Clear As Glass Ice Cubes?
Boil the water first? I must have done something wrong :@
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I wonder what happens if you fill a pitcher with water and set it in the refrigerator for a day or so to let any air dissipate before freezing.
I wonder if the boiling theory is saying that the hot water will freeze faster than the cold water which somehow contributes to clear ice?
Just thinking now, this sounds like a perfect science fair experiment for a kid. Do different waters make different opacity ice cubes?
As far as soft water, I have it in my house and would never be without. But I definitely don't like the taste nor the idea of the added salt. So I ran a separate line for the cold water from before the softener to the kitchen faucet which also feeds the ice maker. It was probably $50 in pipe and a few hours time.
I wonder if the boiling theory is saying that the hot water will freeze faster than the cold water which somehow contributes to clear ice?
Just thinking now, this sounds like a perfect science fair experiment for a kid. Do different waters make different opacity ice cubes?
As far as soft water, I have it in my house and would never be without. But I definitely don't like the taste nor the idea of the added salt. So I ran a separate line for the cold water from before the softener to the kitchen faucet which also feeds the ice maker. It was probably $50 in pipe and a few hours time.
