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130 of 135 people found the following review helpful
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I love the idea of a durable ice cube tray. I've quite accidentally destroyed many plastic ones over the years, and I grow tired of adding more stuff into landfills needlessly. When i saw this, it was elated to think I'd have something that would be quite durable.
I'm torn about this product, for i like the concept. For 38 dollars with shipping, this thing should be built like a tank. Given how it's built, it should be [...] So I've given it 3 stars for this reason. The lever/cube mechanism (quality) is far too weak and thin---after all, i was looking for durability and longevity. I'm not confident that it will last for decades unless treated quite cautiously. In my first few trays and testing, I've put a sleight bend into the cube separators where the lever puts pressure on it. *It can be bent back* but anytime metal is flexed to the point of distortion, and flexed back, eventually it will crack if it happens enough. Now that i know, i can be more cautious with it, but as i said, it's not built like it should be for the price.
Dimensions of tray interior where cubes are made: 4x10x1 (but as i said, fill to only half full, so 4x10x0.5) Smaller than i would have estimated from pictures, but still adequate in my opinion.
No instructions: A Recommended fill level would be nice. After my own little testing, I don't recommend over half full, maybe a bit less.
Freeze it with the lever down, as the description says. For someone with grip issues, do not freeze it with the lever up and try to push it down to separate cubes--the lever is not designed for stress in that direction.
One more thing: being all metal, I feel it certainly makes solid cubes faster than plastic trays ever will. As a single person, with a small cube bucket, i feel no need for more than one of these trays.
I'm torn about this product, for i like the concept. For 38 dollars with shipping, this thing should be built like a tank. Given how it's built, it should be [...] So I've given it 3 stars for this reason. The lever/cube mechanism (quality) is far too weak and thin---after all, i was looking for durability and longevity. I'm not confident that it will last for decades unless treated quite cautiously. In my first few trays and testing, I've put a sleight bend into the cube separators where the lever puts pressure on it. *It can be bent back* but anytime metal is flexed to the point of distortion, and flexed back, eventually it will crack if it happens enough. Now that i know, i can be more cautious with it, but as i said, it's not built like it should be for the price.
Dimensions of tray interior where cubes are made: 4x10x1 (but as i said, fill to only half full, so 4x10x0.5) Smaller than i would have estimated from pictures, but still adequate in my opinion.
No instructions: A Recommended fill level would be nice. After my own little testing, I don't recommend over half full, maybe a bit less.
Freeze it with the lever down, as the description says. For someone with grip issues, do not freeze it with the lever up and try to push it down to separate cubes--the lever is not designed for stress in that direction.
One more thing: being all metal, I feel it certainly makes solid cubes faster than plastic trays ever will. As a single person, with a small cube bucket, i feel no need for more than one of these trays.
42 of 42 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this ice cube tray because I was tired of using plastic or silicone ice cube trays that made my ice cubes taste funky. On that count, this tray has delivered fantastically well--my ice cubes taste great! The water also freezes super fast. I transfer the cubes from this tray into an enclosed container in my freezer, to prevent evaporation, retain flavor, and to keep more cubes on hand.
The handle for removing the cubes was very stiff the first time I tried to use it, and the metal was so cold, it actually cut my skin, so I'd recommend using a towel or gloves the first few times. After that, it does loosen up, but is still sturdy.
I don't get whole ice cubes--it's more like big chunks with a lot of crushed ice.
I think the price is too high for an ice cube tray--it should cost about half as much, but it's commensurately priced with all other stainless steel ice cube trays that I looked for, so I doubt you'll find a cheaper stainless steel tray anywhere else. You can find cheaper metal trays for about $8, but they'll be made out of aluminum, which is arguably less safe than stainless steel.
Overall, I am satisfied with this product.
The handle for removing the cubes was very stiff the first time I tried to use it, and the metal was so cold, it actually cut my skin, so I'd recommend using a towel or gloves the first few times. After that, it does loosen up, but is still sturdy.
I don't get whole ice cubes--it's more like big chunks with a lot of crushed ice.
I think the price is too high for an ice cube tray--it should cost about half as much, but it's commensurately priced with all other stainless steel ice cube trays that I looked for, so I doubt you'll find a cheaper stainless steel tray anywhere else. You can find cheaper metal trays for about $8, but they'll be made out of aluminum, which is arguably less safe than stainless steel.
Overall, I am satisfied with this product.
34 of 34 people found the following review helpful
By Danielle
I have an ice maker in my refrigerator, but it's extremely old (and plastic). This is an awesome ice cube tray, and no more plastic! It looks beautiful; it works beautiful. I've made tons of ice cubes with it, and will continue to do so. I keep my ice cubes in a stainless steel loaf-type pan, so I just make the ice cubes whenever it starts to get low. I don't think I'll ever need two trays. If for some reason I do, I'll get another one of these. This would also make a great gift!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
It is an metal icetray, no more
I was excited to see a metal icetray on Amazon, but when it arrived I found the metal to be thin and the ice cubes small. It works, but nothing fancy.
Published 20 hours ago by Stephen E. Watkin
5.0 out of 5 stars
WAY better than crappy plastic ice trays...
No plastic taste, no smell, freezes liquid quickly.
The handle pops the cubes out nicely.
It's even fun to make sweet drinks into delicious cubes for summer.
The handle pops the cubes out nicely.
It's even fun to make sweet drinks into delicious cubes for summer.
Published 1 day ago by Brant Brunner
5.0 out of 5 stars
My husband had to have one of these.
He was tired of the cheap plastic ice cube trays that seemed to crack eventually and would not stop talking about the kind his mom used to have and actually we had these also when... Read more
Published 9 days ago by Butterfly
4.0 out of 5 stars
Ice recipe???
Product seems good, just can't find my recipe for ice.....
On a serious note, take care of it/ run water on bottom of metal before removal of ice and it will last a long time. Read more
On a serious note, take care of it/ run water on bottom of metal before removal of ice and it will last a long time. Read more
Published 17 days ago by clint
4.0 out of 5 stars
It's nice
I think it has the same problem as any other steel ice cube tray, in that you have to leave the tray out for a while after you've frozen the ice, so that you can pull the lever and... Read more
Published 18 days ago by robbie_thinks
5.0 out of 5 stars
best ice tray around
This ice tray is well made. Very impressed. Glad to see some good quality in a product like in the old days.
Published 1 month ago by Honeybee
5.0 out of 5 stars
just buy it!
you will very happy with it as the ice just pops out with pinky pressure if you fill it 5/8 the way up. I put my two plastic ice trays away and now have more room in my freezer. Read more
Published 1 month ago by kinghaig
5.0 out of 5 stars
Well-Built Ice Tray
Bought two of these trays as I went through so many plastic ones. Our family had a similar type when I was a young boy growing up. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Fred R. Semon
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it
No more plastic smell. Easiest way to remove ice is to tip the tray over, run hot water over the bottom until you hear the ice crack and the cubes release beautifully.
Published 1 month ago by Judith Grau
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works as Expected
Reason for purchase:
Why did I purchase a $30 ice cube tray? My husband has been complaining for some time about the large white flakes in our water. Read more
Why did I purchase a $30 ice cube tray? My husband has been complaining for some time about the large white flakes in our water. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Katerzena
