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12 December 2008, 10:19 PM
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Ice
How do you make ice cubes for drinks which is perfectly CLEAR like on the Baileys adverts, I have found it impossible to make CLEAR ice.
My ice is dull and filled with tiny bubbles.
I have tried, bottled water to no avail.
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My ice is dull and filled with tiny bubbles.
I have tried, bottled water to no avail.
Thanks
12 December 2008, 10:22 PM
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12 December 2008, 10:23 PM
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You need to ring up your water supplier and ask them to connect you to the clear ice grid where special water is piped to you usually on the first Thursday of the month.
Its a bit of a pain being expected to make all your ice cubes on that day, or at least get the water stored to make them, but well worth it in the end as I'm sure you can appreciate.
Its a bit of a pain being expected to make all your ice cubes on that day, or at least get the water stored to make them, but well worth it in the end as I'm sure you can appreciate.
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You need to ring up your water supplier and ask them to connect you to the clear ice grid where special water is piped to you usually on the first Thursday of the month.
Its a bit of a pain being expected to make all your ice cubes on that day, or at least get the water stored to make them, but well worth it in the end as I'm sure you can appreciate.
Its a bit of a pain being expected to make all your ice cubes on that day, or at least get the water stored to make them, but well worth it in the end as I'm sure you can appreciate.
12 December 2008, 10:26 PM
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Boiling water removes air, to make sure though they need to be frozen slowly to allow remaining air to expel during freezing. I recall seeing a program about arctic ice and the said that translucent ice has formed slowly whereas opaque white is a sign of a rapid freeze.
12 December 2008, 10:27 PM
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Spoon, can I ring them now?
Boil water to make ice
I am stupider than I fort. 
Boil water to make ice
I am stupider than I fort.
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Right.
Ive found crystal clear ice cylinders, a shape like Duracell "D" batteries, I want them, how do I get them ?
Why Eskimo Ice - the ice specialists London
Ive found crystal clear ice cylinders, a shape like Duracell "D" batteries, I want them, how do I get them ?
Why Eskimo Ice - the ice specialists London
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You come from the Pool and you're asking us? 
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