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Oh, and before you throw out those ice trays — make sure you find out how else you could be using them around the house!

The Tovolo Perfect Cube Ice Trays come in nine bright colors, including fuschia, ice blue, and vivid violet. These fun BPA-free silicone trays produce 15 perfectly uniform one-inch ice cubes that can make your cocktail look like it was made by a professional mixologist. You can pop the ice cubes out easily. There is no twisting required: Simply push from behind with your finger. Each tray measures 7 x 4.5 x 1.5 inches.

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Below we’ve selected CR-rated models on sale during Labor Day weekend at retailers such as Amazon, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, and Target—though some of these vacuums may get deeper discounts during Black Friday. We’ll update this list with more models as other retailer deals roll out during the next week.

To ensure everything keeps operating smoothly, consider these tips for cleaning and maintaining your ice maker.

Ice does two things to your cocktail: cools it down and dilutes it. But don’t believe the myth that all dilution is a bad thing. Research has shown that a little bit of water actually opens up some spirits, by emphasizing some aromas and masking others. Correlatively, the shape and size of your ice impacts how quickly it melts and how much water gets into your cocktail. That’s why it matters whether you use big rocks, standard cubes, or crushed ice.

"These are the best Ice Cube trays that I have ever used. They fill easily enough and then are covered so that foreign things don’t end up in your ice and more importantly so that they can be stacked. However, my favorite feature is the ease at which all of the cubes just release from the ice tray … You can remove a few or all with a small twist of the tray ….no more banging or holding the tray under hot water," said one verified purchaser in November 2016.

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It’s a wonder, then, that a scrappy Internet-based collective like BROCKHAMPTON, with 13-members, no central geographic origin, and no family ties, has managed to come this far: resisting the flattening forces of the music industry and defying inefficiencies inherent in large-scale collaboration. In June, they emerged intact after kicking out rapper Ameer Vann for allegations of sexual and emotional abuse. But questions about the longevity of groups still linger. At what point does hip-hop dissolve completely into a set of one man bands, with everyone furiously trying to march to their own individual beat? At the end of the day, you alone only eat what you kill. Everyone else, unfortunately, is a liability.