Disposable Ice Cube Bag 42 Pack (1176 Ice Cubes, 42 Bags)

I love these! I live with someone who treats the freezer as though it can freeze time too, so it's generally too full for a regular ice tray and I probably wouldn't eat cubes exposed to timeless air anyhow. These are the solution I was hoping for. Easy to fill, even without a funnel - I hold the opening under the kitchen faucet & it fills no problem, then twist the opening down and tie up the twisted ends, which prevents spills. The bags are on the smallish side - I get enough ice for two drinks (I like a LOT of ice) - and unmolding is a little tricky. I'll have to try slicing across the cubes before squeezing them out. The cubes are about... hmmm.. make an ok sign with your thumb and forefinger & they're about that big around, and about .5" thick. All in all I am super happy with these bags (but I do feel guilty contributing to landfill - wish there were a reusable product!).

I've used these for water, milk and whey - they work great!Pros:1. Easy to fill if you have a cheap plastic kitchen funnel2. Self floods cells to prevent air pockets in all but the top outer cubes (just squeeze them to push the air towards the entrance)3. Flexible to fit into tight spaces - when filled, it's easy to gently wrap these around in the available space in a packed freezer :)4. Each cube is thin with no barrier such as a plastic cube tray, to insulate the liquid. The pockets don't puff up enough to put the cubes so close that they insulate each other, so they freeze almost twice as fast as a plastic ice cube tray!5. You can use them for ice packs in lunch bags, or on injuries, because they're still pretty flexible when they've frozen.Cons:It's a little irritating to pop the cubes out, I always worry a little piece of plastic has stuck to one or two!

Product as expected. Plastic bag strong enough to withstand the weight of water, and maneuvering in the freezer. Easy to pop ice cubes you need while keeping the rest in the bag for future use.Our ice maker broke and this was a good temporary replacement.

I had a lemon tree produce more than I would consume, so my brother suggested these. Great idea, as frozen lemon juice ice cubes are very handy.A few bags leaked, but that wasn't a deal breaker. Really easy to pop an ice cube out of the bag too due to the weakness of plastic, so I guess you win some/lose some

It does what it was meant for

I'm comparing these to Bags I bought---and loved---years ago and these are NOT an improvement. The idea is to pop out one cube at a time but some of the cubes became attached while freezing so it became a struggle to push them free. Um, you shouldn't have to arm wrestle with ice cubes!!More irritating is after I popped all the cubes into my drink, I stopped to put my wet clothes into the dryer and when I picked my drink up ALL THE CUBES HAD MELTED!!!! And it was a cool, rainy evening! In short, the cubes are too small.I will not buy these again after I run out of the Bags and I talked my co-worker out of buying them.

I bought these because I kept running out of ice trays when freezing the stuff I put in our smoothies. I don't like using ice cubes from freezer because they weaken out my drink. I freeze all my fruit and half of the liquid that goes in a drink and get a great consistancy. These do have a learning curve but then most things do. I am using them for several things to put in my smoothies and really do work. I had to do a little figuring out how to fill them with the different liquids and to keep them from spilling. I have put home made smoothie mix and apple sauce and other things in them. I find that standing them up in a pitcher till they freeze really works best to prevent leaking. when I am ready to use them I lay them out flat and make a cut across each cube and pop them out really easy. If you get impatience with things like this you probably shouldn't get them but if not you may well love them like I do.

it is really impossible to get the ice out easily...or at all! I've had ice cubes shoot all around my kitchen in attempts to free the ice cubes from the plastic. each cube needs to have the plastic tediously peeled away from it! extremely frustrating. After trying to peel the plastic on the third round I finally determined it wasn't even worth the effort and threw them out. I don't know know if its the torpedo shape or the thin plastic that makes this so hard, but I would not recommend. I have used others with thicker plastic and square in shape and they worked great. ill be in search of those again.