Mini Ice Cylinder- Squeeze & Release- Set of 2, 1000422

When I first bought these two ice makers — the type where you fill the sides with water and put the lid on top — I was a little sceptical about how well they’d perform. But after using them for about two weeks, I can honestly say I love them. They do exactly what they’re meant to do. You do need to give them a bit of a tap or twist to release the ice, and removing the plastic centre helps, but once the ice comes out it’s crunchy, solid, and in neat little square pieces. The ice lasts all day when used in an insulated cup. I use one tray at a time and keep the other as a backup, though I rarely even need it. My iced coffee stays cold and refreshing for hours.

best ice mould i’ve ever used, perfect little cubes, great for iced coffee

El diseño del producto es excelente, uno de los mejores que yo he visto en hielo, para quienes necesitan cubos pequeños. Había comprado ya un par que me tiene muy contento y en una comida llamaron la atención de mi pareja, por lo que quise regalarle unos. El problema fue que cuando llegaron, venían con un defecto de fabricación o de manejo. Los habría vuelto a comprar sin problema si no hubiera sido porque entre que los compré y que llegaron con el defecto, habían perdido el descuento del Hot Sale y costaban casi 50% más.

This is a great product! They are very durable and easy to use. Run hot water in the middle cylinder and some on the outer cylinder for easy removal. Different cubes I have made are coffee, orange juice, wine, hot cocoa, chai tea. The cubes were great for Baileys with coffee cubes, orange juice with wine cubes or vice versa. Peppermint rum chata with hot chocolate cubes. There are so many different flavored cubes that can be made. This is also a great gift idea!

Love this ice cube maker. Very simple to use and fits in the freezer door. Does not require a lot of water to make a bunch of small ice cubes and last a pretty long time if the drink was already cold in the fridge and using a double walled cup. Had no issues removing the ice as long as you follow the instructions and as others have mentioned, I did not have an ice puck at the bottom of the container when extracting the ice. Those people most likely over filled the container even though there’s a fill line on the container or did not fully seat the plastic insert because if they did, water that doesn’t fit would’ve came out of the two over flow holes. Also I had no issues with water spilling as I have to angle the container 45 degrees to fit the freezer door.