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Green 56-Grids Double Layer Ice Cube Tray with Scoop and Bin Press-to-Release Ice Maker Mold for Chilling Beverages Soda Juice 2-Layer

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Management number 230996445 Release Date 2026/06/18 List Price $5.58 Model Number 230996445
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Maximize your freezer efficiency with the Light Green 56-grid Press-Type Ice Tray System. This double-layer kit is the ultimate solution for large batches of ice. The intuitive pressing plate on the lid ensures that all cubes are dislodged simultaneously into the collection box below. It's an essential tool for creating iced tea, smoothies, or keeping seafood fresh. Easy to clean and even easier to use, it simplifies your daily hydration. <br>Specifications <br>Color: Light Green <br>Material: ABS, PET, PP <br>Ice Cube Capacity: 56 Cubes (Double Layer) <br>Dimensions: 7.48 x 4.53 x 4.13 inches <br>Included Components: 2 x Ice Trays, 1 x Storage Bin, 1 x Lid, 1 x Scoop

  • Massive Ice Yield: Two 28-grid trays provide a total of 56 cubes for bulk storage.
  • Simple Operation: Just flip the trays and press to empty ice without cold hands.
  • Odor-Proof Storage: Secure lid seals the bin to keep ice tasting fresh and pure.
  • Heavy-Duty Build: Built with robust, food-grade plastic that withstands low temperatures.
  • Complete Kit: Includes everything needed: 2 trays, a large bin, a lid, and a serving scoop.
Material ABS
Piece count 1
Color Green
Size Set 2
Brand Puwuzcl

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