Camco Stackable Miniature Ice Cube Tray for Compact Spaces, 2-Pack (44100), Blue

Item arrived and is in use. 2 are not enough. My suggestion is to buy 8 for maximum ice.

Replaced some silicone trays because it was a war getting the ice out of them.

THESE LITTLE CAMCO MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC., MINI ICE-CUBE TRAYS,No. 44110, ARE MARVELOUS! In a pretty light blue colour, each genuine plastic, (NOT, thank heavens, silicone!) tray holds 21 small ice-cubes, about 3/4 inches across. The trays themselves are 9" x 4" x 1". As thelabel says, these small ice cubes freeze FAST. The label also says theymade for small freezers....and definitely, their small size will be aTOTAL delight to anyone with a freezer so small that regular-size ice-cube trays take up 1/3 - 1/2 (or more, of one's available freezer space. These are, thankfully SMALL trays, not tiny ones....and the9" x 4" x 1" size, is easily handy for even the biggest hands to use.However, this is not the end of the delights in these trays. Thepretty little "cubettes" that spring from the tray when frozen, reallydo come out easily! Just wait about 30 seconds...and they come outwithout a hitch! They resemble a pyramid whose top has been cut offwhen they come out, and are a little less than 1/2" across.Small, and/or tiny ice-cubes, (or "cubettes"!) are the PERFECT thingto make any drink cool quickly! These handy, inexpensive little ice-cube trays produce small size cubes which do just that!Rich people usually want, WHAT they want, WHEN they want it! Thesecubettes QUICKLY freeze, and QUICKLY cool drinks. Rich people also tend to have bigger refrigerators than those who are middle-class or poor...but everyone can use more freezer space! So -- these ice cubetrays ae just right for EVERYONE! If you're rich, you might want to getthirty or more packs of 2. If you are poor, you might want to get just one or two packages....but it is a truly wonderful thing, I think, for apoor person, or a rich person, to suddenly see "their" ice-cube trays, sitting nicely in the freezer of another person, who happens to havehave less, or more money than they have! These moderately priced, anduseful, indeed ice cube-trays can thus also really help to bridge the "people gap" betweenthe economic classes! They are a conversation-starter, and a way forpeople to see that, rich or poor, one is still a member of the sameHuman race...with the same ambitions and desires that all other Humanshave! Anarchists and revolutionaries, (and snobs, too!) take note --killing off the "other class" may not be necessary! Just realize howmuch everyone has in common! And these pretty, (and useful!), little ice-cube trays are a great way to start! : )

I drink a LOT of iced tea, and I also chew the ice (don't @ me, I hear about it enough from my dentist, but anyways—My freezer stopped making ice cubes (I think I exhausted it, poor thing) so I'd been making ice with ordinary blue trays, but I only have room for a couple of them, which meant I needed to pop them several times a day. Since I like to chew ice (and also to make it freeze faster) I would only fill the trays half way, but this only encouraged them to crack when I twisted them to pop out the ice. All this opening and closing of the freezer would warm it up just enough to make the ice cubes stick together, so they would be a pain to get out via the dispenser in the door (which still works, bless it).So when I happened to see these mini-trays I was intrigued. They were certainly priced right!They were warped a little from being shrink-wrapped, but I sat them in hot water to soften them up a bit, bent them straight, stacked them upside down with a saucepot on top until they'd cooled off, and they straightened right out (well, most of them, but I just put that one on top, now). They're rigid enough to carry with one hand, even stacked and filled with water.They're the perfect size cube. They melt a little faster than full-sized cubes, of course, but I'm not the type of person to let a glass of tea sit around, anyway, and easy to chomp. I was so impressed that I bought more. The best part is I can fit twelve trays on my freezer shelf, which will make enough ice (and then some!) to last an entire day, so I only have to pop them once. This means the cubes in the bin don't stick together, and they're small enough to always go through the dispenser without getting caught or jammed on something.tl;dr: The trays are awesome; so nice I bought 'em twice.

We got a new French Door style refrigerator that has the ice maker in the door. The whole ice maker is in the door, not just the dispenser. The cubes are much smaller than the standard ice maker you find in other refrigerators and because it is in the door, the ice bin is small.One member of our household loves crushed ice, uses a huge cup, and empties the entire bin into it. It takes the ice maker over 24 hours to refill the bin. I was using a standard ice tray, but could only fill it half way or the ice cubes would be too big for the crusher.These ice trays were exactly what I needed. The cubes are slightly smaller than what the ice maker creates so I'm not concerned that it could damage the crusher. There are only two drawbacks. First, the ice tray is a bit soft. Makes it easy to twist to pop the cubes out. But if you only hold one end when it is filled, it can sag and spill water. Only happens if I fill the tray too high or I don't watch it closely and tilt my hand slightly too far. The second issue is that it is smaller than a regular ice tray. I compensated by getting four more trays.My only warning is to watch the price. I've seen it go as high as $14. I got it for about $4.50.

Leaks, mostly in the corner cubes :/

Slight curve in tray but useable .1/2” too long for my freezer in my Flagstaff EPro 19fbs but easy to trim the edge with scissors & now it fits.

Love them! A good size and ice slips out easily!

Makes ice cubes.

They cost way too much just for little plastic ice trays. You could literally buy them anywhere else for $2