HYDRATEBottles Ice Tray with Lid - Plastic Ice Cube Maker - Ice Breaker Pop Tray - Space Optimal Design Ice Maker Tray for Small Freezer - No-Spill Ice Tray for Clean and Fresh on Demand - Green

Super cute invention my son uses it daily. He used to struggle with old style ice trays as he is partially sighted and would always spill before reaching the freezer

If you want to work on your upper body strength, get one of these. You can yank on the handles for hours and nothing will happen except that you work up a sweat. Filling the thing with water and then freezing it leads to a seal that resists all efforts to pull it open. Even once you melt some of the ice and pull it open, possibly pulling a muscle in the meantime, the ice cubes don't come out of the narrow mouth. If you put it back in the freezer you have to work out all over again.2 stars as it's a good exercise - 1 star if you're after an ice cube tray.

This is absolutely rubbish. It’s impossible to get the ice cubes out once frozen making it completely useless. Stick to a normal ice cube tray.

works okay but separating can be abit fiddle and not easy if you dont have abit of strength

The age-old problem I have, is water sloshing out of the ice cube tray when I close the freezer drawer. It collects in the bottom of the freezer, sets hard, and stops me opening the drawers properly. It's really maddening! You'd think someone would come up with a better design for ice cube trays...So, I'm really delighted to be using this new ice cube maker, and sitting next to my old one it looks like a Boeing compared to a biplane.POSITIVE POINTS* No water spillage in your freezer* Tray can be placed in freezer at any angle* No need to touch the ice* Ice can be poured directly into glasses* Reasonable priceNEGATIVE POINTS* Ice cubes slightly small in size* Needs some effort to pull apart, so not suitable for some elderly or infirm users.* Doesn't produce a huge volume of ice compared to the size of the trayIN USEJust fill with water and push in the silicone plug to seal it, then place in the freezer. When frozen, remove from the freezer and run under hot water briefly, leave for a couple of minutes then press on each side to release the blocks inside. Grab the handles on each side and pull it firmly apart. If it resists, it probably needs more time to thaw a bit, and it does take a little effort in any case, so if you have arthritis or no upper body strength this is probably not suitable for you. The silicone sides fold out to form a bottle, and the ice cubes fall to the bottom. Then you just open the lid and pour the cubes directly into your drink. It's magic, and more hygienic too, as there's no need to touch the ice.Balancing the upsides and the downsides of this product, I rate it a solid four star purchase.

These ice cube moulds are so easy to use. You simply half fill the expanded bottle / tray with water and then holding upright over the sink press the bottom halves together followed by the top halves. This expels any trapped air and excess water and you simply tip any excess water in the neck away and put the bung in place and put in the freezer. Due to the design the top forms a good enough seal that you can put the mould in any spare space in the freezer - horizontal or upright or even on the slant without fear of it spilling.Once frozen, simply take out the mould, run briefly under a warm tap and leave for a minute before pressing both sides to free the cubes, then pull the sides using the handles, open bung / lid and simply tip directly into drinks. Or do as I have done and tip into a plastic box and re-fill to make more. Makes 18 cubes each time.

It’s to hard for me to openHad to throw awa

I find it impossible to open without breaking it.