Kootek 4 Pack Silicone Ice Cube Trays with Lid - BPA Free Flexible 56-Ice Cubes Molds Easy Release Ice Trays with Spill-Resistant Removable Cover, Dishwasher Safe and Stackable Durable (Orange)

I love how they have lids for easy stacking and space saving. They're not bulky like other trays. Cube space is a bit smaller than regular ice cubes, but I don't mind. Price is on point for the good quality. No more twisting and fighting trying to get the ice out because the inside is soft silicone. Set these out the freezer for about a minute on the counter, tap the bottom on the counter, & the cubes just fall or pop right out. I won't purchase any others now. They do smell like plastic when first opening. I soaked mine in bleach water & dawn for a few hours then hand washed & they were fine. I have not tested if they're dishwasher safe. Versatile trays..I have used them for frozen mini dog treats & no bake mini tarts.

I bought these ice cube trays to make my son’s baby food. I’ve been using them for the past couple months, and they work great! The lids do not clip on well, but prevent his food from getting freezer burnt. When fresh out of the freezer, they’re a bit tricky to get out, but if you wait 2-5 minutes, the cubes pop out without a problem. Overall, a great product!

I thought these ice trays would be easy to use and last longer than your standard plastic trays. I was VERY wrong. They are not easy release as stated. It takes quite a bit to eventually get the ice to come out. All of these trays broke after a few uses.Update 12/11/2018: The sellers contacted me shortly after leaving my review. They offered to either refund my purchase or send me a new set of trays. I honestly did not expect to be contacted and had chalked it up to money wasted. I was emailed and also given "helpful hints" for a better experience with these trays. I opted to try a new set of trays and see how it would work out using them differently. As promised the trays arrived and I put them to the test. One mistake I was making was treating them like your standard plastic trays by immediately twisting them to release the ice. These trays need to be pulled out of the freezer and allowed to sit on the counter for approximately 30 seconds. You do have to push the ice out of the silicone to release the ice. They did work better this time around and time will tell if the plastic portion holds up as well. However these are not the trays for you if you like the instant gratification like the plastic trays. In short, they are not a bad set of trays and the seller 100% backs their product and quickly responds to any inquiries. That in itself is a rare find in today's world.

I LOVE these! I really like how each one has its own cover, so that nothing ever sits on, or touches the ice cubes themselves. I like how they stack up nicely on top of each other, & don't take up much room. MOSTLY, I friggen LOVE, how easily they just pop the ice cubes right out. I usually let them sit out for a few mins, or if I'm impatient I'll just run the backs of them under hot water a few times, LOL. Then I gently press the back of each cube, & out they pop... POP, POP, POP!

These ice trays make small ice-cubes. I make my own ice using bottled water because I live in a rural area, and our water source is surface water, and it doesn't taste very good. Mind you, it's not that filling water into ice-cube trays is a big chore, but at the same time, I don't wake up in the morning, and secretly tell myself, "Hoopla, I get to make ice today!"Another disappointing factor is that these trays lack a good design, because the ice-cube cavities don't distribute water out to the adjoining ones. This means that I have to move the water bottle up and down each tray, which causes a lot of unnecessary splashing and actually makes it harder to completely fill each small ice-cube chamber.I bought these to replace ten trays, that made standard sized ice-cubes. Whenever I filled all ten, of my old trays, I always used a little over one gallon of bottled water. When I purchased these ice-cube trays, I bought three sets, which contained four trays per set, for a total of twelve new ice-cube trays . So now when I make ice-cubes, and I fill up all twelve trays, it only takes me about 3/4, of one gallon of bottled water. And that includes the extra amount of water that splashes out because of their poor design. If you make your own ice, on a regular basis, like I do, that means a lot of extra effort.Having said all that, in my opinion, they aren't all bad, Yes, they produce small ice-cubes and they don't have a really great design,, but they do seem to be made from quality materials and with good craftsmanship. Also, I like that each tray came with a lid, which makes them easy to stack-up straight. That way, I can carry them to the freezer and place them on a shelf, without spilling much water, if any at all.

The ice-maker in my freezer broke so I had to buy old school ice trays. These are much better than the typical ice trays I have used in the past. The rubber bottom makes it easy to push out the ice cubes. My favorite feature is that each tray comes with a clear plastic cover. The tray happens to sit perfectly in the opening of my old ice-maker. And because it has a cover, I was able to stack all 4 on top of each other which is great because all my shelves are full and I have limited space in my freezer.

These silicon backed ice cube trays turn out human-made ice with pristine machine quality, meaning they are:1) the perfect size and shape for both cubes and for the trays themselves, which are not too tall or too wide, and easily fit in a full freezer;2) easy to use, because you can push out the individual cubes that sit inside a soft, flexible silicon backing;3) eye-catching, with a snazzy hue of bright orange;4) spill proof, because each tray comes with a handy plastic lid so you can avoid those annoying spills and splashes, so they stack nicely.