Rectangle Silicone Soap Molds - Set of 2 for 12 Cavities - Mixed Patterns - Soap Making Supplies by the Silly Pops

A bar made of it would be comparable to a bar of ivory soap, which weighs about 4 oz. For a small figure, I do not think the depth would be sufficient.

Brianna Arroyo

| Jul 02, 2021

The larger molds are my favorite In any case, this soap mold comes with a little design to add a little extra decorative flair to your soap. Keep one thing in mind when you are paraphrasing. Then you are in trouble if you pick them up to move them. It usually takes me about twenty minutes as long as I put the soap in the fridge. As my board is just the right size, I simply slide the molds onto the board and slide it into the fridge. I don't remove the board until I take them out. Please accept my sincerest thanks for your assistance.

Zhuri McMillan

| Sep 14, 2020

Using these molds, I made a really beautiful soap. It is a champagne vanilla bar that I made, and the detail is astounding. You can get your soap out evenly by placing your palm underneath the mold and pushing it upward from the bottom that will keep the detail. This is what I found useful when I was making.

Damir McKnight

| Apr 21, 2021

Cleanly unmolds with an excellent design, but I recommend freezing the soap for an hour or so before it's removed from the mold to ensure the design is crisp and clean. Pull the soap bar straight up by pushing it slowly up from the bottom until it pops up, then grasp it and slide it The bars made with this mold are smaller than those from regular loaf molds. The bag is really pretty and it makes a nice gift when it is tucked into a 4x6" organza satin 2 of them are perfect for a small batch of cold process soap, which weighs 1 lb to 1 1/2 pounds.

Ruben Waller

| Jan 04, 2021

My favorite thing about this mold is everything about it. Seeing as how I make natural soaps, I make them in places like this. In addition to being super easy to get out, the imprinted design in the silicone is perfectly readable. In my experience, the molds are well worth the price. I have used them several times and have gotten a lot of bang for my buck. As well as taking heat well, it is also very durable. Hey, I'm glad to hear that.

Magnus Rich

| Dec 02, 2020

I love the pattern, easy removal and the ease of removal of the bars.

Stetson Valencia

| Nov 29, 2020

Processing that takes place in the cold There is approximately 3 ounces of oil over 16 ounces per tray. I used 1 tbl of sodium lactate to lye the water. This ensured a firm bar and detail when drying A molded object. I also added a squirt of cyclomedthicone to the bottom of the mold to help release it. I thought all of this was very well done and very detailed. My business sells handcrafted soaps made with local olive oil in the Livermore, California This company makes soap for the Livermore Valley.

Anne Patton

| Oct 04, 2020

It's easy to use, it's beautiful, and it's absolutely amazing. The first time I made my own soaps for gifts was this year, and I have never done anything like this before. It is such a great idea to create these molds! Until I tried, I had no idea how simple it would be to fill them and keep them clean. My friends and I just went and bought more so we can make more bars at the same time. The designs are really nice and these create a nice full design. A bar of soap about the size of a dime. The review I had previously read stated that one person filled all 12 slots with two pounds of melt and pour. I can assure you that this is not the case. With a little over four slots filled, I managed to fit Would it be possible that the other reviewer did not completely fill all the slots with his opinion? In any case, I think these look great and I like how they look like professional soaps. I LOVE YOU!.

Ayla Vogel

| Feb 05, 2021