Yes, your ice cube tray can do much more than create small ice cubes for your drinks. It can also help organize your bathroom ...

We tested silicone and plastic trays to find the best ones for perfect ice cubes (and spheres!). The best ice cube tray is ...

A trip to the dishwasher will sort this out, but if you're extra sensitive to smells and tastes on your ice, try a traditional plastic tray. Storage: No one wants valuable freezer space taken up ...

If you don’t have an ice maker built into your freezer ... The set contains two ice trays, one pillar plate, a lid, a storage bin and an ice scoop. With no more than a simple push of the ...

Crafters can use ice cube trays to organize and store small craft supplies like buttons, beads, and sequins. Or if DIY is more your style, then use an ice cube tray to separate small items of ...

fill your trays only after washing your hands to avoid potential contamination from the inevitable shaky transfer to the freezer. 2. Store your ice cube trays on the top shelf of your freezer In ...

the neat stack of ice cube trays filled with sweet and savory goodies is an organized haven. And it’s one you can create in your freezer, too.

If you need a large amount of ice in a hurry, a countertop ice maker is your best bet. Most ice makers can usually produce 20 ...

TRAY TRICK: To avoid freezer burn, get yourself an ice-cube tray with a lid. Ikea is selling a pack of two for just £3 at the moment. All prices on page correct at time of going to press.

Sure, ice cube trays are not as convenient as those built-in icemakers in your refrigerator—but we found that some of them are much easier to clean and maintain. And they create ice that’s ...