Disposable Ice Cube Bag 100 Pack (2400 Ice Cubes, 100 Bags)

Perfect for travel trailer if your fridge doesn’t have ice maker. And for drinks. Tip: pack them in a plastic container to freeze because of leaks. You have to be good at folding and tying to make them water tight. You can throw them frozen in the cooler as is for day trip. I’ve found them super useful because my TT doesn’t have an ice maker.

I was skeptical about these, but I'm pleased to report my doubts were largely unfounded. They are easy to fill and tie off, allowing you to make many ice cubes in a single go. I suggest laying the bags out on flat surfaces in the freezer to get the most uniform freeze.I have only two complaints with these. First, it is a bit tricky getting the cubes out of the bag. They can be popped out one at a time, but it's not quite as easy as popping bubble wrap. You can also just tear the bag open to free them all at once, but it may take a few bags to get the hang of it. Second, the bags come in a stack with nothing keeping them together. Be careful when grabbing one or you could scatter the entire lot, and they will not go back in a stack so smoothly.I would rather have an ice maker, but I don't so these are a very handy solution, and at the price, a good deal too.

I used to live in Europe and that is where i saw these types of bags the first time. You use them to make ice cubes, and not just ice cubes out of water, but any liquid you would like ice cubes with (if they're edible). I myself use them for coffee, that way I can make coffee drinks at home with coffee ice cubes that do not get watered down. I have not had many leaks like others have mentioned, the ones that do leak I've just discarded.You pour the liquid into the bag and then tie it down. Then you put the bag into the freezer, and after a few hours you have ice cubes. Then you break the bag to get to the ice cubes. The filled bag takes up much less room than an ice cube tray does and your ice cubes will not taste like what else is in your freezer. You can keep the ice cubes as long as you'd prefer to have them, I have tried the bags and I've had one set of ice cubes in there for a month or two, the bag is still fine. The only down side is that you have to destroy the bag to get to the ice cubes, but that's why you get 100 in this package. It's not much different from throwing away other plastic bags, but if you're very focused on avoiding waste you might want to use ice cube trays.

Can't believe I fell for this...According to Fakespot, 20% of these reviews are BS. And for good reason - this product is garbage. It's the perfect convergence of inconvenience and unreliability. The bags have a very narrow top, so tying them is a pain. The material is just thick enough to make separating the cubes difficult, but thin enough to ensure they're going to leak.And the size of the bags is tiny. About the only thing you have going for you here is that they're cheaper than the other bags listed on Amazon, but unless those are the same quality as these, you're really not saving anything here.

Perfect, fast easy and throw away when done, used for ice sculpting fat loss and it is comfortable directly on skin without anything between as long as you don't mind the cold. Forms to you so worked well on my target areas. You can find some info on DIY sculpting : [...] , and it even pictures ice bags that are identical to these. Would also be great in coolers.

I bought these ice bags with the intent of making lots ice sheets for the power outages here in CA. So i filled up almost all of them. Half of them have holes and leak badly. I am very familiar with these type ice bags, i know how to gently fill them, i have been using them most my life and i am aware there might be a few duds in the batch but a 50/50 ratio is unacceptable. I highly suggest NOT to get this specific item. I'm giving 2 stars becasue at least i was able make enough bags out of the 100 provided, but i was planning to use the rest for another outage and now that is not going to happen.

I want to make my own ice cubes with the deep aquifer water I use and thought this would be ideal. What I did not expect was that they are a lot of work. Firstly I found I needed a funnel to fill the bags. And I thought the layers would pull apart to release the cubes but you must pop each one out individually. I will use these up but will not reorder. Too much time and trouble.

I used to buy these at a local grocery store at ten bags for a dollar but haven't been able to find them. My husband said that our ice started tasting funny and these instantly came to mind. Since I know how much ice he goes through I came onto Amazon to find them in bulk and this was the best deal. They were delivered quickly -- and even included a sample of the self sealing ice cube bags, which was a nice touch.The idea is simple, hold the bag under water, fill it up, tie it shut, freeze. When you're ready for ice, remove from freezer and just pop out the number of cubes you need. When you do this the bag around the cubes is broken so realise that these are not reusable. But the plastic is recyclable.