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>If you time it right, 90% of the water freezes, and the water impurities pool at the bottom And even if you don't, worst case you end up with a cloudy end on
by dabluecaboose 3y ago
>If you time it right, 90% of the water freezes, and the water impurities pool at the bottom
And even if you don't, worst case you end up with a cloudy end on your clear ice that can be easily removed by rubbing it on an aluminum sheet pan
- eutectic 3y agoI'm not sure it will be so easy to get the ice out if you let it freeze solid.
- anamexis 3y agoWell luckily there’s an easy solution for that as well: letting it sit for awhile.
- dabluecaboose 3y agoAluminum is a fantastic heat conductor. You can slice ice using a non-sharpened aluminum flat, easily.
- leblancfg 3y agoOr just passing the cloudy bit under hot water. Melts like a charm.