Ice Cube Tray, Chrider 2 Pack Silicone Ice Cube Trays With Lid Flexible 26-Ice Tray for Whiskey & Cocktails, Stackable Safe Ice Trays

I use these things every week! The lids are flimsy and don’t firmly attach but that’s just part of silicon ice cube trays they aren’t meant to seal. I don’t mind it because it allows me to stack these trays on top of each other without them getting stuck together. I always use a small baking pan to put these in, fill them up in the pan, and then put them in the freezer to keep everything level. You can get them to the freezer without doing this but it is a lot more difficult to not spill anything. Sure they aren’t as sturdy as the plastic ice cube trays but they also don’t get brittle and crack overtime. It’s so much easier to get ice cubes out of these than the plastic ones.The only thing I don’t like is these do tend to absorb smells. I use them for chicken broth a lot and it’s very hard to get the smell out. It doesn’t seem to be absorbed by whatever food I put in the tray after but it’s just a little frustrating when you wash them three times putting Dawn straight on them and every time you go to put them in the cupboard they still smell like chicken. But I had that problem with the plastic ones too so I think that’s a problem with ice cube trays across the board

I bought these to freeze my homemade baby food in and they worked so well! So easy to pop out. Lid doesnt click connect but still rests on top fine. Completely silicone so can be a little flimsy but I didn't have a problem filling them and getting them where I wanted in the freezer. Fun shape and good small portion size for my baby.

I'm not a big fan of silicon ice trays. These were good, they surprised me. Used a small plastic cutting board to transport from sink to freezer. I like the lid but it was flimsey. I like the size of cubes compare to others which produce small ice cubes. So far ice comes out easy but I haven't had them long enough to see if I will get mineral build up and how easy it is to clean. I had tried a few different shapes of ice trays. I think the key to getting ice out is to let tray sit about 30 to 60 seconds before trying to get ice out. Don't leave ice out to melt. Just 30 to 60 seconds seem to be long enough so ice will come out easy.

The lid doesn't snap but doesn't need to. I just lay the lid on top to keep my baby food clean in the freezer. I don't like how much plastic store bought baby food comes in so I like that these are silicone.

I love how easy these are to get out of the tray. I love the size. These are normal size ice cubes. The shape is so cute. I do use a plastic tray to stack them on, without it they are a little flimsy, but not bad.

Absolutely better than I expected. For me, these ice cube trays are easy to use and even after filling with water they were not so flimsy at all. I was able to easily put them in the freezer and stack one on top of the other. Obviously you need a level shelf or spot in your freezer to put them on since they're not rigid. I love the shape much better than regular ice cubes and the depth too - not too large nor too small and not too thick nor too thin. I definitely would recommend them especially since they're made from silicone and they are healthier to use than aluminum or plastic.

The lid isn’t very sturdy and doesn’t snap on well when the tray isn’t formed with hardened ice.The tray does well and makes cute honeycomb ice blocks.

I actually bought these to form DIY laundry balls for individual loads. It works great, they laundry balls come out intact and then I save in a baggie. Makes it convenient whenever we go camping or even for use at home. Beats the heck out of regular laundry capsules. Will be looking at these for ice cubes in the coming months too.