Large Soap Molds, 8L/282oz Rectangle Silicone Liner for 18 Bar Mold with Wooden Box and Lid,DIY Handmade Soap Making Tools

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased a wooden soap mold with a silicone liner that holds an impressive 8 liters of soap. Although I haven't had the chance to use it yet, I'm already thrilled with its size and the potential it offers for increasing my soap production in a shorter amount of time.Firstly, the spaciousness of this mold is a game-changer. With a capacity of 8 liters, it provides ample room for creating larger soap batches. This means I can make more soap in a single pour, saving me valuable time and effort. The generous size of the mold opens up possibilities for expanding my soap-making endeavors and meeting higher demands.Additionally, the combination of wood and silicone in this mold is a winning combination. The wooden construction adds a touch of natural beauty and durability, while the silicone liner ensures a smooth and easy soap release. I appreciate the thoughtful design that allows for effortless demolding, reducing the risk of damaging my soap creations.Furthermore, the silicone liner provides excellent insulation, helping to maintain a consistent temperature during the soap-making process. This is crucial for achieving optimal results and ensuring that my soaps cure evenly. I anticipate that the silicone liner will contribute to the overall quality of my soap bars.Although I haven't used this mold yet, I can already envision the convenience and efficiency it will bring to my soap-making routine. I'm excited to take advantage of its larger capacity and the opportunity to create more varied and abundant soap batches. This mold is a valuable addition to my soap-making tools, and I'm looking forward to putting it to good use.In conclusion, if you're a soap maker seeking the capability to produce larger quantities of soap in a shorter time, I highly recommend this wooden mold with a silicone liner. Its spaciousness, durability, and ease of use make it a fantastic investment for any soap-making enthusiast.

This mold was exactly what I need to be able to try the “column pour technique” for the first time. I plan on trying the “spin swirl” technique next. Up until this point, I’ve only owned the small/normal sized loaf molds, making about 9 bars at a time. The price of this mold was in my budget, unlike the ones at “soap supply” companies. It’s very sturdy and well constructed. I love that the lid just rests on top of the edges of the base(if that makes sense), so I can still use the lid even if I have a taller soap. When it was time to unmold, the liner came out of the box super easy and the soap came out of the silicone liner like a dream! It was super easy to wash the liner. The liner is very thick and seems durable. This was a satisfied purchase to expand my soap making skills on a budget.

The media could not be loaded. After 10 years this soap making, this is the better mold I have used !!! The silicon is thick and maintain the shape perfectly. It’s easy to remove from the soap. Very good quality and good price.

Great mold, and the size is perfect, great price as it does have wooden containers and a lid. Easy to clean, no problem assembling. It is skinny and I cut my bars a bit thicker.

Good quality mold, works as expected

I like this tall and skinny, but for me as a soapmaker, the top is too narrow. It didn’t help that my soap accelerated and I had to plop it in, as opposed to drizzle it in. That is hard to do, when it is so narrow. The soap easily separated from the mold, mold easily came out of the wood box, it’s cover sealed nicely. The silicone liner was caving inward when I got it. I think, had the circumstances been different, and my soap didn’t accelerate, I would have been happier. All may change when I cut into the soap. I love the quality, but wish it was .5” wider at the top. I do like that this so long, as I don’t have to do as many batches.

Nice size and very study. Especially for a beginner

Have had 0 problems. The silicone is nice and thick which makes it a tiny bit difficult to unmold the slab, but also makes me think it will last a long time. I just let my soap sit for an extra day or two before unmolding so that I can get the slab out without harming the corners of the soap.