25 Cube Silicone Mold
Our 25 Cube Silicone Soap Mold is one of our favorite soap molds! Not only are the soaps made in this mold an amazing shape, but this mold is absolutely versatile as well. We use it for fragrance and color testing because each cavity can be filled individually with different scents and colors. You can fill only part of the mold or the whole mold, making up to 125 ounces (almost 8 pounds) of soap. It doesn't need support and is very sturdy on its own.
For the easiest release of soap in this mold, sodium lactate should be used. Let the soap harden thoroughly before trying to release the soap from the individual cavities of this mold. To release the soap cubes, turn the mold over and put gentle pressure on each individual square. The soap releases like a dream this way!
Customer Reviews
loved the way my soaps turned out
I have two of these now, and they are the perfect size for soap on a rope and more. I love the way the soap stacks and never falls over.
I finally tried my mold and I love it.
Ordering another 3.
I have not used it as yet, but great quality product
Great mold, big and sturdy. i love it. Good for testing colors
Excellent size and perfect squares!
These are great molds there are 2 things I would suggest to people who are going to use them. 1 is using for cp use sodium lactate to harden the bars its crucial. and 2. Let sit atleast 48 hours before trying to take them out or you'll smash in the top of the bars and they come out a wavy mess. My recipe general hardens pretty fast. For some reason it takes it longer to harden in these molds. I do like them though.
I love this mold ! Worked out great for sea salt bars and looking forward to making other square cube soaps.
I was excited to get this mold. The first few times I used it I only used one row and used MP soap for xmas extras in my holiday gift boxes. Second time I used it to make marble CP using two rows. This time I filled all of the mold and 2 days later still couldn't get them all out. The ones I did get out had finger tip marks on them. By the time I got them out I was exhausted and each one of them had a defect from my pushing on the mold. Won't use it again. It's a nice concept but bad delivery. It should have a solid row between the rows to help open it up more.
I thought this would be a fun shape for soap and it is, except for the dents in the soap from trying to get them out. I used sodium lactate as recommended and let it cure a bit longer(2days) and it was still so hard to remove. Anyone wanna buy some molds?