24 Cube Silicone Ice Cube Trays (2 Pack of 12 Ice Cubes Trays) Odor Free & No Aftertaste - Easy Release Soft Silicone Ice Molds - Perfect for Large or Small Ice Cubes

These ice trays are WAY too flexible. They bend like a pice of paper when you pick them up. You might think, as I did, that this will be a plus when trying to remove the ice cubes, but in fact it's a major pain. When you try to fill them up, they flex and bend, spilling water everywhere. You need two hands to keep it stretched and it still bends in the middle pooling the water at the center.Since you need two hands to hold it, you can't open the freezer door while carrying them... so, you have to open the freezer, then VERY CAREFULLY maneuver them into their spot. As the water pools towards the center, it spills 100% of the time... You're extremely likely to spill water in your freezer and on your floor with these. Don't make the mistake I did... Get rigid ice trays. Not worth the cool design.

I bought these after reading awful reviews. I went for it because they're cheap (and so am I) and the reviews seemed idiotic. Someone complained that you had to push ice cubes out one at a time and couldn't pop the whole tray at once - I can confirm this is true. They're silicone, so flexible is part of the deal. Another special someone complained that he couldn't carry the tray once filled, because it was so flexible. How you are bested by an ice tray is beyond me. I solved this issue, I'm sure others can as well. I have other ice trays and used them as solid foundation as I filled multiple trays and stacked them. You can also fill the tray while it's on the shelf in the freezer, or use something hard like a cutting board and slide it in. It's not rocket science. I can say I've tried multiple types of ice trays, and the hard plastic ones end up shattering over time. I had two hard plastic with silicone bottoms and one still shattered. These won't ever shatter, but it is slightly inconvenient to push each cube through - because life is so hard already. I'm giving these four stars instead of five because I think they could use a rather simple frame to keep it stable for filling/moving without spilling (that reviewer actually threw his ice trays away...I mean...it really outsmarted you?). You get what you pay for. I'd pay ever so slightly more for a simple wire frame (I might make one for funsies), and give the fifth star, but I highly doubt it would be worth it to this company to revamp the style. Plus the dice look is cute, even if it's only on one side.

I bought this to make tiny Fat Bomb Cheesecakes for the Keto Diet. These silicone trays will help getting the cheesecake out without breaking them. I'm also going to use them for Chocolate Fat Bombs! I received them promptly and really like the way they look and feel. I thought when I got them there was only one, which I washed and put away. Then I read your note and it said there were two, so I went and looked and sure enough, there were two which I pulled apart and was so happy as the price for these was very good!

I’ve lived with these for three months now. They don’t release ice, and holes are appearing. I would not recommend these at any price.These are perfect. I bought three pairs. Yes, they are floppy, but that beats the cracking old style ice trays that required immense effort and patience. The ice cubes release in nice square form.

First time using silicone trays. They froze pretty fast! I didnt have any after taste from the material. The only thing that could be hard is putting it away in the freezer. The weight makes it a tad challenging to place into the freezer without spilling. Other than that its great.

These are flimsy so you have to be careful once filled and putting into the freezer be ause it spills. I wouldn't buy silicone trays again. Plastic is better.

Silicone icecube trays are great. But because this one is fully silicone when you fill it with water it sags and its super hard to move it into the freezer. Not impossible....just annoying. Get ones that have a solid tray and silicone in the actual icecube parts.

I had been using rocks to elevate plants off our patio. I decided to create custom plant stands by filling the ice cube trays with concrete slurry, which I was able to pour easily . The concrete set up well and removal was a snap. Couldn't be happier. Now I can use the trays to make ice cubes because their design of dice makes it easy to distinguish one drink from another.