Silicone Soap Dish
Material: Silicone
Colors: Maple orange, sage green, haze blue, cherry blossom pink, cream white
Weight: 85 g
• food-grade silicone, BPA-free
OEM/ODM: Custom colors, sizes, logo & packaging available
Description
Product Overview
The Silicone Soap Dish is a food-grade silicone tray that holds a standard bar of soap and keeps counters dry. It weighs 85 g and comes in five stock colors: maple orange, sage green, haze blue, cherry blossom pink, and cream white. Custom dimensions are available for your own spec.
Why Choose Silicone?
- Food-grade silicone with no BPA, so it is safe for daily contact with soap and water.
- Withstands hot water and heat without warping or cracking.
- Rinses clean quickly and does not trap soap scum.
- Flexible and durable; it will not chip, rust, or turn brittle like plastic or ceramic.
Customization Options
| Customization Item | Options |
|---|---|
| Color | Pantone-matched or stock colors |
| Size | Custom mold dimensions |
| Logo | Debossed, embossed, or printed |
| Packaging | Plain polybag, gift box, or custom card |
Basic Information
| Material | Silicone |
| Origin | Guangdong, China |
| Brand | OEM / your brand |
| Color | Maple orange, sage green, haze blue, cherry blossom pink, cream white |
| Size | Standard mold; custom dimensions available |
| Capacity | N/A |
| Certification | Food-grade silicone, BPA-free |
| Technology | Silicone compression molding |
Manufacturing Process
Silicone molding → trimming → washing → QC → packing.
Quality Control
- Visual inspection for bubbles, tears, and uneven edges
- Weight check at 85 g
- Food-grade silicone and BPA-free compliance check
- Flex and rebound test to confirm durability
- Cleanliness and residue check before packing
Why Work With Us
- We run our own silicone factory, so lead times and quality stay under control.
- Custom color, size, logo, and packaging are handled in-house.
- Food-grade silicone and BPA-free standards are built into our QC routine.
- Direct factory communication with no unnecessary layers.
