Can you use this with a longer setting soap recipe or just melt and pour soaps?
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You can use them for both they are heat resistant and durable, the only thing I can say is a con is when you finish using them make sure to wash them properly because of the design alot of gunk gets stuck in the fine crevices, so if you clean it let it soak in hot water so that anything that is stuck in folds can come out
39754
I am very sorry that I cannot help you with this problem. I have only made soap once and it was only about five months ago. Sorry
2122072
Yes, it can!! You can soak the block in warm to hot water(break off the amount you want) until it turns into to a liquid form and than you should be able to pour any other substances you want to create your soap. Hope my advice help, if you have any further questions, feel free to ask :-) God bless you my sista!
1788140
There are instructions. It is very simple as the glycerol soap base is melt and pour.
751734
Im so sorry I use mine for soap mold vs baking. I didn't keep the instructions that came with it but im almost positive it came with instruction let gave you that type information. I do however have another company manual to a silicone mold very similar & they state the mold will start to damage at 446 f-230 c. I have no idea if this is of any help but I thought id do my best to answer your question.
1801489
I have never made soap. However, this is the best whisk I have ever used. It is quite small, and very suitable for small batches.
534900
Sorry, I've only used is for dish soap. Bought extras for gifts and they also use it for soap.
943240
If you mean to warm/melt ingredients to mix them, I would definitely say yes! If you mean to just keep them warm all day for use on people's skin, I'm not sure - it might be a little too warm. There is no temp control on the unit, only on or off. So you'd have to test it with the scrubs/lotions you want to use and see if it feels too hot to you.
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Yes and they are wonderful, you would not believe how long a bottle of dishwashing liquid lasts when you DILUTE three parts water to one part soap...shake it up so that it mixes well and you are good to go. You will save money. About 12 years one of the major manufacturers of dish washing soap had a similar, all be it cheaper, version of a kitchen tool like this and it is no longer offered...gone, they lost too much money on the millions of us who used it.
412559
I am afraid I haven't used it to make soap. Not something I would have thought of, but it is a strong immersion blender and the moving parts are washable, so I can't see why you wouldn't try it for a small amount. It's not of commercial strength.
714858
I'm using it to make soaps and lotions but do find that I like it better than the stainless steel one that I have. I am going to buy another one for food and do make sauces. The only downside so far is the lack of a pour spout. Good Luck!
1351800
I've used Epsom salts & they work great. Be really easy on the soap or it'll overflow, but yes you can use soap.
493156
I was able to make 6 4" diameter round soaps about 3" thick with this. Hope that helps.
1784626
No I have never used it for making soap, however I do know that it is used as a by product in soap. I will see if I can find a recipe. I use it as my oil base to cook all my food, sauter veggies, creme my skin and moisturize my hair.
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I own both, and I like both for different reasons. The BB mold is much more stable than this one, but this one is easier to unmold, since you can push the soaps out individually (invert each cube to push it out), while the BB mold requires you to loosen up each side around the cube before it lets loose. As others have mentioned, if you use this one, you *really* have to have something under it before you can move it - it will flop all over the place, spilling soap everywhere. I make CP soap.
2110172
I use the soap that foams but I find that the dispenser sticks and is hard to use. The directions say to use any liquid soap and mix with water. I didn't like this result.
1482253
Can't really answer your question since I use this only for soap making. Sorry.