🧼 Round Circles Soap Silicone Mold: Perfect for Chocolate, Jelly, Muffins, and Cupcakes - Baking Mould with 3OZ per Cell Review

Perfect! I've used them to make lavender loofah soup and it was incredibly easy. Minimal cleaning and perfect soap shape.

I use this mold to make my soaps and they come out perfect every time. I just pour my products in. I let it dry, turn it over and take it out easily.

Works great. HOWEVER, it's so flimsy that it's difficult to take it out of the oven without risking it tipping over and spilling everything. He has to put it on a baking sheet, which defeats the purpose of the silicone backing.

I used a brick mold. I paint on rocks and it's a good round size to put plaster of paris in to set and they come out straight away, shiny and smooth. I can't say anything about the durability as I just got it in the mail today. But it was easy to use. And washed well.

Bought for soap molds. When they arrived I found that they were more flexible and less stiff than other silicone molds I've used. This means that soap (particularly when melting and pouring) will dent or ugly spikes if I move it a bit. I hope this review saves you the expense of learning this yourself. At least I could repurpose them to hold my dog's toy balls.

This shape is exclusive to M&P soap. I just received it today and was skeptical because it seemed brittle compared to other molds I have. I used loofah pieces which I soaked in water before adding soap and when I lifted the mold it was very wobbly. I ended up putting my mold in the fridge, so I put a board underneath, knowing I'd be moving it in and out between dying sessions. Demoulding the soaps was the best and easiest, they popped out instantly with no effort and my soap looks beautiful. As