Silicone Ice Magic Cube Maker Genie Ice Bucket

Silicone Ice Magic Cube Maker Genie Ice Bucket

Do your ice tube trays consume most of your freezer’s space? It’s even harder to twist and turn just to extract those ice cubes. Now here’s a much easier way for that!

Introducing, the Ice Genie: Ice cube Maker. It’s revolutionary and space saving replacing up to 10 of your traditional ice cube trays that’s taking your whole freezer.

Its double chamber design is what makes it special. Outer chambers freeze the ice cubes while inner cylinder stores them. The Ice Genie: Ice Cube Maker can hold up to 3 batches of ice cubes or 120 cubes in total. Amazing!

Simply fill and chill! Fill the outer chamber with water then lift up the inner cylinder and squeeze out the cubes into the bucket and their ready to use! Then, just refill and freeze again for another batch of ice cubes.

How to Use (Step by Step)

1,Fill With Water

To get started with your Ice Genie, you’ll need to fill the entire thing with water. While doing so, you can fill it up to the top, but avoid filling it so full that water might dribble over the sides.

2.Place in Freezer (with Lid)

Next, put the spill-proof lid on your cube holder and place it in the freezer. It’s best if you sit it somewhere flat so it won’t fall over, although its lid will save it from spilling if it does. It’s not absolutely necessary that you use the lid each time, but doing so will definitely help you avoid a mess.

3.Wait a Few Hours

Once you’ve placed your Ice Genie in the freezer, leave it there for at least a few hours to allow the ice within to freeze. In some freezers, this might take a day.

4.Move Cubes to Outer Chamber

After your ice cubes are frozen, you can take your entire cube holder out of the freezer and separate the inner chamber from the outer chamber. Following that, you’ll have to dump the ice that’s in the inner chamber into the outer chamber, and gently squish the flexible silicone of the outer chamber to break your ice up into small pieces. Once it’s broken up into pieces you find small enough, it’ll be ready to use.