🧼 MOSE CAFOLO Loaf Soap Mold - 8 Inch Thick Lip Silicone Rectangular Mould - 40oz for DIY Handmade Swirl Soap Making Tools Review

The mold arrived quickly. It's strong but not too heavy to remove soap. After waiting at least 24 hours (depending on the recipe), I pop this soap mold in the freezer for about 15 minutes, and when I take it out, flip it over and tap the bottom a few times to set the suction and seal the soap shut stop popping out without ruining the edges. Depending on the thickness, I get 8-9 bars out of the mold and am happy with it.

Excellent! I have to admit that this silicone mold far exceeded my expectations. Compared to the Crafters Choice equivalent, I consider the quality and durability of this mold to be superior. The sides of this shape are much more supportive and reinforced. The walls of the mold are slightly thicker. The dimensions are also identical. The price is even better, twice the price. I highly recommend this product.

Overall I like this shape and have used it twice. It's a bit thinner than my Crafter's Choice tall and thin mold. However, soap is very difficult to remove. I absolutely have to use sodium lactate when using this mold or my soap will get a little damaged trying to get it out. I might recommend waiting an extra day to resolve. Also, I use something to reinforce the sides as it tends to sag a bit in the middle when filled with soap. My other tall and skinny shapes do this too, so I guess it's…

Refresh! This form does NOT hold 60-63 oz as advertised. It holds just under 50 ounces. I love/hate this shape. I love the size of the thin poles this makes! Ideal! However, it creases in the middle, giving the soap cut from the middle a wider tip, resulting in waste (soap scraps) when I cut. I tried using wooden shapes and other items for support. Another downside is that the mold bends after pouring and then when I support it the center shrinks and my soap from the center is flat but taller…

I like that this little mold is sturdy and perfect for testing out new recipes. The downside is that the shape sags at the bottom. This has happened to almost every recipe I've tried in this form. You can see in the picture that the layered strip on the right has a curved underside that usually gets worse as the strips dry out. Options are to cut the bar to level it (i.e. use soap and get smaller bars) or find more room on the dryer because they're usually curved so they don't even stand up…

This is a very good durable silicone mold, better than other silicone molds sold by other major soap suppliers that I have used in the past. I've made CP soap several times with no problems. It's also very easy to demold without sodium lactate, it's easy to clean and doesn't stain, although I've used full strength green and blue oxides recently (1/2 teaspoon oxides for 1/3 lb of each soap) . and twisted, no spots). It holds about 1 liter of liquid (water) when I measured how much it holds. I'm…