BakingNana said:I put the weight on every label and try to package at 4 weeks of a good cure (meaning I'm running the dehumidifier CONSTANTLY). I like my bars to be .7 to .9 above label weight when packaged, but on some like the baby soap (rock hard) I go as low as .3 to .4. I fussed about what to do about size/weight on the site and got tired before I came to a conclusion.![]()
I think what I'll end up doing (let me know how this sounds) is saying something like "bars are cut to approximately 3.5 x 2.5 x 1; weights will vary according to variety." Think that's close enough?
BTW...heard from Paul today and my 8-bar cutter is somewhere between here and there on a UPS truck - FINALLY! I think I'm more excited than a kid at Christmas!! Paul, if you're out there - I LOVE YOU!!
It's only my opinion about weight but I do check out weights when I'm looking at soaps on web sites. I have a better understanding of what I'm getting by looking at weights as opposed to measurements. But I may be the only one.

Since all your bars are cut the same, you could put the info on your home page. Say something like "Hand cut bars are approximately 3.5 x 2.5 x 1; weights are 4.2 oz but may be heavier due to additives." I just put in the 4.2 as an example.
Does anyone else have an opinion about weights? Maybe it's not important.
Congrats on your 8 bar cutter. You'll have to post pics so we can see how well it works.