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Post by pammysue on Apr 10, 2015 12:09:18 GMT
Yesterday at a thrift store I bought two of those square silicon cake pan molds I want to use as my molds for my soap. Do I line these with anything or just pour my soap into them as they are? The soap I make is where you just bring it to trace then pour it into a mold/molds if that make any difference.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2015 12:47:57 GMT
I don't line mine. Truthfully, I usually don't even need to spray/oil them. The silicon molds just let me pop out my soap.
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Post by Muller's Lane Farm on Apr 10, 2015 13:21:54 GMT
As mamatiger said, no lining necessary, pammysueSomething you might want to consider is supporting the mold by setting it in a bed of rice or beans so it doesn't bow out ... this depends how thick your silicon is ... it may not be needed |
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Post by pammysue on Apr 10, 2015 20:12:03 GMT
Thank you mamatiger and Cyndi for the answer to my question.
Cyndi I'm glad you mentioned something about supporting the mold, one of the molds is a fair amount flimsier then the other one and was wondering about that one in particular. Now I know what to use.
Made soap in the not so flimsy one this morning, couldn't wait to use it. 
Thanks again.
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Post by Muller's Lane Farm on Apr 10, 2015 22:24:36 GMT
We need pictures pammysue! Dont tease us! |
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Post by farmchix on Apr 11, 2015 12:37:38 GMT
I use silicon molds with no spray or lining. Set them on flat baking pans to keep them sturdy. (But my set-up includes a bakers rack for curing and LOTS of sheet pans!)
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Post by pammysue on Apr 11, 2015 19:08:52 GMT
We need pictures pammysue! Dont tease us! Will do. |
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