Over the years, we’ve amassed hundreds (if not thousands??) of soap molds. We’ve got 3D molds, wooden molds and countless fun patterned molds. Sometimes though, it’s nice to have a simple mold that allows the soap itself to shine. If you’re experimenting with new colors or techniques or just want a super cool shape that fits nicely in the palm of your hand, the 9 Cube Soap Silicone Mold is what you’re looking for.
The 9 Cube Soap Silicone Mold is great for small batch production work (go for the mondo 25 bar Cube Mold for larger batches) or making simple and elegant birthday or holiday gifts. This mold holds about 3 pounds of soap — 45 ounces to be exact. Each cavity holds approximately 5 oz. of soap. Best of all, you can use this mold in both cold process and melt & pour soapmaking.
Because silicone molds insulate soap so well, we’ve found that adding Sodium Lactate to cold process recipes allows you release soap faster from this mold. We recommend using Sodium Lactate at 1 tsp per pound of oils (add it to the lye water) and it’s great in combination with the 9 Cube mold’s larger counterpart, the 25 Cube Soap Silicone Mold. The 25 Cube Mold holds about 8 lbs of soap (125 oz., to be exact).
Need some ideas of what to use your silicone cube soap mold for? Take a look at these links to inspire your next creative soapmaking session: (clockwise from top) Goat Milk Soap Tutorial,Crazy for Cubes, Faux Swirl Melt and Pour Cubes and Goodness Gracious, Great Balls of Freedom,
Have you used this mold before? I’d love to hear how it worked for you!
Hi. I have the 9 cube Mold. It’s excellent for salt bar. No need to worry about the hardening and cutting the harden soap. The granite soaps look amazing and beautiful. Is it CP?
Hi Jade!
Thank you so much for your feedback on the 9 Cube Silicone Mold. We really do love hearing how our products work for our customers. =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry
The granite soap (hopefully I make better soap than posting photos ;-)) is cold process soap. I used two mica colors (copper and mochacino) and white titanium. The copper actually shows up as a sparkle. To be honest with you, I think I just got lucky! I used Spiced mahogany fragrance. Thanks for the comments!
Liz
Hi Liz!
You only used two colors? Wow! I might just have to try that idea out. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Here’s my granite look alike soap! So cool in a cube!
Good morning, Liz!
Those look just like granite rocks, your design looks amazing. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. =)
Happy Soaping!
-Becky with Bramble Berry
The only mold I use now. I love this mold. I love the shape of the soap and I love the clear plastic boxes Bramble Berry sells for packaging. I live in Denver, a very dry environment. i do use the Sodium Lactate and can unmold the soap the next day (I know I should wait, but the temptation is too much!) I’ve used this mold for goats milk swirl, my own concoction of shea butter.
Hi Liz!
You soaps sound absolutely amazing and we are so glad that you have found a mold that works so well with you. Thanks for the feedback. =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry
This would be super useful! I just love a simple shape that allows playing with color.
Hi Stephanie!
You will just love this mold. It works so well to make soaps, and you can really play with color in it. =)
-Becky with Bramble Berry
Three Cheers for this mold! I know I’ve posted about it before but can’t stop raving about it. I use the 9 bar mold. Everyone who has tried my soaps made from this mold think they are so beautiful!
Sodium lactate is a good idea however, I discovered this the hard way the first time I used the mold and it took 3 weeks to get the soap out without ruining it. After I started using SL in the amounts you recommended the soap now slides out in a couple of days. Thank you for your wonderful products!
Hi Cathey!
Thank you so much for you great feedback. We love hearing from our customers and how well our products are working for them. If you have a chance, we’d love for you to leave a review on the product page for this mold so that others can see how well it has worked for you.
9 Cube Soap Silicone Mold: https://www.brambleberry.com/9-Cube-Soap-Silicone-Mold-P5229.aspx
Be sure to share any pictures you get of your soapy projects made with this mold on Bramble Berry’s Facebook page. =)
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Happy Soaping!
-Becky with Bramble Berry
yes I have used the 25 cube silicone mold to make the goat milk swirl in the pot soap now a couple different times and I love the out come of the soap. Each bar/cube is different and is so cool in how it turn out in looks. It is also fun to cut this cube/bar into half or then into small cubes for samples. You end up with very unique swirls and color combinations. Because I was working with goats milk I put my soap directly in the freezer to set after making it for approximately 12-24 hours then I let them set for about 12 hours before I tried to remove them from the molds. Then I removed them with great easy and no gel of the soap. I really love this mold and would recommend it to anyone doing cold process soap. Thank you for your mold.
Good morning, Andrea!
Thank you so much for the great feedback! We are so happy to hear that you enjoy the cube silicone molds so much. If you ever get any pictures of your soap, we’d love for you to share them with us on Bramble Berry’s Facebook page. =)
Happy Soaping!
-Becky with Bramble Berry
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