Do they have stoppers on them so you don't have to worry about spilling the water in the freezer? Do they come with a tray?
1072022
No stoppers included but I haven't had any fall over as they have a flat bottom surface. They work really well.
1072023
No to both questions. They do have a flat part on the bottom, though, so we put ours in the door and they sit just fine. They're pretty steady. The hole at the top is small, but water will spill out if you turn it on its side.
1072024
They do not come with stoppers or a tray. I just leave a little room at the top to leave room for ice expansion.
1072025
No they don't have stoppers the hole lets the water expand which is really helpful if you over fill it a bit. The bottom is flattened on the outside so they will stand on their own. There is no try to put them in. A plastic disposable container works well if you want to keep them together. I just place mine in the shelves in the freezer door.
1072026
the base of the ball is flat so they can sit by themselves. they do not come with a tray. once they freeze you can move them in your freeze. Don't fill them to the top since they expand.
1030339
They do not, but they don't leak at all. I'm very pleased with them. They also fit over a regular flat canning lid so if leaking were to become an issue that would be a way to work around it. Hope this helps.
1944066
Yes, but they didn't last long for us - leaked within 3-4 months. We've since replaced them with hard ice packs and are happy with the set up.
1242922
The stoppers are reusable. You can easily rinse them off. This is a great wine saver! I give them as gifts.
1124113
I would say yes, as you have to fill them in an upright position - I use a freezer safe cup, or the fluid will leak out around the cap, before the are frozen.
1490976
I've ordered it twice and it doesn't need the ice. I just put them in the freezer when I get them. They are great!! But I'd call the company if they were leaking.
1749177
They do not come with anything to hold them in, but they don't need to be, they seal tightly, I just fill them and put them on my freezer door.
1570315
No, you don't put water in the trays. The trays sit on top of a warming surface. You will want to make sure you don't leave the food in the trays so long that they dry out....but if you keep the lids on while they are warming you should be fine.
987260
Yes, but they must be ordered separately. I have not added more. My only concern with adding more trays would be a possible extended drying time.
1954860
yes! i freeze food in them and then put them in the sink with cool water running and it thaws nicely, and the water doesn't get inside.
99397
Yes, I use them all the time in the freezer. Two things to be careful with, do not fill all the way to the top because any water in the food or liquid will expand while freezing, and do not put into hot water right away, let it thaw. Glass breaks when it goes through sudden temperature change. I have not had a single problem. To me the extra steps with glass is worth it, because it doesn't absorb odors and it doesn't permeate into the food like plastic.
1702304
if you mean nestle by bottom of above tray touching the water in the below tray "no" ! they are made to stack one on top of the other. in fact i have them stacked on top of another brands ice cube trays. i'm getting 2 more do to the ease of the cubes come out, i have an apt. size frig.
362112
We've never had a problem with these stoppers leaking, even when storing them on their sides or bouncing around in a cooler. The wide part of the stopper that you see in the pictures does stick out a little (maybe 1/4", if that) when pushed all the way in.
895470
It does come with a stopper. A small drop in take out one. Stopper didn't fit the Ikea sink so had to purchase a small rubber stopper.
572330
They don't but on the Dr. Brown bottles they don't need them to seal completely. Not sure how they fit on other brands though.
2043775
neither leak disk thingy nor the travel caps is included... and yes they stand up really well to repeated freezings... i use them ALL the time and had no issues.. they are a great buy!
1864415
Yes! They are a half inch. I love them. When you fill them, they are a little deeper than that, which good, because if you fill them to the top, they will spill, although, it doesn't matter what it is.....I spill everything. If you place them on a flat sturdy surface and them put them in the freezer, they won't spill. They are awesome for water bottles, etc. When I first started buying the silicon trays, I had to adapt to working with the flexible material. It's not a bad thing, it's just different. I own several other I've cube trays from the same company and I love them all, even though they are a little pricey. Good luck! :) Yes! They are a half inch. I love them. When you fill them, they are a little deeper than that, which good, because if you fill them to the top, they will spill, although, it doesn't matter what it is.....I spill everything. If you place them on a flat sturdy surface and them put them in the freezer, they won't spill. They are awesome for water bottles, etc. When I first started buying the silicon trays, I had to adapt to working with the flexible material. It's not a bad thing, it's just different. I own several other I've cube trays from the same company and I love them all, even though... » Read More Yes! They are a half inch. I love them. When you fill them, they are a little deeper than that, which good, because if you fill them to the top, they will spill, although, it doesn't matter what it is.....I spill everything. If you place them on a flat sturdy surface and them put them in the freezer, they won't spill. They are awesome for water bottles, etc. When I first started buying the silicon trays, I had to adapt to working with the flexible material. It's not a bad thing, it's just different. I own several other I've cube trays from the same company and I love them all, even though they are a little pricey. Good luck! :) « Show Less