ice-ology Clear Ice Tray: 8 Count Cube Tray

I’m very impressed with the ice spheres it makes. Have been using it for a few weeks now. I just use tap water and the results are clear and virtually flawless. I let it warm up/defrost fully between uses and don’t leave the ice in for longer then a day before removing them to store in a freezer bag until use. Don’t have any silicon smell. I dunno. Seems pretty straightforward to me.

Returned after researching as you need a temperature that your freezer is not at, to guarantee clear icecubes

Funciona muito bem, seguindo as recomendações. Consegui fazer gelo de otima qualidade à -17 Graus Celsius.

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Product works perfectly as intended, and I really enjoy it. I got a small 1.1 cubic ft Whynter freezer as well and this mold fits perfectly in the top compartment with a bin on the bottom for finished cubes. I like how large they are.I had a problem with WHITE FLAKES collecting on the outside of the ice and after experimenting and talking with Dexas support (very helpful and informative), I have some tips. This strange white debris is calcium carbonate or calcium sulfate in the water that precipitates on the outside of the cubes after freezing. The calcium comes from the tap water. I didn't think I had particularly hard water, so this surprised me. It was also odd that it seemed to collect only on the outside of the ice.If this is a problem for you, make sure to thoroughly clean your ice molds. Try soaking them in a bit of vinegar mixture to really make sure the calcium is removed from the molds, and then try again with distilled water.There is a second problem with distilled water though. Distilled water is pure H2O, so there is no dissolved calcium carbonate, no dissolved ANYTHING. The way ice forms, however, requires some sort of initial impurity in the water to start the crystalization. If you make ice with distilled water, you'll end up with these small streaks in the ice that all direct down toward the hold in the center. It's very interesting, and you can try it for yourself.My solution to these streaks is just to put the tiniest bit of impurities back into the distilled water before freezing again. I put just a pinch of salt in each cube. The ice from this is perfectly clear and clean.