what is the volume of each cube? I am thinking of buying this ice cube tray for work purpose, and so I need the volume to be exactly 1 oz.
590457
Sorry, don't know the answer, just normal sized cube. I found the concept unique but mine developed a crack in the inner core and was no longer useable.
590458
One tray is 20 oz. and there are 14 cubes. Each cube is around 3/4 of an oz. Hope this helps
63138
They are smaller than the average ice cube. each cube is about one inch diameter and just over an inch deep. the tray's design makes it really hard to push out the ice cubes. I usually run them under water for a half minute to loosen them. cute trays, but a bit of a hassle.
742242
It depends. They sell various sizes starting with 45 plastic covered cubes ("2 X "2 in size) and all the way to much higher as much as a pound of weight. However, best to stick to the 45 Ice cubes (2X2) package to first try it out. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the idea of using these for a party or for a hot Summer "cooling off in my cooler" without a jug size bunch of water floating around. They last 8 hrs. In time they do start to wear out but so do we, therefore they are still an excellent buy!! In Chicago's blistering summer this year I used mine over and over and over. Some got a little flopy but nothing is better than a cooler filled with plastic ice cubes that don't leave a mess in the cooler when all is done!
1729557
The ice cubes are about1 inch square. The nice thing is that they freeze in 2 hours.
110676
I would assume each one is about at least 2 oz ,,or a little more ,,but not by much. It is about the size of an ice cube ,but a different shape. Hope that helps?
293778
I use it for baby food and it works very well. The silicon lid helps to smooth and even out the cubes. Plus you stack them and put them in the freezer at any angle and not worry about loosing anything. It takes about 3 cubes to make 2 oz. I hope this helps.
188075
If you only fill to the top of each cube (so they don't connect) you can fit 8-9oz. If you fill the tray to the top (so each cube is joined) then you can fit a full 12oz of liquid.
1901243
I have rectangular ones, but the photo of this square set seems to show "1200ml" and "2600ml" as the volumes of the two larger sizes. According to Google, that's about 40 oz. and 88 oz.I've noticed that Kinetic sells many different sizes -- the rectangular ones I bought at Amazon had the same lid sizes, but different depth glass bottoms, than a similar Kinetic set at a local bricks-n-mortar store.
351231
It holds about 18 ounces. The opening is large enough to put in icecubes,too.
188074
The description says, "...each compartment is a one-ounce cube." However, several reviewers stated that each compartment actually only holds .5 oz.
1977709
Just so you know, I adore this machine! OK, your question. Just ice cubes. The trick is you fill the ice cube tray and wait 20min. to make the drinks. Perfect consistancy every time!!
804958
Each "diamond" cube is 1" wide X 1" deep X .75" tall. The cubes are pretty small, about 1/2 the size of a standard tray cube. I made ice cubes for a party - the cubes looked comparable in size to large crushed ice, couldn't tell cubes were diamond shaped due to the frosted nature of ice. The diamond shape should be apparent with solid, opaque wax.
785811
I measured it with water and it's 3 oz. to the very top of the snowflake, which you don't want to probably fill them that much, but each snowflake would hold 3 liquid oz.
1381653
HelloNot sure how many oz each cube contains. I just flew back home myself and had to be vigilant with the bottle of liquid skin lotion I packed in my carry-on. So I appreciate what you are asking. The Cool Coolers came in a package of 4, and I can definitely say that each individual pack has more than 32oz of liquid (I can't say for sure how much, but...). Sorry that I cannot be more precise than that.
738604
Hi I never measured , I just fill the molds about 1/2 inch below the rim. I estimate 3-4 ounces, bit its only a guess.
2133462
Yes, they are tiny cubes. I, personally did not like this product for making ice-cubes, as they didn't want to come out, so would not advise buying for making ice. Not sure if clay will work, though? Sounds like a fun project you have in mind.
1381654
Interesting question. I just pulled one out of my freezer to look at. I'm not sure, but it looks like about 3oz to me. Really hard to tell. They are fairly thin, which I like since they fit in the kids lunch boxes easily and don't add bulk. And if the liquid expands, as ice does, it may look like less liquid when thawed. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. There wasn't anything on the packages or packs themselves to say how much was in there.