Works great
This thing works well. I am using filtered water with it, but it has given me clear ice every time I used it. You can play around with how much water you put in to get the size of cube you want. I still get a few different sizes every time, but they are all clear. Way easier than the old cooler in a freezer then cut out our cubes. Well worth the money. All of the material seem to be quality. I am fairly rough with it and have had no problems. Does clear ice last longer in a drink than normal ice? NO, but it sure does look good in the glass.
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J Vaughn, Jr
October 03, 2025
Clear ice is da bomb
Pretty easy to use and makes very clear ice. It is not always perfectly clear, but I don't fully follow the instructions. They last long and look great in my gin and tonics, and surfsides.
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Clear Round Ice
Pros:- It makes good clear round ice. These are ~ 2 inch round and easily fits in a standard old fashioned glass/lowball or even a smaller whiskey glass. The glasses in my pictures are about 3.5" tall x 2.75" diameter aka not a true standard old fashioned glass/lowball or 3.5" high x 3.25" diameter.- Worked great with my well water with softener. I used water straight from the facet set to cold for these pictures. I did not use filtered water, but if I do, I may come back and post an update.- It's easy to fill with water. See fill Instructions below for more information.- It's easy to remove the molds. See removal instructions below for more information.- Makes 8 ice rounds in one go.- Works great to stack in a highball glass for other cocktails.- Noticeable difference in my old fashions as the ice melts. Less mineral or diluted tasting. I feel like the rounds has to melt more compared to normal ice from any standard mold I own that are the same size before the cocktail tastes less potent.- I also feel like they do melt a bit slower compared to standard ice. I can finish the cocktail and usually be able to make another before the cube is gone but that's subjective to how fast the drink goes down 😁.Cons: **personal opinion** if you disagree with the below, rate it 4.5 to 5 stars.- The giant ice block at the bottom seems a bit waisted. You can let sit for a few than take out and store for other drinks like big batch punch or tea when hosting. Wish it had another mold at the bottom to turn it into cubes, rounds...something instead of a giant rectangle for reuse. True Ice molds do this with their cubes and I find it a very nice touch. However, their cubes can be a bit more "fun" to remove 🤷.Fill Instructions:You fill the unit until ~2 inches from the top, place the molds inside the unit. If water does not flow from the top as shown in one of my pictures, you need to top off with more water by filling through one of the holes. It doesn't take long at all.Removal:As stated earlier, to help with removal try to stay within the instructions limits. I usually let mine go for 24 -28hrs without any issues. Could probably do 30 without much fuss. Pull one handle of the mold out. I usually pull one of the ends first than the middle. For the big block of ice at the bottom. I usually let sit for a few minutes on the counter than dump into the sink or store for later uses like big batch tea when having guests.Other:Material, like many other molds that use silicon, can be a dust magnet. Not really a con but fair warning for those that would store this sitting out instead of in a cabinet or drawer.
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Mamapajama
November 10, 2025
Large, clear ice
Love these clear ice cubes! They're not perfect--sometimes the very bottoms of the cubes are a little frosty. Often, the last cube to freeze is forced up and pushes the top covering off. After a couple years of use, the very outer silicone seal broke and we had to order a new one. However, this is the best we've had so we'll keep using it. My tip is to not bother with the top plastic cover. Usually it just results in frost building up between it and the ice's surface. As long as you get the ice out of the maker within a week or so there's no need.
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TC&Mina
November 26, 2025
Clear ice at home!
Really works! Ice cubes are beautifully clear. This will bake my homemade cocktails feel so much fancier and special!
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ALMOST clear but messy and not totally clear
Makes almost clear cubes (1st 2 pics) but can't compete with the 4-cube mold result (3rd pic) from the people who started it all at the company I cant name here (first part of their name starts with the name of the 4th season, second part is the most common last name around). In comparison to that other company's 4-cube maker, the price is notably lower and I can make twice as many cubes, though the mold and flimsy cover mean it's easy to spill water everywhere as you move it to the freezer (don't put in a freezer drawer - It will spill water all over if you need to get anything else out of the drawer and inadvertently move the mold b4 the water is frozen. I'll keep it around to make a batch of 'economy-class' cubes for large parties but for the times I'm wanting to present a truly 1-st class cocktail, I'm sticking with that 'other' company's 4-cube maker.
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Crystal clear ice!
Works great! Did not need to boil water first, used reverse osmosis water, so not sure how regular tap water would work.
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