iNeibo Silicone Popsicle Mold -Ice Pop Mould, Ice Lolly Molds with Lids, Food Grade, BPA Free - Flexible & Durable & Reusable & Easy Clean Popsicle Maker for Your Kids Craft Popsicle

Easy to use

These took a while to get to me, but arrived just as I was blending a watermelon so, perfect timing. As you can see from the photo, I stood them in a jug. It made them much easier to fill and to clean up any spills. I washed them by hand before using as recommended but was pleased to note there was no smell,vwhatsoever, even before that.I checked for leaks and only by tipping it completely upside down and shaking, did the lid start to come loose. I stacked them standing up in the freezer. The bottom part folds over for them to stand on. That slightly confused me as I thought the juice went right to the bottom, but, it all went well & exactly as it should.They're not exactly cheap compared to plastic ones but the quality is so much greater it is well worth the difference.

used these for Doggie ice cream. They seem good quality and are easy to use. The lid fits tight so keeps the fluid in whilst setting. The number and colours provided are good value for money and will proof versatile in use.

Great item. Easy to use and clean, and because they stay flexible, it's easy to 'break the seal' between the frozen lolly and the mould.I just poured liquid in and froze - the lollies came out solid dense ice which wasn't great, nothing like the Calypo's I was trying to mimic. After 2 minutes Googling I saw that alcohol lowers the freezing point and that you could add cornstarch to stop it freezing so solid. I didn't have corn starch so I used what I had, corn flour. I just use a little cornflour along with a dash of Disaronno (the only alcohol I had in the house!) and shake with whatever juice I'm using to mix. Now they come out nice and 'flaky', easy to just take apart gently with the teeth. Fantastic.

They seal well and are easy to push up when eating. There is also a recipe card that comes with it. The only downfall is that if you're making a yoghurt/fruit based product, the seeds can get stuck at the bottom so they need a bit of an aggressive wash to get to the bottom but using hot water and squeezing the sides clears it out. Would recommend to anyone who wants to make the change to a reusable product.

I thought these might be messy - I was wrong. Great silicone lolly makers

So they do make ice pops, we made some out of cordial, the ones we could prize out of the bars of the freezer were delicious. The ones we didn't manage to pull out from between the freezer bars are still there and have been for around 4 months now, I think they will probably still be there until I defrost the freezer. We froze some laying down and they leaked hence the propping them up in the bars.Once used you need to clean them before using them again, I didn't want to put them in the dishwasher as others suggested as my dishwasher seems to make everything made from silicone smell funny so they sat on my worktop for about 3 weeks having only had a rinse, I then soaked them for quite some time and tried to wash them with my scrubber and a cloth but by golly do you need to get down in there. You can use a knife with a cloth wrapped round but even with this I have to say I still haven't washed them all to this very day.So we used them once and probably wont again because when they are clean they are gong to the charity shop for some well organized clean family to enjoy.

These are a really good size, so easy to use and clean, really vibrant colours. I would definitely recommend avoiding making smoothies with any seeds in them (such as berries, etc) because they can be trickier to remove when cleaning. Great value for money, so glad I got them!