F. Both worked well. Kind of needs a flat pan or hard box underneath to hit out any air bubbles, otherwise it's great. Makes for a really nice edge on the bar. Depending on the recipe, you may have not left your soap in the mold long enough, or perhaps you did not water discount, so the soap came out more difficult. If the edges of the soap aren't smooth you may have done something wrong. This was also the case with mine. This is a good place to start for a newbie in soap making. It would be perfect for a bathroom shower bar or guest bar in the palm of my hand, I think. The bar in the shower should not always be bigger than the palm of my hand. Here is what I hope will help. I like it because it's the right size, not to big and.

Lilyana Olsen

| Jul 22, 2020

Both of the molds were stacked inside of and on top of each other when I received them. Upon pulling apart the shapes, they did not revert to the original rectangle shapes. It was extremely disappointing, so I'm.

Erick Carlson

| Jul 09, 2021

These molds made near-perfect 3 ounce bars of soap for a batch of hot process soap that I just made. It is easy to use and the finished soap pops out nicely after it has been left overnight to It was a breeze to clean up. I can see how they would hold up well. Those worked perfectly for hot process soap, which gets to be about 150 degrees Fahrenheit It's no big deal if it's 160 degrees.

Aspen Nunez

| Sep 28, 2020

It is of a good size. The quality of products and services is important. It is of a good size. We made over 30 soap bars from these in order to give to friends and family during the Christmas season. I liked the way they worked, especially the fact that they were clean Although the rectangle was constructed well, it is a little flimsy, and as a result the sides of the mold collapsed a bit after pouring the hot melt and pour soap in. We had no trouble getting the soap out of the mold.

Alana Herrera

| Nov 29, 2020

Silicone soap molds are what I've been looking for. With the new, stainless steel molds, I can easily remove soap from the molds much more easily than I did with the old, plastic ones. If you are not used to using them, you might find these flimsy at first, but just put them on a cookie sheet or cake pan so you can move them until the soap has hardened, then you will find how easy it is to remove the soap from them.

Gracelyn Zamora

| Jan 09, 2021

As long as you don't overmix the soap, it works well! Embezzled soap should be placed into the fridge or freezer. After it has set, simply remove the bars from the back after it has been chilled. There is no difficulty getting them out. It will take a long time for these molds to become obsolete.

Emory Collins

| Jan 21, 2021