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Round Ball 2 1/4" Silicone Soap Mold 1801

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Round Ball 2 1/4" Silicone Soap Mold 1801

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$14.32

The large soap balls made from this soap mold can be used as a bar on their own or embedded into a loaf. Create creepy eyeball soap for Halloween, Holiday soap ornaments in December or fishing bobber soap for Father's...

Round Ball 2 1/4" Silicone Soap Mold 1801

The large soap balls made from this soap mold can be used as a bar on their own or embedded into a loaf. Create creepy eyeball soap for Halloween, ...

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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) 4.0
Cavity Count 8
Cavity Dimensions 2.25" x 2.25" x 2.25"
Max Temperature (°F) 400.0

Overall rating: 4.85 / 5 from 20 reviews.

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Review topics: [shape, base, mold, soap, spot, cavities, end, trace].

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Numerous items purchased

"I regularly purchase soap making items and tools from WSP. They provide excellent service, a wide variety of items, and at the best price points! Occasionally they will be out of stock on an item, but they will email you once the item is back in stock. I love scrolling through their shop looking at the different items and trying to envision them in a new project. Keep up the good work!"

— Alfred (5/5)

Nice Mold!

"Worked great for creepy eyeball soap. Looking forward to using it to make Christmas ornament soap."

— Agnes (5/5)

very cool!

"have used this to make lots of soaps - wish I could make it work with bath bombs :)kids love the soaps made with thislots of possibilities - endless ideas - loads of fun and so very easy to usewell. . . unless your hands shake like mine and you are trying to make the eyeballs! ugh! - not hard - just go slow and easy and remember. . . less is more on the black pupil. :)have fun - these are great!"

— Karen (5/5)

How Cute are These

"Can I say WOW how cool is this mold. Extremely durable, I made a snow globe and a bouncy ball. Just make sure you press the mold together at each end, sides and in the middle. I didn't do this in the beginning because I didn't see that it snapped together. I love this mold and I am sure all the kids will too!"

— Jennifer (5/5)

perfect for snowball christmas soap theme

"used for soap in a rope. very easy ."

— Veronica (5/5)

Wow

"I first ordered this thinking it would be much smaller (yea I know look at description). So once I received it I had no idea what to do with it. I am so glad I ordered this mold. I have found some really good uses. Now I love this mold!"

— Sharon (5/5)

Very Nice

"Makes a wonderful round shape. I suggest not quite filling the cavity completely if you're making stand-alone round soaps. This way they have a flat spot to stand on and don't roll around. My only issue is that it leaks slightly at the seams, but it's easily remedied by pouring at a thicker trace, or once the base has thickened slightly."

— Hunter (5/5)

I love this mold for inbeds

"I love it for embeds. I use them for small lotion bars that I cut in 1/2 and then put them in small containers."

— YTS (5/5)

Love it!

"These were exactly what I was looking for."

— Andrea (5/5)

Super Great

"I totally love the end product. At first I thought it was going to be a total mess but loved the end product."

— Mariluz (5/5)

Q&A

Hi. For cold process, is it necessary to spray the isopropyl to make the two halves adhere? I was hoping to pour the first half and then secure the rest of the mold and then pour the top half. Thanks: Yes, adding alcohol is necessary that helps glue the layers together
I just used this mold ad it made a mess! It leaked on the counter as well as in between the mold itself. How do you prevent this from happening? All sides were properly secured. Thank you.: There are quite a few areas that need to been snapped together. Possibly one was not? Also, put the two halves together before filling to see if they line up correctly. Your particular mold might be slightly off. You may have a small leakage around the edges of the balls but it should not leak all over. If you continue to have problems, please contact Customer Service. Thank you.
Can these molds be used for bath bombs?: We have not tested them for this purpose. Because this mold is in two pieces it may prove difficult to pack both halves an still have enough time to press them together and get them to stick. You will need to test this for yourself.
Can this mold be used for hot process soap?: You would really have squish your soap down on both sides to prevent air pockets, as Hot process soap can be kind of thick. Temperature wise it will be able to withstand theheat, as it is silicone. Maybe try a very small batch and make sure to spray a little oil on the inside first for easy release.
How hard is it to get a Cold Process batter into those holes to fill the mold? What size holes are they?: Cold process can be used in these molds as long as they are poured at a light trace. The openings are just over a half of an inch (9/16") in diameter. Piping the CP in the mold would be an option for a heavy trace.