Reusable Ice Cube for Drinks - Multi-Color Plastic Ice Cubes to Keep Drinks Cool Longer (20 Packs)

I got these for a few different reasons.1) my fridge is not connected to water so it doesn’t make ice2) I live in an area that has frequent planned power outages so I don’t have to worry about a bunch of ice melting during the outage3) I was 100% done with filling up ice cube trays all the timeSo far these have been great. I can have cold drinks without them being watered down by ice! They don’t last any longer than regular ice cubes. But it’s nice that I can just give them a quick rinse off and back in the freezer they go! I did have one that had a pin sized hole in it. I only noticed it when I had it in my Dr. Pepper and took the cubes out, it was Dr. Pepper colored. Other than that, I haven’t had any issues with the rest of them!

I like there is no plastic tasteAnd they look like ice cubes. I wish they stayed cold longer but better than chlorine ice.

Love ‘em, they’re everything you wanted them to be. I’ve used them in my drinks and in my lunch box. There’s only one caveat however, after u wash them make sure they are dry before putting them in the freezer otherwise they’ll stick together and you won’t be able to get them apart. Using a knife or something would obviously rupture the plastic. Other than that enjoy

We are about to order more, but only because we drink from glasses a lot. I think we've had 3 that ended up with a hole or what not. Still TOTALLY worth it. We put ours in the dishwasher and everything. Much better than buying bags of ice or having ice trays take up all that space. It takes longer to cool drinks than normal ice cubes, but maintains the 'coolness' longer

I have a small freezer so this is much more convenient than a regular ice tray. It doesn't dilute the drink, but I find it doesn't get the drink as cold as a few real ice cube will. Good trade off for me though.

So easy to use. I keep them in the freezer and when I need to use a cooler they are ready to use. They stay frozen a long time!

I keep them in a bucket in the freezer all the time.