Could this be used as a soap mold?
1710765
No. It is too small and fragile around the neck and head and would break off if you tied to take the soap out of the mold.
1710766
Yes, it could be use as fondant or a soap mold because it is made from silicone.
224940
I would think so, with the right type of mold. You would want a mold that's non-stick probably. Trial & error will be the only way to know. This resin does dry hard & clear.
694115
We used ours for soap molds and it worked well. We have not tried any other additional uses for this mold.
1534208
it would depend on how the soap pump is anchored in. We have never tried this yet.
587957
It is for making soaps or body oils so I would think, no but do not know for sure. Hope that helps.
1799894
Probably, since foaming soap is a liquid. However, it won't foam the liquid. Dave Chase
1176438
It would be fairly simple to mold your own shapes, the marzipan is a bit sticky so dusting the molds with powered sugar may be necessary.
1693486
I personally would not know how to do that. Are you using some kind of mold?
2211564
It's kind of heavy so it might stay suspended in the soap but I mixed it into resin and it sunk to the bottom but it might work if you repeatedly mix or shake the soap
1910803
I really think it would not be a good idea if you plan on using the soap. Read what it is made of
455200
I think it *could*, as the mold appears to have the ability to snap together. Am not using it for that purpose, though, so it's a tough call. As far as jello goes, I don't see why not as long as you prep the mold properly to guarantee an easy release. Am using this for soap, and it's working perfectly for me. :)
865611
As a Baker and a soaper who owns this pan, I would recommend against using it as a mold. The inside dimensions are approximately 7X3X3 (that's not precise, I'm about 850 miles from home right now). You would be much better off making your own bath soap mold from wood, lining it with heavy plastic, and pouring your entire batch in, then cutting it when it's solid but not yet cured. You can make guide cuts into the wood (it winds up looking similar to a miter box) and then simply slide and cut your batch into the individual bars. Yes, it sounds like a pain, but it's equally as easy as pouring each bar into it's own mold and also there is less splatter when you drop a wooden box. These pans are very floppy and even if you back it with a cookie sheet, it is still difficult to properly settle it.
810142
I'm not sure it would. The soaps are pretty thick....seems like its for thicker liquids to me.
1858846
I don't know, but seems worth a try. I think I will try that, sounds like great idea actually! Works great with soap.
1229914
I haven't tried but I don't see why not. This soapstone is one of my best items in my kitchen.
1400242
I see no reason why you can not use this as an additive for soap but be careful as with any additive.
1403888
I would think that it would work. I only use this in my scentsy burner. Good Luck! if you try it, I'd like know if it turns out ok. Ive been wanting to try soap making and this sure would make some nice smelling soap!