Soap storage

[jspann]

I am trying to get soap made for several upcoming shows, festivals, and fairs. What is the best way to store them after their cure time. I know I don't need to seal them off. Just wondering what other more experienced soapers do.

 

[shunt2011]

After cure and once they are wrapped and labeled. I either put them in Baseball Card storage boxes or Raspberry Boxes I get from Costco. Both work well. The raspberry boxes stack nicely and still allow air to circulate.

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

Dennis uses Vans shoe boxes Lots of them!

I use shoe boxes, too - but any type that I can lay my efficacious hands on

 

[Seawolfe]

The box hubbys boots came in, with bits of junkmail to separate the types.

 

[yadonm]

Plastic shoe boxes. I have my DH drill holes in them for air circulation.

 

[Dennis]

Dennis uses Vans shoe boxes Lots of them!

I use shoe boxes, too - but any type that I can lay my efficacious hands on

These were readily available. Beyond teen years hellion now has computer obsession and those boxes aren't sas usable.

 

[grayceworks]

I found cardboard baseball or trading card storage boxes made from a nice heavy cardboard that won't bend with weight, and that fit soap perfectly and will hold 2-4lbs of finished bars depending on which size you get. Plain white on the outside, so they are easy to label and I like how solidly they stack.

 

[karenbeth]

I like to use printer paper boxes. I cut them down to the size of my soap. They are something I can access easily. Use these suggestions and think about what you have around you

 

[lsg]

I use any cardboard box that fits the bill. I order so many supplies that I am always getting a shipment. I am the UPS man's worst nightmare.

 

[seven]

my soaps are wrapped in cling wrap once cured. label and everything done, they are then taken from the curing rack and placed in whatever box i can find, shoe, cardboard, whatever. wrapping each soap in cling wrap is time consuming, but i like to keep them clean, and keep the scent in.