Ogrmar Flexible Rectangular Soap Silicone Mold with Wood Box DIY Tool for Soap Cake Making 42oz (Purple-2PCS)

Ive only used this mold once, so I cant speak to its longevity, but so far so good. One mold comfortably fits 40 ounces with about 1 cm to spare (I made an 80 ounce batch of cold process soap split between two molds). The silicone liner lifts out of the wood mold easily and the sides pull apart from the soap without sticking. I did still have difficulty getting the loaf out so I placed it upside down and peeled the sides up so it was inside out. This worked well for me but I dont know if it will damage the silicone liner long term. Since I only make soap for myself and will use these molds sparingly, I dont mind; if the silicone liner ever breaks, I can still use the wood mold lined with parchment paper.

The box on the outside is really well made and the silicone mold works exactly as its supposed to. Absolutely recommend.

Arrived on time and intact although the box was already open all the merch was present.

I love these molds. They are pretty popular in the soap making world. They are the perfect width and height. I suggest drilling holes (the size of a quarter) on the bottom of the wood to assist in getting the silicone mold out. I also waxed the inside of the wood so the silicone slid out easier. I’ve never had a problem but some of the reviews say they had issues getting the silicone mild out of the wood mold so I did the waxing and hole drilling prior to using them just in case. I definitely recommend these molds. I will be getting more.

Seller keeps asking for feedback. Sorry, have not used it yet. Looks much nicer than the cheapo molds I made the wife to try and save money. As long as it holds up to heat and useage we should be just fine.

So easy to use, so easy to clean, perfect size

Great quality, would be even better if it had a couple holes in the bottom or a sliding base to easily get the mold out, but still really good quality.

Super easy to use and clean.

I have three of these and by far are the easiest to unmold. A quick rinse under hot water and air dry and ready for the next batch!

This works great with the soap