Handmade Small Loaf Silicone Soap Molds: DIY Swirl Making Mould - Rectangle Bar Design Review

I bought this 1 pound soap sample mold and it's perfect! I've used it for both cold and hot soaps. Easy to remove, super clean. Just make sure the sides are supported as the sides will buckle after filling. But I still love him for making thin sliced soap samples!

I love these little loaf pans when trying out new recipes. There's nothing worse than making a massive batch of soap that doesn't live up to expectations. I can't stand re-dosing soaps so they're perfect for me. I have never had a problem removing soap from the molds I have purchased from this brand. But melting and pouring is a different story. I prefer thinner molds for easier release of melt and pour formulas.

First Liked It. This is fine for multiple 3" x 3" rods but will bend slightly when filled. That's amazing for a 5" x 3" rod or two. If you fill the bottom with only about an inch, you'll end up with a 5" x 3" stick. Fill and cut lengthways or down the middle, you get two. But after using it about 5 times I made a cucumber soap today. It didn't get that hot but when I took the soap out of the mold I noticed that there were now engravings and bubbles in the mold.

These little shapes are beautiful and durable. The silicone is quite thick. I put 2 more boards next to it while it's up because it creases a bit when filled in. The only reason I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 is that my soap seems to take a little longer to set in this form. I don't know, maybe it's because the silicone is very thick. In addition, due to the fact that the silicone is very viscous, the soap is very difficult to remove. They aren't like thinner silicones that you can just bend…

I like the size of this form. I also had trouble extracting soap from this mold. I even ripped one off and was at a loss "why". Once, shortly after filling out a form, I had to leave the house for an extended period of time. As a result, it took me a lot longer than usual to demold them again, so the soap was pretty cool. The arrow popped out instantly, with relatively little effort. The soap I've tried molding before and struggled with was a few degrees warmer. And I know that the loaf speeded

Wish I had a mold this size when I started lathering. This mold is absolutely the perfect size for a batch of soap, made with about 14.5 ounces of oil (one pound of oil if you squeeze the water hard). It holds 23 fl oz when filled to the brim. Four stars because the mold isn't thick enough to avoid buckling when filling, but thick enough to be a hassle when removing the loaf from the mold. A thinner shape with a support box of this size would be ideal. It really curves so much in the zoomed…