Description
| Liner Capacity | 49.5 ounces of oils |
| Liner Thickness | .25 inches |
| ID of Liner | 11" L x 2.5" W x 4.5" H |
| Dishwasher Safe | Yes - On low heat |
| Food Grade Silicone | Yes |
Because of the shape and thickness of this liner, it can be a little difficult at first to unmold soap. once you get the hang of it, it's easy-peasy! Unmolding can be made easier by discounting your water and using sodium lactate in your soap recipe.
When your soap is ready (not still soft), gently release the 4 sides of the mold. Once the sides are released, turn the liner on its end and use your thumbs on the bottom to gently release the seal on the bottom of the soap. Keep working down the length of the mold until the seal is released. This way you can gently push your soap out of the mold.
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These molds were a great size, sturdy silicone and easy to clean! Love them! Worth every penny.
It’s a really nice mold, and really loving the look of the soap bars!
The liners work well
Its ok, I really like the nice tall shape. However, i find it really very hard to remove my soap from it as the silicone is very stiff! Had I known this before hand i definitely would not have spent my $41 on this mold. I used it once and now it just sits. I just find it too much of a hassle to mess with sadly..
I've only used this liner a couple of times since receiving it, but wow do I like it! Very sturdy, and such crisp, straight lines. My first use of this liner resulted in the prettiest loaf I've ever poured. I learned the hard way not to fill the mold to the very tip top (makes it more difficult to unmold) and to definitely use salt or sodium lactate in the lye water) but I am super pleased with performance and convenience. The attached pic shows my a bar lovely hanger swirl first loaf. Some bars had air bubbles (totally my fault), but they still came out beautiful. I will say that unless you are comfortable with building boxes (or know someone who is), get the liner + the wooden mold. I had to wait almost 2 weeks after receiving my liner to build a box, and I was kicking myself because I couldn't try it out. Also, make sure your cutter can handle the tall loaf this mold produces. I ended up buying a large single-wire cutter--which I'd wanted anyway but couldn't justify until I turned out the first loaf from this liner.
These molds were a great size, sturdy silicone and easy to clean! Love them! Worth every penny.
It’s a really nice mold, and really loving the look of the soap bars!
The liners work well
Its ok, I really like the nice tall shape. However, i find it really very hard to remove my soap from it as the silicone is very stiff! Had I known this before hand i definitely would not have spent my $41 on this mold. I used it once and now it just sits. I just find it too much of a hassle to mess with sadly..
I've only used this liner a couple of times since receiving it, but wow do I like it! Very sturdy, and such crisp, straight lines. My first use of this liner resulted in the prettiest loaf I've ever poured. I learned the hard way not to fill the mold to the very tip top (makes it more difficult to unmold) and to definitely use salt or sodium lactate in the lye water) but I am super pleased with performance and convenience. The attached pic shows my a bar lovely hanger swirl first loaf. Some bars had air bubbles (totally my fault), but they still came out beautiful. I will say that unless you are comfortable with building boxes (or know someone who is), get the liner + the wooden mold. I had to wait almost 2 weeks after receiving my liner to build a box, and I was kicking myself because I couldn't try it out. Also, make sure your cutter can handle the tall loaf this mold produces. I ended up buying a large single-wire cutter--which I'd wanted anyway but couldn't justify until I turned out the first loaf from this liner.