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Wooden Handle Soap Cutter Straight Stainless (PUR1015-27)

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Best soap cutter on the market! When used with the Purenso Mitre Box, it cuts straight each time. Ruler along the bottom that is ideal for free hand cutting.

Directions:


Hold cutter by the black handle, and carefully but forcefully press into soap to cut to the desired size. Use to cut cubes of melt and pour soap to speed up the melting process. To carefully cut straight bars of soap, use a mitre box. Place soap in box and place cutter in the designated slot. Press down until the soap is completely cut.

Mould Size: 15.5cm (L) x 11 cm (W)

Pcs/master: 1Pc

This product is a cosmetic raw material and is intended for external use only in cosmetic and personal care formulations. It is not intended for internal consumption or medicinal use.

  • Do not ingest.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • Avoid direct contact with eyes.

All product images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product color, texture, or packaging may vary from batch to batch.

Information provided on this website is for educational purposes only and should not be considered or interpreted as medical advice.

While we do not offer products for internal use, we source only high-quality, pharmaceutical or food-grade ingredients. Ingredient purity and performance are critical in cosmetic applications, just as they are in ingestible products.

Please note:
Just because two products have the same name or CAS number does not guarantee the same grade, purity, or effectiveness. Always choose trusted suppliers. Choose Purenso for premium-grade ingredients you can rely on.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Usually, a suitable soap mould can work with both, but demoulding time and heat exposure differ. Test the exact soap process with the mould before production.

Use water to measure cavity volume, then calculate your practical fill amount for the actual soap base or recipe. Do not rely only on external mould dimensions.

Sticking usually means the soap is still too soft, the formula is unusually tacky or the mould has not released cleanly. Allow more set time and avoid forcing the bar out.

Use temperatures appropriate to both the soap process and the mould material. Avoid unnecessary overheating because it can deform some moulds and affect soap quality.

Wash gently with a method suitable for the material, avoid sharp tools and let it dry fully before storage. Aggressive scrubbing can damage fine details.

Strong dyes, pigments and fragrances may leave temporary staining or odour. Test highly coloured or strongly scented batches if appearance of the mould matters.

Pour slowly and guide the soap into fine details rather than trapping air. A small trial helps establish the best pouring temperature and technique.

Modification can weaken the mould or alter cavity shape. For consistent production, use a mould designed for the required dimensions rather than altering it after purchase.