Quirky Cube Tube
A crowd-developed approach to ice-making.
A Better Way To Make Ice
Courtesy Quirky
At long last, an ice cube tray that won’t spill water all over as you load it into the freezer. The Cube Tube, crowd-developed at the website Quirky, is a creative redesign of a static household product. Just fill the silicone sleeve with water, insert the divided spine, twist on the spill-proof cap, and slide it into the freezer. When it’s time to ice a drink, tap the sleeve, pull the spine, and watch the cubes slide right out. $20 for two trays
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