I don’t know if I’m just trying to cool down from this hot summer or what, but I am really intrigued by the ideas I found using ice trays and freezing different things for your everyday use. These are just a few of the Creative Ice Cube Hacks I found.
I love the relief aloe vera gives on my sunburns, but a frozen aloe vera cube sounds so soothing and exactly what a sunburn needs, a cooling of that hot skin.
I really enjoy smoothies, but they can be kind of a pain to make. All the veggies, fruit, ice, yogurt, milk, protein powder, etc. that needs to be pulled out and then put away. Uugh! This idea of freezing yogurt along with freezing my spinach and fruits and placing them all together in a bag would be so much easier. I could put a whole bunch of bags together at one time. Plus, yogurt and the produce expires over time and this would save them and reduce waste.
You can also freeze spinach for your smoothies.
These could be used for smoothies and to flavor water.
This idea sounds so fun!
I’ve heard of using ice to clean a disposal and also using citrus peels, but I love the idea of combining the two together.
Citrus Disposal Cleaner Ice Cubes
I’m a cheesecake fan and these look so good. The idea of opening the freezer and popping one of these in my mouth when I’m hungry for something sweet sounds amazing.
Cheesecake Bites by Grandmothers Kitchen
These cheesecake bites look yummy, too.
Blueberry Cheesecake Bites by Jo and Sue
How great are these to keep your puppies cool in the summer.
I have a hard time drinking a lot of water because there’s no taste, but this will solve my problem. Easy solution with benefits, too.
Beauty Boosting Ice Cubes by Hello Glow
I know about adding lemon oil to my water, but here’s an alternative.
Rose Petal Essential Oil Ice Cubes by Beauty Secrets For All
This is a great idea for when you are sick. Just throw one in a steamy shower and the vapors will help you breath while it’s melting.
Vick’s Vapor Rub Ice Cubes by The Whoot
Herbs don’t last long after they’re cut. Freezing them solves that. Perfect to throw in soups or pastas.
Fresh Herbs in Olive Oil by The Kitchn
I know I’m going to get busy with some of these ideas in the next few days. How about you? Do any of these ideas look like something you could use?
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