Description
| Liner Capacity | 32 ounces of oils |
| ID of Liner | 10" L x 3 5/8" W x 2 1/4" H |
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This is really good quality silicone mold.
I've used this mold for the first time 2 weeks ago and I love it. I previously purchased the 4" inch mold.
I am still trying to figure out an easy way to remove soap from silicone molds which aren't multi cavity.
This 10" mold yields ten 1 inch bars of soap. Just purchased 2 more. For now the 10" mold is enough.
The easiest way to get the soap out of the mold is to gently pull the sides away first, if you notice any resistance or any soap sticking to the mold stop and try again in another day or so! If you can pull the sides away easily then turn the mold over and while pulling the sides away with your fingers, gently press all along the bottom of the mold with your thumbs to get some air under the soap and break the seal. You will feel the soap slowly releasing from the bottom at that point use one hand to catch the soap as it falls out! If you try all this and still have trouble, try popping the soap into the freezer for about 15 min or so and then try again. It should release easier after that! :)
I love this type of molds for my hot prosses essential soap. They are steady and hold really well the soap. You can get 8 x 1-1/8 bars of soap or 10 of 1in bars of soap. Really recommend this mold. Have them for years and will order more!!!
Very sturdy, reinforced silicone molds are perfect for small batches, soap dough, embeds and more! So happy to have a set of these in my arsenal.
Great price. Perfect mold
This is really good quality silicone mold.
I've used this mold for the first time 2 weeks ago and I love it. I previously purchased the 4" inch mold.
I am still trying to figure out an easy way to remove soap from silicone molds which aren't multi cavity.
This 10" mold yields ten 1 inch bars of soap. Just purchased 2 more. For now the 10" mold is enough.
The easiest way to get the soap out of the mold is to gently pull the sides away first, if you notice any resistance or any soap sticking to the mold stop and try again in another day or so! If you can pull the sides away easily then turn the mold over and while pulling the sides away with your fingers, gently press all along the bottom of the mold with your thumbs to get some air under the soap and break the seal. You will feel the soap slowly releasing from the bottom at that point use one hand to catch the soap as it falls out! If you try all this and still have trouble, try popping the soap into the freezer for about 15 min or so and then try again. It should release easier after that! :)
I love this type of molds for my hot prosses essential soap. They are steady and hold really well the soap. You can get 8 x 1-1/8 bars of soap or 10 of 1in bars of soap. Really recommend this mold. Have them for years and will order more!!!
Very sturdy, reinforced silicone molds are perfect for small batches, soap dough, embeds and more! So happy to have a set of these in my arsenal.
Great price. Perfect mold