Another question....

[uplandermom]

I'm sorry if my questions seem elementary but I'm just learning.

Can you use the wood molds for melt and pour soaps?

 

[pepperi27]

yes but you will need to line them with freezer paper and make sure the soap is thick enogh or cooled enough so it doesn't seep outside the mold.

 

[Soapmaker Man]

Yep, what pepper said!
8)
Paul.... :wink:

 

[Guest]

Gosh... MP is getting technical lol

 

[uplandermom]

sorry

 

[dragonfly princess]

Gosh... MP is getting technical lol

HAHAHAHAH yea like CP isnt????

 

[Soapmaker Man]

OK, OK. As a TOG wood soap mold maker, I can personally attest to the fact that M&P will jump straight out of my molds because only CP can be poured into a TOG Mold! RIGHT/NOT!
I know a lot of CPers pour just after emulsification. I pour at thin to thin/medium trace.
Use a TOG Log Mold. It will make a fine log of M&P soap. Better yet, my new TOG Slab 12 bar Mold with Acrylic Dividers! Pour and you'll have 12 precut bars of soap. 8)

Here is a picture. This pic has no liners in it, but comes with my liner system.

Paul.... :wink:

 

[Tabitha]

You can pour M&P into anything that will stand still. Soon you will only see the world as potential M&P soap mold opportunities! (so long as it does not leak & you can get the soap back out)

 

[uplandermom]

Thanks everybody!

 

[Bret]

I use Paul's TOG mold for M&P and it worked fine. I didn't think to line it with anything but the liner it came with, and I lost about a tablespoon or so of soap. No big deal, I had it sitting on a cookie sheet.