does anyone know if u can refreeze these in ice and ice water i currently have some like this and these look like mine
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They will "Freeze" in the refrigerator at 40F no problem in about an hour or so.
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I bought these for my guys at work and they refreeze in our cooler! There great!!!
2064157
I guess some of the sites do send them on ice, this particular site did not. I called and they said it is ok, to just put them in the refrigerator when I receive them. Maybe they are not as potent if left out? Not to sure, but I have had no problems so far.
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I have had them on my back or laying on them for well over two hours and they were still cold. I had a three hour drive the other day and had them behind my back, they were still cold when I got there Tip, don't freeze them silver side together, they won't last. It is best if you can freeze them in different parts of the freezer so they don't touch, but I freeze mine white side to white side so the silver side is not touching them.
8502
These can be refilled with water. Distilled would be best. You can also use Xikar or Cigar Caddy use everytime solutions.
526529
No, mine came like that too. Just rinse them in cool water a couple of times ( I used an aquarium fish net) and you should be good to go. It'll take a couple of cycles for them to perk up and start multiplying but don't give up.
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I put mine in the ice cube bin in my freezer to "frost" them so I can put cold drinks in them in the summertime.....I have never had a problem with them doing this.
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In my case, they were not. This has nothing to do with the mold itself, however, which created nice spherical ice balls. They need a little trimming when they're first removed from the mold to remove the excess ice... just rub them a bit. I googled how to make clear ice and found several promising suggestions, however, none of them produced crystal clear ice. The most successful one called for distilled water that you boil twice before freezing. These were fairly clear, but still had some tiny bubbles.
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Distilled or filtered water would be the best options. Impurities in water freeze last, that's why the center of an ice cube has the cloudy spot.
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Yes you do wet them and then freeze them. They stay frozen a super long time if you use them with one of the Polar Bear Coolers
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I wouldn't think so because they are acrylic , I know you can buy colored ones I got the clear ones because they do look so much like real ice cube and I love them . Hope I helped you.
1887629
well, so far, I've defrosted and it has been a few weeks and it is fine. I'm thinking you could maybe refreeze?
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You probably could have put them in the refrigerator instead! You could have reshaped before chilling. I would call the manufacturer or the seller and have them replaced. I never had this problem.
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They are not as good as regular ice cubes, since there's a fairly thick layer of plastic insulating the inner frozen part from the drink. They are cold, but not real-ice cold. Also note that they're also a little bigger than a regular cube, so they don't fit in smaller glasses. But they're very cute!
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I've had mine for 4 months now and have had no problem with the refreezing. I have a few different sizes and use them frequently. I would be curious to know if anyone has the same problem you have.
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No idea. They dont need to be kept cold and they come in this watery solution. If you havent tried them i dont recommend buying them in bulk. If you like them and are buying in bulk then God bless you! :)
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Remakes. The ice bin is over the water reservoir so it just melts back into there.
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They are so easy! There's a hole in the top where you fill with water. When it's frozen, you let set on the counter for 3-5 minutes and pull the 2 spheres apart and voila, a new ice ball. I have heard using very hot or boiling water with produce clear ice. I have never tried it though, a friend told me it works.