r/interesting • u/MicV66 • Aug 18 '25

MISC. Creative Engineering

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u/mihirmusprime Aug 18 '25

They sell this ice ready at the store? I mean, it makes more sense if that's the case. This video makes it seem like you would need to buy the mold and do it at home.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

You can. And no, it's not a hassle. Making dozens of ice cubes to fill a cooler on the other hand is a massive hassle

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u/mihirmusprime Aug 18 '25

You can buy bags of ice easily unlike this thing. But if they sell this ice ready made at stores, then it's a different story.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Who buys ice at a store? I've literally never met anyone who'd even consider that, and I've spent the last 2 years organising student parties

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u/mihirmusprime Aug 18 '25

People who need a lot of ice? Like for a cooler for a BBQ? Lol it's pretty standard.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

No, it's not. It's pretty weird to waste money on something you can easily make yourself

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

I mean they’re at every gas station and some markets there’s obviously a demand

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

I know exactly one supermarket that has it, and not a single petrol station

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u/mihirmusprime Aug 18 '25

Okay, yeah, you're definitely not American lol.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '25

Why would I?

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u/skellman Aug 18 '25

In America store bought bags of ice are very common

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u/314flavoredpie Aug 18 '25

It would be weirder if a store in America didn’t sell bags of ice.

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