Ice Cube Mold - Cream - Living and Home

This 64-grid ice cube mold box efficiently meets your ice-making needs. Made from food-grade plast...

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This guide is for anyone who wants an efficient and easy way to make ice cubes. The Living and Home Ice Cube Mold provides a convenient solution for ice-making, with a 64-grid capacity and a design that prevents spills and odors. However, it's important to note that the mold's compact size means ice cubes may melt faster than larger cubes.

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ColourCream
Model Part Number0659046904683
BrandLiving and Home

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FAQs

What is the mold made of?

The ice cube mold is made of food-grade plastic.

How many ice cubes does it make?

It makes 64 ice cubes.

Can I put it in the dishwasher?

No, it is not dishwasher safe. Hand wash only.

Does the lid seal tightly?

Yes, the lid is designed to prevent spills and protect against freezer odors.

How do I prevent freezer burn on the ice cubes?

Ensure the lid is properly sealed to protect the ice cubes from air exposure.

Can I use it for other purposes?

While designed for ice, you could freeze other liquids, such as juice or broth, in the mold.

How long does it take for the ice to freeze?

Freezing time depends on your freezer, but typically takes several hours.

Troubleshooting

Ice cubes are difficult to remove.

Let the mold sit at room temperature for a minute or two, or gently flex the mold to release the cubes.

Ice cubes taste like the freezer.

Ensure the lid is properly sealed and store the mold away from strong-smelling foods.

The mold leaks when moved.

Make sure the lid is properly sealed before moving the mold.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High ice cube yield.
  • Safe and durable food-grade material.
  • Easy to remove ice cubes.
  • Protects against spills and freezer odors.
  • Convenient size for various uses.

Cons

  • Ice cubes may melt faster due to their size.
  • Requires space in the freezer.
  • Lid needs to be properly sealed to prevent spills.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Setup: Rinse the ice cube mold with water before first use. Place on a stable surface.
  2. Filling: Fill each grid with water, ensuring not to overfill. The lid will help prevent spills. You can also add fruit slices or herbs to the mold to enhance your drinks.
  3. Freezing: Place the filled mold in the freezer. Allow several hours for the water to freeze completely.
  4. Removal: Gently flex the mold to release the ice cubes. If the ice cubes are sticking, let the mold sit at room temperature for a minute or two to loosen them.
  5. Cleaning: Wash the mold with warm, soapy water after each use. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrub brushes. The mold is not suitable for dishwashers.

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