Ozera 6 Cavities Silicone Soap Molds, Baking Mold Cake Pan, Biscuit Chocolate Mold

If you want to see this product, and many others, in action, there is a youtube channel called "az stuff" that emphasizes suet recipes for birds using seed, peanut butter, worms, feeders, molds, and other products I get from amazon. Since I can't link the videos directly, I can only mention the channel name.Having said that, I am extremely pleased with this. I am able to quickly make a large amount of heat-tolerant suet cakes that fit various hanging feeders. In AZ this summer, temps hit 106-108F and the suet cakes never melted. I can fit two side-by-side in each feeder, and this attracts about 18 different species of birds in my neighborhood.I pour, and then flatten out, the "liquid" suet into this mold, then spread it evenly and flat with a spatula, and then place it in the freezer. An hour later they are ready to go, pop out easily, and the birds go to down immediately.

I'm a total amateur at soap making, but these things work absolutely amazing. As long as you let the soap sit in the molds for a few weeks to cure, the bars pop out in nice intact pieces. If you try to remove the bars too soon, they will tend to crumble. If you make a lot of soap, I would definitely recommend buying multiples so that you can rotate through them as your soap cures. But if you're just the sort who saves up animal fat as you cook, and make soap maybe once a month or so, this is perfect. My measurements aren't super precise but I've found that all six bars combined are about 650ml. So if you use about 450ml of animal fat, add your water and lye solution, you will fill all six bars to the top with no waste.

Perfect for the beginner

I was so excited to receive this! The kids and I have been making soaps (still the easy way for now - from soap base) for several weeks now, and I am anxious to try doing some swirly techniques, which is why I got this mold. It is silicone and the soaps pop out SO easily! I was actually a little concerned because one of the kids turned the squares completely inside out (which is totally unnecessary) to get his soap out. However, it holds up well to 9-year-olds, and the mold appears no worse for wear.I don't yet have dividers to try the swirls, but the 9-year-old did stumble upon a very cool configuration for his soap, completely by accident - he poured in the dark green, but then it took him some time to mix the orange color he wanted for the back. He was *pretty* quick, though - just quick enough, and he poured just fast enough that the orange spilled down through the green, making a very cool splatter-soap effect. Picture to follow.I'm very happy with the mold, and the kids *really* enjoyed making soap with it - no complaints about getting their soap back out - it was very easy to use, and cleaned up easily as well!

Bought for making lotion bars and bar soap. Easy to fill and remove solid bars from. Gave it 4 instead of 5 stars because several of the bars always come out with a slight indent on the side * i believe this to be a mold malformation . But overall a great product!

This was my first time ever making soap. I decided that I would like to use these as a soap mold, and it worked excellent. I was able to create beautiful soap bars with this mold. After reading other reviews, I decided not to fill them completely to the top, which I will do next time, because I did like the bars that are bigger, which were more filled than the others. I read reviews that these were flimsy, but I was actually able to get the set soap out easier since they were bendable, and I didn't find them to be too flimsy. I will be purchasing another one to make soap next week.

This was my first year making soaps as Hanukkah gifts. This mold is great. I like making a two layer soap, and this mold makes it very easy. The soap is easy to get out when it's set, they are easy to clean up and they make a pretty product. They soaps are uniform, with no bulging on the sides or bottom. I'm pleased.

I use these for making M&P soaps. They are just the right size for making a full size bar of soap. The soaps pop easily out of the molds. I've never had a soap that was difficult to get out. I also use them to make a full size lotion bar for pain. The mold is very versatile but I haven't used them for cooking anything yet. But I think they would be great for making mini loaves of different types bread (banana nut, zucchini). They are easy to clean and maintain as well. After using silicone molds, I will never go back to the hard plastic type molds.