Silicone Soap Molds Kit-42 oz Flexible Rectangular Loaf Soap Mould with Wood Box and Acrylic Divider Boards, Wavy & Straight Slicer for DIY Swirl Making

Love how easy this is to use and clean. The hole on the bottom is helpful as well removing the mold from the outer wood. My soap had great form and cut well.

As expected and good quality for the price. Really like the cutters.

Well made and totally useful!

I was excited about this product but the dividers dont fit properly and leaked.

Overall, this is a good quality product and I would recommend. There are some learning curves so I've included some suggestions to hopefully save someone else the time.MOLD:Out of all the molds I've ever gotten, this one is actually the most sturdy. I love that I don't have to worry about any bowing in on the sides at all. The problem with being REALLY sturdy is that it can make getting the soap out a little more difficult.The wood container has holes on the bottom, that helps get the soap mold out. Once you get the molds out, pull the long silicone sides off the soap and check the inside. First check if it is sticky, if it is, don't touch it anymore. Leave it for 24 hours. If it's not sticky, gently feel the soap. If there is any give at all, don't attempt to take it out. Try again in 24 hours.Once it's hard, stretch the rest of the sides. Flip the soap upside down or sideways. While pulling the short sides of the mold outwards, gently push the bottom of the mold out with your thumbs. It will slowly release out of the mold.I've had no issues doing it this way and I have not had any damage to any soaps. As a matter of fact, the flimsy ones, I had been just flipping the sides and there were times I slightly damaged the bottom corners doing it this way.SWIRL DIVIDERS:Now about the swirl dividers, these are a really good fit. I've found with all the inserts like this, they are not going to be air tight. You are going to have to press the top down with one hand while you pour with the other. *Do not attempt to even use with any accelerants.For best results, you should pour before medium trace. If you get to medium trace, the dividers pull out the soap. It needs to be runny still so it doesn't attach to them. I used this once with a soap that traced too quickly, it was a mess. I ended up having to pull the dividers, scoop all the soap back in and just do a quick swirl. If you notice any acceleration, I would pull the dividers immediately before even attempting to pour to avoid the mess.Hope that helps! Happy Soaping :)

Great kit, easy to use.

Soap come out great. Love it

I love this product so much I brought 2!

This does the job for my melt and pour soap. Easy to clean, good starter kit