Flexi Freeze Refreezable Ice Sheets 3 Pack

These are great! Love the idea, very clever and low mess you get sometimes with other ideas/products (ice melting/condensation, etc.). You could totally cut these to size and make smaller sections depending on your needs but I left mine the full size and the larger foil pans fit perfect over these ice trays. They have very little to no condensation onto a fabric table cloth. I did have one square that didn't freeze, but it's not leaking in any way so I didn't care too much. Great idea - I'll refer to friends for parties!

This product, a 3 pack, was purchased for use under buffet foods that needed to remain cool for the duration of the party we had inside our home. We put it on the table at 1:30 pm and at 5:30 it was still frozen! No condensation which was a surprise. We put each sheet onto a thin cloth and covered the ice packs with the tablecloth. They were perfectly flat and smooth and everything fit nicely. We showed to a few guests and i think each of them will make purchases. We have been entertaining in our home for 50 years and i wish i had discovered this years ago as we do many buffets. While it may defrost a little faster if used outside in our Florida heat, it would still be cold enough for food safety for the duration of an event. I may purchase more as there are various sizes available!! fit well and easily in freezer and i will store on a shelf until i need to use again. Very happy and i wish i had invented this product!

I found these so we wouldn't have to keep buying ice for the coolers every game or trip to the lake. I just keep them in the freezer and change them out for another frozen set the next day.It came with three large cooler size sheets so there were plenty in one pack for several days. Plus you can cut them apart for different sized coolers or lunch boxes.Perfect addition!

Update: 03/10/3024This product is manufactured at too high altitude for low altitude customers. Living at 460 feet above sea level, air is expanded in the cells is increases air pressure in the cells. This causes the water in the cells to expand through two layers of plastic which causes leaks. If you live at a higher altitude than I do, you probably will not experience this problem. But if you live much closer to sea level than I do, please do not purchase this product if you do, you will be plagued by leakage.These ice sheets are made of durable plastic and are easy to trim to size with sharp scissors, (Make sure to trim on a flat surface and to cut right down the middle of the separation). They froze quickly and can be used for many purposes.I trimmed one to use as a laptop cooler, and was amazed at how much better these ice sheets than pricey laptop cooling pads. I started off with an airflow temperature of 80 degrees. After one hour of heavy duty video game playing, my airflow temperature was 63 degrees. Only for cells had heated up, and those were below the exhaust port for the cooling fan.The ice sheets are large enough to be used for many applications, and I will highly recommend this product to all my friends.Update:After long periods of use the back side of the cells,(the flat side of the sheets), tend to develop pinprick leaks. I have learned that covering the back side of the ice sheets with Gorilla Tape will extend the life expectancy of these ice sheets much longer than leaving them as they are.Another tip would be to never let these ice sheets get hot. Air bubbles tend to form and that will cause water to force its way between the two layers of plastic when you put them back in the freezer.I have noticed a few complaints that these ice sheets do not stay cold long enough. That is probably because you do not have your freezer set low enough. Think -20. That would be what many people think as too cold for ice cream.

Such a simple idea, and well executed. All those other blue ice packs have their problems. My mom used to have tons of them, and a I never really liked them, they seemed too bulky, they didn't make good contact with the food to keep it cool, they sometimes leak and make a huge mess and why are they blue?Yes I know they are filled with some sort of compound that may be more dense than water so they keep food cooler for longer, but they come in these bricks that don't allow them to make good contact with the food, so it's a little counter intuitive.These freezer packs fit the bill quite well. The sheet has dozens of little "pockets" on them, each about the size of an ice cube. All they are filled with is water. No chemicals, just water. The plastic is fairly thick on one side, slightly thinner on the other side, but overall, fairly tough. If one pocket gets punctured, no problem, only that one pocket is affected, and only a single ice cube worth of water gets out.The sheets are flexible, and because the cubes are spread out, they make more contact with the food. The sheets themselves are quite large, but you can cut them, between the cubes, to any size you want. The seal is maintained as long as you cut between the cubes. I put a whole sheet into my large lunch cooler every day in the summer and there are still little chunks of ice in each of the cubes at the end of the day. They obviously work about as well as an equivalent number of ice cubes.Highly recommended for those looking for an alternative to those blocky blue things.

I'm glad I bought these sheets. I put one at the bottom of my cooler and one on the top and it does much better job keeping my food cool , than the brick-like heavy pieces, scattered randomly in the cooler. I travel every week to and from my weekend house, 2h each way, and the sheets are easier to manage and do better job cooling if you need them for that type of traveling.

We had an outdoor graduation party and of course the temps skyrocketed that weekend. I purchased these in hopes that it would keep the food cool. I like that you can cut to size. I put these on the bottom of a shallow basket, covered with a decorative towel and placed the food on top. They worked perfectly!