thriftyness sought (Ice Cube Trays)

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Amy,

I bought my ice cube trays at the ARC Thrift store for 25 cents ea.

There are 'stacks' of trays now that eveyone seems to have the ice

makers. I still like the flavored lemon or tea cubes. Can't make

those with an ice machine..LOL ..And I make my ice with purified

water not clorinated tap water.

I bought 5 and no breakage yet. Instead of twisting the tray to

remove the ice run warm water on the bottom first. The ice slides out

easily. The old aluminum trays are probably not the best idea.

Make a rewarding, peaceful day

Sending smiles and hugs your way

Deanna in Colorado

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, " james singer "

<islandjim1 wrote:

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> Try Goodwill, Sally Ann, and freecycle.

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> , akfral@ wrote:

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> > Hi all,

> > I am looking for some good, inexpensive ice cube trays. The ones

I got at

> > the local hardware either don't eject the cubes willingly, or

crack/break easily

> > when twisted to release the cubes. I've seen OXO trays with

covers, but they

> > are $6/each. We have an ice cube maker on the refrig., but it

broke after

> > being nothing but trouble for 4 years and we are too cheap to

replace it at

> > $140. Bagged ice will soon become a negative return on

investment at the rate of

> > a bag a day. Sooooo, does anyone have a recommendation? I found

some more of

> > what I have on Amazon, but there really doesn't seem to be a lot

of

> > selection out there. I grew up with the metal ones with the

lever release, which I

> > hated at the time but now they look pretty darn good. Thanks!

Amy

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