How do you add water to make ice cubes
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It doesn't make ice cubes! It is just a freezer for packaged foods. Like a cooler only it freezes and it does a fantastic job of that! We are very happy with our purchase. The only negative is that it comes with a basket to put food in but there is no bottom to it. So you have to still remove or add piece by piece.
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It's done the old fashioned way. Fill ice cube trays (the kind available anywhere) turn the unit down to the colder temperature setting and close the lid.
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I have never tried, only used this with melted chocolate...it is a medium sturdy plastic so I think you maybe able to do it but keep in mind your ice cube will be a half mold of the figure. sorry not a huge help.
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Just plug it in, add water to water line. Select the size of ice you want push the start button. When the ice fills up to a level it will turn it self off. enjoy your ice maker.
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I use a different bowl than the one that came with it so that I could make more at a time. I use an ice tray - 16 cubes - per load. For the bowl that came with it you would need to use maybe 8-10.
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Pick up a plastic cup(glass will shatter). I use the double walled plastic cups so they don't leave water rings. They were pretty cheap on Amazon. They come with a top and straw. Remove the drip tray so the plastic cup will fit. Fill the cup with ice and brew on one of the smaller cup size settings. Put top with straw back on. Enjoy. As long as the drip tray can be removed to make room for the plastic cup, it will brew it. Try brewing a cup of tea in a regular mug and let it cool. Pour that into an ice cube tray and make ice cubes out if it. Use some of those as your ice so it won't water down as much. Pick up a plastic cup(glass will shatter). I use the double walled plastic cups so they don't leave water rings. They were pretty cheap on Amazon. They come with a top and straw. Remove the drip tray so the plastic cup will fit. Fill the cup with ice and brew on one of the smaller cup size settings. Put top with straw back on. Enjoy. As long as the drip tray can be removed to make room for the plastic cup, it will brew it. Try brewing a cup of tea in a regular mug and let it cool. Pour that into an ice cube tray and make ice cubes out if it. Use some of those as your ice so it won't water... » Read More Pick up a plastic cup(glass will shatter). I use the double walled plastic cups so they don't leave water rings. They were pretty cheap on Amazon. They come with a top and straw. Remove the drip tray so the plastic cup will fit. Fill the cup with ice and brew on one of the smaller cup size settings. Put top with straw back on. Enjoy. As long as the drip tray can be removed to make room for the plastic cup, it will brew it. Try brewing a cup of tea in a regular mug and let it cool. Pour that into an ice cube tray and make ice cubes out if it. Use some of those as your ice so it won't water down as much. « Show Less
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I mix soda water and about 3/4 to one oz. of syrup, mix lightly and then add ice. add a squirt of cherry, or lime and cherry- good too. Do not need a soda stream at all.
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I thawed and refroze in ice cube trays and keep in freezer bag. Great product!
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Ice Cubes. Edit: I use taconite pellets. The trains around here drop them like candy at an Independence Day parade.
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I have used hot water to make mine before. They do freeze faster that way, but they will get a bubble in the center on the "glass." Best to use cold water.
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Yes just regular ice cubes work great! The opening is too small for ice blocks actually. The machine works great for the low price!
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Make sure you rinse them each time to remove chipped ice. I usually fill them to the top and then swipe a small amount off he too with my thumb. Also make sure they are snugly connected before pouring water in, and pour the water slowly.
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Put in a little water first, then coffee and add the rest of your water. You can find complete instructions in some of the most helpful Amazon product reviews. Enjoy.
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Start with very hot water. This slows the freezing processes and has the side effect of producing very clear ice. The hotter the better, but not so hot you melt your trays.
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no I have not tried adding anything to the ice mold. I'm sure the teas would work ok but I think the fruit would need to be something that really freezes hard..not mooshy like some fruit. Also then you will have to clean the blades better than when you just use plain ice where you can just flip it over and wipe clean or air dry
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My rule if thumb is I fill it half way with ice and half with water. The cubes last for me , usually about 8-12 hours depending on how often I use it. I occasionally refill it with water when it gets half empty. Keep water in it and at least half with ice and it will last a long time
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No, there is a place built in the machine that you just pour in the water. Turn it on and make ice cubes. You can use it any where there is an outlet. Mine has worked perfectly.
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I don't know for sure, I have only used ice packs. It seems too thin of a bag to use with ice cubes.