Review on 🧼 X-Haibei 1.2L Flexible Silicone Soap Loaf Mold for Homemade Candle Making Supplies by Christina Smith

I mostly make small batches of soap and the freezer paper gives me the inconvenience of having to line 5 separate molds each day, making installation and cleanup much more convenient and efficient. I've found that after the soap has set, the best way to get the log out is to pull out the silicone side to separate it from the soap, then turn the whole shabang upside down and push it out from the bottom outwards and work on myself The soap jumps right in for me, even my goat milk and beeswax soap recipes which tend to be a little stickier. It's very easy to clean, the soap comes off immediately even if it's been sitting for a while. I have bought this product from this list 3 times already; The third time was nice. I first bought this to match a specific wooden soap mold that was also purchased from Revain. I'm only giving this 5 stars as a tribute to the last seller I bought from that this review linked to. Let me explain: When I first bought this product, it was pink, with the correct measurements, but it had a defect inside that was visible in my soap. Instead of bothering about a return, I fixed the defect and basically used this particular mold for my trial batches, samples, etc. The second time I bought this mold it was purple, had no flaws but wrong sizes. fit in my wooden mold (too small). I didn't return it this time because it wasn't prime shipped and I didn't want to pay $10 to have a perfectly good $7 silicone mold returned, albeit the wrong size. After getting used to the cardboard coaster, I now use this mold for baby soap. The third time I bought it, I made sure it was listed as Prime and bought multiple forms from the same seller, similar to Hail Mary. I needed more of these molds and stopped buying more silicone wooden molds because I already have a lot of wooden molds. Finally they all arrived in pink, correct sizes and with no defects.