Why Clear Ice is Better Than White Ice
Have you ever wondered why the ice cubes in bars and restaurants are clearer than the ones you make at home? It is because they use a clear ice maker instead of conventional ice makers or ice trays. Unlike clear ice-making machines, regular ice trays freeze water from all sides. When this occurs, a “cloud” of dissolved minerals, air bubbles and other impurities gets trapped in the center, giving you cloudy or white ice. Clear Ice vs. White Ice A crystal clear ice cube maker gives you perfect-looking ice cubes that you can add to any drink. Here is a look at why clear ice is better than cloudy ice that you get from home freezers. · Pure Water : Cloudy ice cubes hold a large quantity of extra oxygen when water freezes around air bubbles. When a soda or carbonated drink hits the ice, a reaction of the gases in the soda results in an explosion of additional fizz. When you add a soda drink to ice, have you noticed that your glass is less than half full once the fizz dies d...