🧊 Stainless Steel Ice Cube Tray with Handle - BPA-Free, Easy Removal Metal Ice Trays, 18 Slot Mold for Freezer - Ideal for Baby Food, Juice, Popsicles (1 Pack) Review

I bought this tray for my office freezer to have some ice cubes. I liked that it wasn't plastic or aluminum. I remember using a similar tray as a kid when ice machines weren't common. Unlike the tray I remember from my childhood, this new tray's handle doesn't break the ice. At the end, I take the tray out of the freezer, wait about five minutes, and then empty the ice from the tray. For my purposes, this issue has not prompted me to return the ice tray. I can put the tray away, do something…

I really wanted to love these trays. I knew right away that it wasn't the right time to leave the trays on the counter for a few minutes after taking them out of the freezer. I pulled on the handles to release the ice cubes, but the handles didn't close properly afterwards. The seller was great and delivered new trays quickly. I've been using the interchangeable bowls for about 3 weeks and never pulled the handles all the way back until the cubes had thawed enough to be taken out (probably on…

I love that I have a stainless steel ice tray and can get rid of plastic. The dice do not have the same powder coating as plastic. The bowl is much easier to fill. The cubes will come out easily if allowed to set for a few minutes. You can make the cubes as big or small as you like. Highly recommend and will NOT use plastic! Update….7/2021. The pen didn't work for a while but I kept using it. Discussion about buying another or another. This one isn't rusty like some reviews of other trays say…

My plastic trays keep breaking. This metal one is very easy to refuel; I don't have to try to fill dozens of little holes and tilt the tray until all the holes are filled. When the ice is frozen, I run water from the back sink for no more than 5 seconds until I feel a pop as the ice separates from the metal, then place the metal bowl on the countertop and pull the lever toward me . . The result is an easy-to-remove pile of ice cubes that I use most often when I use a Ninja blender to make cold…

Bought two of these a few years ago and still use them every day. If you're used to plastic bowls where you just twist the bowl a few times and the dice fall out, you'll probably be disappointed with these bowls as they require some thought. Here's my experience with them: Only fill them 1/4-1/2 full at first. All of the above and this product does not work. This is not the fault of Icenator or any other brand of this type of tablet. That's how tablets work. Second, I've found that if you fill…