What kind of mold do u prefer?

[wildbelles]

I love and have 7 silicone lined log molds. 4 from Bebe Collection and 3 of the narrow/taller molds from Woodfields. All, very good molds.

I started by pouring into anything that looked like it would hold soap lol! Then invested in some inexpensive silicone log molds that Brambleberry was clearing out. Like those too. They are a bit harder to get the soap out of, but it gets easier after they are used a few times.

 

[Sammi_552]

Do you mind if I ask which silicone ones you have? I will review this thread also to see if I asked already.

Here's a link to my problem child, LOL:

http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.co...ce™+Loaf+-+Regular+-+Clear+Silicone+Mold+1501

 

[VanessaP]

Here's a link to my problem child, LOL:

http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.co...ce™+Loaf+-+Regular+-+Clear+Silicone+Mold+1501

Amusing what the different outcomes are, eh? Those are the ones I have, yep from WSP, and I don't have an issue with them. Sucks that you do :/

 

[Paintguru]

For those with acrylic molds, what is the thickness of the walls? I'm thinking of making my own and I'm curious if it is actually cheaper than the pre-made ones.

 

[lsg]

I love my Silvermoon wooden silicon-lined molds. I have both log and slab molds. These are for larger batches. For a small batch I use the flexible silicone log molds from Wholesale Supplies Plus.

 

[Marilyna]

My favorite are drawer organizers from Dollar Tree. 8" ones are great for one to two lb batches. I just use multiples to fit my batch. They don't need lining, soap pops right out. I spray with Pam. They are 2/1.00.