I bought metal ice cubes.
After trying them I threw them away.
Probably I should have returned them for a refund.
The reason is taht they are very ehavy, and when used
with a glass or a cermic mug, or any glass container,
I find that it is very easy for those ice cubes to hit the bottom
of teh glass hard and chip away a piece of glass,
withouth one notiving it,
and oen would them porceed to drink and to give your baby,
a chip of glass that could damage your body as it goes though you
swallow, etc.
They are heavy enough and its surface is hard enough that one has to
tilt a glass and slide them on the side for them to reach to tyeh bottom.
If you just dropped in it would certainly berak the galss.
They could be used into plastic container, but once those things are at home,
they are an accident waitng to happne,
and it would be a silend accident, becuase swallong a small chip od glass is something
that would be veryu difficult to figure out.
So at home could get sic, and even doctors would ahve a hard time figuring it out,
because glass does not come up of x rays clearly and small chip is too small. Â
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The chemical content, like heavy metals, possible but iunlkkely,
but to me it is a distracting thought, because I think the
chiping of glass is more of a problme.
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I connected to this page becasue I wans looking in the wbe to see if someone had
consider this aspects, but these cubes seem to be new, and a lot fo people are just talkong about getitng them.
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