🧊 Lily's Home Silicone Narrow Ice Stick Cube Trays with Easy Push and Pop Out Material: Perfect for Sports and Water Bottles, Assorted Bright Colors. With Lids! Review

I love the shape of the ice cream which is perfect for my refillable water bottle. However, they don't lie like ice cube trays, so you can't fill them with water and stack them on top of each other. I shaded them but the slick silicone and water matched them up and squeezed the water out when lined back together. I mean I agree but a better design wouldn't hurt so you can stack them while they freeze.

So I used them because this year has been very yeasty for me and I have no idea why. But I had a hard time finding a natural way to heal. My friend told me that she uses silicone ice cream sticks, pours coconut oil in them, freezes them and uses when needed. I thought it was awesome so I bought them and they are perfect. I pour in a mixture of coconut oil and tea tree oil. I freeze them and when I have problems with my yoni I take out half of the stick and put it in. Immediate relief. I…

It is definitely not easy to adjust the water level to ensure smooth ice fall. The compartments are quite narrow, to follow the instructions: just press from the bottom to release the ice. My fingers hurt, my hands are bigger than most women's. (Middle and thumb ring size 9). If you use lids it will take forever for the water to freeze. We use a lot of ice in my house, it melts very quickly, even in my thermal water bottle. The freezing time and amount of ice cream made in these bowls does not…

My daughter wanted this because we didn't have narrow ice cubes that would fit her style of water bottle. I like the shape of the cubes because they fit into any narrow water bottle opening. The cubes are easy to release from the colored BPA shells. Be careful not to overfill each slot or it will easily spill. The cubes appear to melt faster, possibly due to the shape. We use them all the time. I found the bowls expensive compared to other BPA free bowls but couldn't find anything comparable in

Perfect size ice cream sticks. I like to put 4-5 of these in one of those 20 ounce insulated steel bottles. Only the bottom half of each chopstick hole is silicone, so do not twist the tray to "knock out" the ice cubes - only the tray itself will break. :( Just slide each ice stick out by pressing the bottom. Only complaint is that they don't stack well (you have to "shift" them or the top one will push the water out of the bottom one) and they do If you don't have them, there aren't many…

I've been using it for almost 6 months now. I had to give a neutral review. Breakdown: Pros: - I like the size and shape of the ice cubes, they fit perfectly in my water bottle - The lids make stacking easier Cons: - It's a little difficult to squeeze out the cubes, but you develop a technique for it, so it is no problem. big deal - you have to bend the tray slightly to release the cubes before you can push them out, but I did it today as usual and the tray broke in half (see how useless they…

Unfortunately I had the same experience as other negative reviews. One arrived broken in the mail and you could definitely tell the rest would be a problem. I love this concept but it would sell MUCH BETTER if the outer plastic was higher quality. I would definitely buy it if this update was made. I love being able to push them out but the plastic that breaks so easily is definitely a safety/choking hazard. Imagine a piece of plastic breaking off frozen ice and someone or a child unknowingly…

First use I had water everywhere when trying to fill them. My first thought was hell. But I have a large injector that fills about 3 cubic cans with one injector charge. (Yes, this is a new injector that has never been used before.) It also helps prevent overflow which can cause the caps to freeze to the ice surface. I love her, don't get me wrong. A bit of work to fill the trays but I can handle it. They are easy to take off. I simply remove the lid, flip it over and press my thumb on each…