Rectangle Soap Mould | 9 Cavity | 75g | 7x5x2cm | Colour May Vary - Soap Making

Overview

Turn out a full batch of soap bars in one pour. Nine rectangular cavities filled to 75 g, which suits a travel or sampler bar without changing the familiar shape. Flexible silicone peels straight back off the set piece, so nothing needs lining, greasing or prising out, and the tray washes down ready for the next pour. Colour is assigned on availability, so the tray you receive may not be the colour photographed. It makes no difference to the soap.

Specifications

Creative Uses and Project Ideas

Perfect for:

• Melt and pour soap bars in a single batch
• Cold process soap once the batter has traced
• Gift sets, favours and hamper fillers
• Layered, swirled and embedded bar designs
• Bath bombs, wax melts and resin pieces in the same tray

Compatibility

Works with: melt and pour soap base, cold process soap batter, bath bomb mix, candle wax, epoxy resin and plaster.

Pairs well with: melt and pour soap bases, soap fragrance oils, cosmetic colours and micas, and a spray bottle of rubbing alcohol for popping surface bubbles.

Not suitable for: food use, since no food grade rating is stated for this mould. Not for oven baking or direct flame. No temperature range is published for it either, so pour at the lowest workable temperature your material allows.

How to Use

1. Wash the new mould in warm soapy water, rinse and dry it fully before the first pour.
2. Sit the tray on a flat baking sheet or board so it can be moved without flexing and spilling.
3. Pour your melted base or mixed batter into the middle of each cavity and let it spread out to the corners.
4. Spritz the surface with rubbing alcohol to pop bubbles, or tap the board for resin and cement.
5. Leave it strictly alone to set. Melt and pour firms in 40 to 60 minutes; cold process and resin need far longer.
6. Release by pushing the base of each cavity upward and peeling the silicone back, not by pulling the bar.
7. Wrap finished soap promptly, since melt and pour draws moisture from the air and beads if left open.

Before You Buy

• Sold as the silicone mould only. Soap base, colour, fragrance and wrapping are not included.
• Colour may vary. The tray colour is assigned on availability, so the one you receive may not match the photograph. It does not transfer to the soap.
• No food grade rating and no temperature range are stated for this mould, so keep it to craft casting rather than food.
• The stated bar weight is a guide for a typical soap base. A denser batter or a fuller pour will give a heavier bar.
• Deep cavities take longer to set all the way through. Releasing early is the main cause of a torn edge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many bars does this mould make in one pour?

9 cavities, each holding about 75g of soap, so one full pour gives you 9 bars.

How is this different from the 100 g rectangle mould, which uses the same cavity at a fuller pour?

Nine rectangular cavities filled to 75 g, which suits a travel or sampler bar without changing the familiar shape. Both release the same way and take the same materials, so the choice is about the bar you want to end up with.

Can I use it for cold process soap and resin too?

Yes. Flexible silicone takes melt and pour base, cold process batter, bath bomb mix, candle wax, resin and plaster. No food grade rating is stated for it, so keep it to craft casting rather than anything edible.