3 Pack Silicone Ice Cube Trays, 1.2" Perfect Square Molds, 1oz (2 tbsp) per Well for Baby Food & Coffee, Odorless Food Grade, BPA Free, Easy Release Flexible Ice Trays for Whiskey, Cocktail

WORK SURPRISINGLY WELL > I was concerned that the individual ice cubes would be too small. They aren't. The icecubes are the right size for a glass of iced tea, lemonade, etc. ~ 1 1/4" X 1 1/4" X 1 1/4" > I was concerned that the trays would be too small. They aren't. The three trays make a lot of ice--45 cubes at a time. > I was concerned that the trays would be floppy, and hard to get into the frig without spilling. They are rigid enough. > I thought that it was odd that one tray is blue. Actually, it is ideal to have one "different" tray. I always put the blue tray on the bottom. That way the ice is never contaminated from the bottoms being in contact with my counter top. OTHER PROS > They stack, and so don't take up much space in the freezer. > I wasn't surprised that it is very easy to remove the cubes from the trays---just flex the tray and push the individual cubes out from the bottom. If you only want one or two cubes, you get only one or two cubes---not an avalanche. CONS > A little difficult to fill evenly. SMELL? ODD TASTE? > The 6 odor absorbing packets stuffed into the trays clearly support the complaints of some reviewers. However, I noticed no problem. I did however run them through a wash in my dishwasher before using. Despite any instructions (I didn't notice any) I'd be cautious about using forced heat drying in your dishwasher, for this, or any other, plastic. Forced heat (a heating coil in the bottom of the washer like one in an oven) is the default setting on many dishwashers, but you can turn it off, which will save your plastic dishes and $$ electricity. My dishwasher does NOT have forced drying and works just fine---metal and ceramics are dry, plastic dishes are wet (but air dry in a few minutes) at the end of the cycle. > Click on “Stoney” just below the product title to see my other reviews, or leave a comment to ask a question.

First I must say that I was a bit surprised when I opened the package after receiving these and finding out that the ice cubes squares are as small as they are. The measurements provided in the item description are accurate -- I guess I just didn't realize how small they'd be. However, I actually ended up glad they're as small as they are because the only silicone trays I could find that offer bigger cubes tend to be MUCH too large for what I would want. These cubes are small, yes, but they work just fine for my needs. That said, the most important thing to note is that these trays (so far) have demonstrated to me that they're good quality overall. Plus, the ice cubes are VERY easy to remove from their individuals squares, and that makes the trays quite simple to use. Lastly, I dunno what it is about cubes frozen in silicone trays as opposed to ice frozen in "traditional" plastic trays, but ice cubes from these types of trays seem to freeze (1) more clearly, (2) more densely, and (3) they last MUCH longer before melting (even though they're small) than ice frozen in plastic. After realizing this, we just threw away the plastic trays that came with our fridge! These are great trays, and they make much better cubes! Highly recommend!

I do like this item. The silicone is easier than plastic trays to get the ice cubes out. However, the cubes sometimes get stuck. Very flexible material though.

DecoBros 3 Pack Silicone Cube Ice Tray (2 Red / 1 Blue) These are my very first silicone ice cube trays. I was really excited to use them not only to make ice, but also freeze my herbs and chicken/beef/fish stock in. Features: • 15 cube trays • Soft silicone • Non-Stick Surface Pros: • Super soft silicone makes it very easy to remove frozen cubes • Very easy to clean & dishwasher safe • Stand up to hot liquids Cons: • Don’t stack as well as I would have hoped • The red trays were really more of an orange color My Opinion: I have been eyeing up silicone ice cube trays for a while. Not only because we recently moved to a house with a fridge that doesn’t have an ice maker, but also because I’ve been wanting to freeze things in convenient cubes. I love making homemade chicken/beef/fish stocks and rather than lose a large amount of freezer space, I boil the liquid down and freeze in ice cube trays. Once frozen, I pop out the stock and put them into freezer bags or mason jars. It is so easy to go to the freezer and pull out one chicken stock cube and drop it into warm water for great homemade chicken stock. Yum! These cubes work great for freezing fresh herbs from the garden or eggs before they go bad. I’ve been coming up with more and more uses for these trays! The trays state very clearly that the user should run water over the cubes before removing. I have yet to run water over any of my trays and have had no problems removing the cubes. The corners of each of the cubes have a slight angle that help the cube come out of the silicone tray. I would definitely recommend this product to a friend, however, I wish the tops had some sort of a lip on them so that they would stack better.

Don't be disappointed by the size when you receive. A little test revealed that these trays hold just as much water as the standard 16-cube plastic trays. These make nice, large square cubes that cool beverages very quickly and melt slowly. The cubes are nearly clear as well making them almost as attractive as my favorite ever ice--Scotsman "gourmet" cubes. Unmolding takes a bit of time compared to the simple twist of a brand-new plastic tray but once you're accustomed to pushing them out it goes quickly and easily. The silicon remains perfectly flexible at below zero F temperature. These trays stack easily and while somewhat floppy it's easy to move them without slopping/spilling. The only drawback of the design is that there is absolutely no provision for air circulation around the individual cubes so they take somewhat longer to freeze than the typical plastic tray. They are however so compact that you can fit six in the same area as three conventional trays.

The best things about these trays is they make getting the ice out effortless and, they're dishwasher safe!!!!! Honestly, for what you get for the price, it's a great deal so you'll be satisfied despite the drawbacks. The issue they have is they have started to warp after multiple uses, and I doubt it's due to being in the dishwasher. I rinse them after each use and wash them only after they get dirty from multiple uses, so I have only washed them 3 times and toprack only. They kept their shape just fine until recently and now since the silicone isn't thick enough, the inner dividing parts have started to lose their shape. You can tell it needs to be thicker because they bend quite a bit when you lift a full tray to the freezer.

Smaller than expected. But it was actually a welcome surprise. They are the perfect size, both the icecube trays and the ice cubes they make. I love stuff made out of silicone. I'm a health conscious person, and I trust that this material is safe and will not quickly brake down releasing toxins into my food, water, or in this case, icecubes. I don't trust plastics in the same way, particularly around or touching anything I'm injesting. I have seen trays with plastic lids and I'm so glad that was not an option with these trays. The trays are sturdy enough, there's no need for a lid in most cases. While sturdy, the tray are very plyable and the cubes are easy to remove. These are the best icecube trays I have ever owned.

I bought these ice cube trays because we have a lemon tree. Anyone who has a lemon tree will tell you there is only so much lemon meringue pies and lemonade you can make before you get tired of eating/drinking your fruits. The lemon tree is NOT tired and makes even more fruit. Just when you think the tree is done fruiting, it shows its power and flowers a second time. It was at the second flowering that I bought these trays. I squeezed the lemons and put them into these silicone ice cube trays. (BTW 1 lemon = 2 cubes). After the lemon juice is frozen, it is really easy to remove. Just push from the bottom and they pop right out. Clean up is easy - hot water and a little soap and it ready for the next batch. All the lemons are now in the freezer, in freezer bags. I won!