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Soap Popsicle Silicone Mold 1617

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$29.30

Add a touch of summer to your craft show table with soap pops made with this silicone mold! Create classic red, white and blue soap pops in July, or add fruity embeds and sweet scents for a colorful bar suitable all s...

Soap Popsicle Silicone Mold 1617

Add a touch of summer to your craft show table with soap pops made with this silicone mold! Create classic red, white and blue soap pops in July, o...

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Details

Pour or place your prepared mixture into the silicone mold cavities and allow it to cool, harden, or set fully according to your project type. Once firm, gently pull the sides of the mold away from the product, then press on the bottom of the cavity until it begins to release, and carefully remove. Care: Hand wash molds in warm, sudsy water and allow to dry completely before reuse.

Specifics

Material Silicone
Cavity Capacity (oz) 3.0
Cavity Count 6
Cavity Dimensions 2.0" x 0.8125" x 4.0"
Max Temperature (°F) 400.0

Overall rating: 4.6041665 / 5 from 48 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Soap Popsicle Silicone Mold 1617 allows you to create classic and fruity soap pops with a perfect shape, making it a popular choice for summer crafts.

Summary topics

Shape: 14%
Soap Pops: 14%

Review topics: ["size","quality","look","mold","finish","shape","convenience","soap","pop","seller","popsicles","capacity","melts","fun"].

Review highlights

"Perfect size and shape, and sturdy molds." — Deborah
"I love this mold, and the soap pops are adorable." — Dana
"I love the shape, it has 'personality', and the shape is more rounded than most heart molds." — Eva

Reviews

Cute mold

"Super cute mold, fun to make soap pops with- however, i found it really challenging to get the soaps out of this mold, therefore i don't reach for it that often. Maybe there is some trick i need to learn to pop them out easier."

— Rex (3/5)

Great - but holds scent

"I love this mold, and the soap pops are adorable. I wish I could give 5 stars, but the one thing that makes me crazy is that no matter how hard I try, I cannot get the scent out of the molds. They are also a pain in the rear to wash, but that is manageable. I even go light to medium on the scent to try and decrease the impact, but no luck. Soaps are easy to unmold, which is nice."

— Dana (4/5)

Cool mold!

"What a cool mold! I'd recommend removing soaps slowly and very carefully, because silicone can tear if you manhandle it."

— Catherine (5/5)

I LOVE,LOVE this product!

"I love this product for a mold. I get so many compliments about the soaps made from using this. You will not be sorry."

— Cathi (5/5)

Always sells out!

"Such fun mold! I didn't even mean to add the Popsicles to my line, but whoever saw them - had to have them!So cute for summer soaps and party favors!"

— Adi (5/5)

Great Mold!!

"This a great mold. The popsicles pop out like a dream. This makes a awesome popsicle shape."

— Michele (5/5)

Makes the most realistic soap popsicles

"At first I found it a bit difficult to unmold, but then I figured out how to unmold the Popsicles. If you push out the soap from the bottom using your thumbs and hold on to the top of the mold with the rest of your fingers, they come out easily. You will see the silicone start to separate from the soap as you push from the bottom. It takes less than a minute to unmold each popsicle this way. I did find that the mold will budge if you fill it up with 3oz of soap at one time, but I find it does not bulge if you pour one ounce at a time and allow it to thicken up a little. I plan to use it for cold process soap and for that I may need to reinforce the sides or it may be possible to fill it an ounce at a time without bulging. I'm glad I paid more and got this mold instead of a plastic mold."

— Shawntiah (4/5)

Soap Pop Mold

"I have used this mold twice now already, Its nice but somewhat tricky to unmold. I find that I spend more time unmolding them then actually making the soaps. I would recommend it, but have patience on unmolding your soaps/products."

— Jamie (4/5)

ok

"Decent mold. Had to reinforce it with something because the soaps come out bulged. A little better than others I have purchased in the past."

— L. (3/5)

Impressed!

"This mold is great quality, has an excellent capacity, and makes putting the sticks in the soap so easy with the little slot on top!"

— Kristin (5/5)

Q&A

I'm thinking about buying a set to make frozen pops. Are these, and the moon cake molds, food safe? Thanks!: We would recommend using silicone molds specifically made for use with food products.
As cute as this mold is, I am concerned about selling a product with a stick in it. It seems a little dangerous giving a child a product with a wooden stick in it for the bathtub and telling them to be careful. How do you remove these sticks; is it when they are being used or before you use them? Do they just slide out or is there another method? Thank you.: You would remove the stick before using. They slide out very easily with just a little tug. All our soap pop recipes contain this warning: Be sure to add to label “DO NOT EAT. REMOVE STICK BEFORE USING”.
Is there a way to keep this mold from bowing out at the bottom? I have tried it several times and my finished soaps come out with lumps.: Two options are to place support along the bottom of your mold to help prevent the bowing or to pour your soap in multiple layers. When pouring in multiple layers, allow the first layer to harden and then spritz with alcohol before pouring the second layer.
I have heard that the finished soaps are hard to release, not only from this product but other similar products as well. What's the key to an easy release without manhandling the mold? Thank you.: Hi Julia - The key is to release the suction between the soap and the mold. We find that slowly and carefully pulling the mold away from the soap releases this suction. Once you can see the mold separate from the soap, it should be much easier to push out. Push out a tiny bit, then grab the exposed soap the rest of the way out.