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Mrs.Bum.Gar.Ner.Der
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
These are so perfect. I drink ice water every day but I love how the ice let my straw through without having to jam it in.
Pixels N' Bits
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
If you've never learned the value of chunked ice in a stainless steel tumbler; well, you just don't know what you're missing! I've used the stainless steel tumblers for many years, in various sizes since I tend to randomly accumulate them and they've always kept ice for the better part of the day. Even working/playing all day outdoors in the south only required a twice daily ice refill. I had an ice maker for a few months but it broke and I've since been trying to find the easiest, most economical way of having ice available all of the time and save some money. It takes a LOT of work/time to create chunked ice that won't melt instantly in the sun. Ice trays are literally useless when trying to break the ice loose. The trays fall apart before the ice comes out. The silicone trays are literally no better because you have to let it thaw a bit before you can break them loose.Enter this little gem! The silicone tray forms a perfectly sized tier system of ice in the largest steel cups and smaller cups can be filled with one or 2 of the other sizes. I fill my huge cup with all 3 tiers in the morning and by evening I only have to add the smaller one, if even then. Depending on mood lol. This tray is easy to fill by using a 2 cup measuring cup and pouring to just below the slit on the side (don't go over or you'll have to fight the frozen water later to get your "cubes" out). The key to this tray is the pull tab at the bottom. However, making the ice slide out while pulling the tab isn't very easy unless you go around each circle with the backside of a dull butter knife to break the ice hold. It's a little work and really frozen hands if you don't take that step. The outer tray/lid is also a "key" here, as the molds would collapse without it and if you over pour it catches all the spillage, keeping it out of your freezer. It's just going to be a real pain when emptying it after it's frozen. Trust me, I know this from experience.Overall, this ice mold for Stanley cups is saving me around $15 a week in ice purchases, so I can 100% recommend its value!
Adriana Mendoza Diaz
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2025
Excelente calidad
Kelsie Amador
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025
Good sturdy product. Serves its purpose.Could just be me, but I find it rather difficult to get the ice out. I tried for three days but now I just find myself going back to my ice maker.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025
Sadly, this brand leaches plastic too. I washed it before hand. Those aren't ice flakes, they don't melt and continue to come of when rinsing the ice block in hot water.
B Holyoak
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025
Every cup I own right now is the shape of a Stanley and ice can be tricky in those especially when it melts and morphs around the straw. This is a pleasant game changer, The perfect sized ice for my favorite cups.
Kim
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
Easy to use love the stackable sizes. Can use one or all.
KGM
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
This silicone ice mold is compatible with 20, 30, and 40 oz handled tumblers. It comes with a clear lidded bin and instructions. I filled the mold to the indicated line and froze overnight. The bin is necessary and ideal for allowing the mold to sit level and keep the ice clean. When frozen, I pulled the drawstrings. The cubes do not fall out, but it was fairly easy to push them out without touching them. The small and medium ice tubes fit into a 20 or 30 oz cup, and all three will fit in a 40 oz.After filling my 40 oz cup with cold water from our dispenser, I let it sit, checking the ice every 6 hours or so. I also filled another cup with regular ice cubes and water. The ice tubes lasted for 2 days and still had decent size pieces. The regular ice cubes were gone in about 24 hours. I'm sure the ice tubes would melt faster if the cup was filled with faucet temperature water.I'll be honest. I felt this mold was likely to be no more practical than using regular ice cubes. I'm happy to report, I feel they are far superior. While the tray does require some freezer space, if you can accommodate it, I would definitely recommend giving one a try.
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