Product review (5 stars): First Cubes in less than 8 min ... Uses Tap Water, Quick set-up, Easy to use, Scoop included, About the size of a bread maker
Okay, I'm calling these ice cubes, but they aren't really cubes. The ice is formed over rods & take the form of a cylinder with a round base & a center hole. A small cube measures about 1" x 1" x 1". The 'walls of the cylinder are about 1/4" thick. I haven't made the large size yet.

Very easy to use!
Be sure to clean it before first use.
To clean inside use water only, do not use any cleaning product.  I threw away the first 4 or 5 batches of ice too.  I figured I wasn't able to clean any of the tubing (if there is tubing) so decided that the first few batches of ice cleaned it for me.

Pour water to the MAX line which is a little hard to see so don't overfill it.  The ice maker holds a maximum of 80 oz water.  Tap water is fine.
Choose small or large ice, press start.

I chose small cubes the first time because I thought the process would be faster. It seemed to take forever to make the first group, but actually it was around 8 - 10 minutes. The first few groups of cubes were thin, but after a while everything must've gotten colder & the walls of the cubes were much thicker & the whole ice making process went a little faster.

The ice maker makes 9 cubes at a time.
It does not keep the ice cold. When the cubes melt, the water is used to make more.
It's recommended to empty old water & use fresh  every 24 hours to prevent bacteria, etc. The unit has a drain plug on the bottom.

The process isn't as quick as I thought it would be. It took about an hour to get enough cubes to turn hot tea into a glass of ice tea.  (Just remembered I threw a few of the first batches away so it might not have taken an hour if those weren't tossed)

When the ice basket gets full, the ice maker automatically stops making ice & the 'Ice Box Full Indicator'  lights up. Many times the ice box/basket isn't full, but the ice cubes need to be moved out of the way so another group can be pushed into the basket.

Control Panel Indicators:
Start/Standby
Large Cube Button
Small Cube Button
Water Low Indicator
Ice Box Full Indicator

The ice maker comes with a Scoop & User Manual.

It's simple to use & quick to set-up. About the size of a breadmaker, it measures approximately 9.5 " wide x 14" long x 13" high.

It's working great. Our family likes it.  I'll update my review if my opinion changes.

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