Popsicles Molds, Upgraded Popsicle Molds 6 Pieces Ice Pop Molds with Lid & Bin, Popsicle Molds for Kids, Ice Cream Mold Maker with Popsicle Sticks, BPA Free, Green, 9.2*3*4.7inch

I'm so glad I bought these popsicle molds! They are perfect for making homemade popsicles for my kids. The molds are made of BPA-free plastic, so I know they are safe for my kids to use. They are also easy to use and clean. Simply fill the molds with your favorite popsicle mixture, insert the sticks, and freeze. The popsicles pop out easily after they are frozen.I love that these molds come with a lid and a bin. The lid helps to keep the popsicles fresh, and the bin makes it easy to store the molds. I also like that the molds are stackable, which saves space in my freezer.Overall, I am very happy with these popsicle molds. They are a great value for the price and they make it easy to make delicious homemade popsicles for my kids.Here are some of the pros of the Xdoar popsicle molds:BPA-free plasticEasy to use and cleanComes with a lid and a binStackableMakes delicious homemade popsiclesI would definitely recommend these popsicle molds to anyone looking for a safe and easy way to make homemade popsicles.Here are some additional details about the Xdoar popsicle molds:The molds are made of food-grade polypropylene plastic.They are dishwasher safe.They measure 3.5 x 2.5 x 1.2 inches each.They come with 6 popsicle sticks.

The first time I put this thing through the dishwasher, it held up well. I was happy to try it out, and it was easy enough to use. However, after the first time I made popsicles, I left them in the freezer too long, so I put the entire thing in the sink to melt. It fell over--lightly, I might add--and the "sticks" all snapped and fell off. I was really sad that I hadn't even gotten a second use out of it before it broke.

Best "adult" popsicle maker. So much easier to remove.

Froze for 2 days to be sure they were solid, followed the directions for putting water in the base to release. Did not release. Put more warm water in, still no go. Put upside down on top of holder with warm cloth over, STILL no go. Finally, sticks came out of pop and I scooped the frozen pudding into a storage container and put back in freezer. Will try again with flavored water popsicles to see if that works. Not real hopeful, though.Edit - flavored water pops worked OK, but you really do have to wait a while with them soaking in warm water, so the pops are already starting to melt. I quickly stuck each one in a sandwich bag and put them back in the freezer. Another issue with this model is the handles. Now I have an empty mold and would love to make another kind of pop, but... no handles. We'll have to eat all the first ones before I can do a second kind.

Wonderful, exterior container makes it easier to transfer to freezer lis keeps them from getting frosty. Only problem is the sticks are thin and break easily.

Might be good for a large family with kids. I bought it to make sugar-free treats for my diabetic partner. Second time we used it, one of the sticks broke right off. It’s a clever design but not durable.

My son loves trying new popsicle flavors so he wa ted his own popsicle molds this year. This mold is better than expected! Durable, easy to use. You can be confident with this purchase.

Poor product. I would like to return. Broken sticks. Doesn't come out of mold easily.