Ice Cube Trays with Lids Silicone Food Grade Stackable Ice Mold

I got these to freeze smoothie ingredients in. They're wonderful but don't hold shape so be careful. You've been warned.

Easy to fill and clean, but my fingers freeze every time I need to remove the ice.

I love eating ice and these small cubes are perfect

You know, it's pretty easy to think "an ice tray is an ice tray" and not think about it very much. Really, I wouldn't have thought there was a lot of room for innovation there. These trays, though, are really cool! They look small, but make a lot of ice, they empty really easily, and they stack perfectly in the freezer. Also, they're not going to get brittle and break like the usual plastic trays.The only down-side is that they're pretty hard to clean by hand. I don't have a dish washer, and even though I cleaned these pretty thoroughly before using them, the first time I made ice, there was a weird white film floating in the water with the ice. It never happened after that first time, but it was pretty disconcerting. I definitely recommend that if you don't have a dish washer, throw out the first batch of ice you make in these.

I bought these to use in the freezer in our camper frig.Three problems:1) There are no low points between the cube cavities such that the water can flow from cube to cube and self-level. It's a finicky project to fill each cube cavity.2) It's so soft and limp that you can't snap all the cubes out with a twist. You have to poke each cube out individually.3) The lid barely holds on after you've snapped it in place. If you twist the tray even a little bit, the lid comes loose and water spills out..Otherwise it's OK. It makes ice cubes. But I'll be trying a different tray for the camper frig. These are a pain.

These make amazing ice cubes! My only complaint is that they are messy when trying to get them in the freezer after you have water in them. But that's to be expected when using silicone I suppose. I have gotten better at not spilling water out of them though!

I bought these for m brother. He was happy with them for a week or two and then he said the ice cubes started tasting weird. The trays and the ice cubes pick up the smells inside the freezer. Even after you wash the trays with soap and water they still carry the same smells. Would not recommend these trays.

I already had both regular plastic trays, and a couple of plastic/silicone trays, but wanted a few more ice trays for the summer. Decided to try the all-silicone trays, assuming they should be more readily recyclable than the mixed-material trays, if and when silicone recycling becomes available.The trays make smaller, hexagon cylinders, which should cool beverages more quickly than normal ice-cubes, since they have a larger surface to volume ratio.The trays are much more stable than the usual, floppy silicone 'baking trays', thanks to the hexagonal design. No need to slide something under it to move it from faucet to freezer (I usually carry a tray on the palm and wrist of one hand.) Nor does one have to worry about twisting too hard and cracking/breaking the tray.On the contrary side, it can take a bit of effort to unload the tray, with both twisting and pushing the bottoms of the individual cells required. I find it more effective to hold the tray above a container larger than the tray's horizontal dimensions to empty the tray, and then scoop the ice into the beverage container. I also have the perception (which I haven't tested), that it takes longer for the water to freeze. (The same walls that stabilize the tray provide more insulation?)

They are of bad quality. First time they came to me without lid even though I paid for with lid. And after replacement with lids one among three was a little defective, at one place, had very very tiny puncture, like those extremely tiny punctures of cycle tires. It also had a different colour that suggests it was patched later.

pro :Does what it saysEasy to use and helps with a lot of ice cubesFit for small home partyCons:As its completely silicone based, filling up the tray and transferring to freezer has to be done by keeping on top of a plate to avoid water spillage.

The media could not be loaded.  They are by far the best ice trays I have ever had. We use a ton of ice. The only thing I would prefer is if the lids we hard plastic or firmer rubber. The lids also don't fit snug or at all. But they provide a barrier for stacking. Really. Good size of cubes too.

The quality is ok thinner side but have to mention this it's comparitvely smaller in size than what is shown in picture

Product size is smaller than what is mentioned in the description....not worth the money paid for....quality is not good too