If you use ice cube trays, please answer this......do you use tap or filtered water for ice?

Question

if you have automatic ice makers, it's probably filtered water, right? thanks

Answer 1

You can use either, of course. What makes me laugh is when people buy mineral water and put tap water ice cubes in it.

Answer 2

Ice Trays - I just use tap water.

Automatic Ice Makers - The water is supplied from the tap (household plumbing) but there's usually a filter attachment that is in-line to the ice maker.

Answer 3

Yes for a ice Maker you should use filtered water but it does not really matter

Answer 4

Filtered

Answer 5

Whenever I did use ice cube trays, I used tap water.

Answer 6

If your tap water tastes good the nuse tap, if you don't like the taste of it though, then use filtered. You can tuck some lemon slices into each cube before you add water and then you have lemon water cubes

Answer 7

you should go with filtered water for trays, because the tap water has some bacteria that can multiply with a low temperature. Cold ambient provide a perfect endowment for bacteria cultivation

Answer 8

I use ice cube trays, and I use filtered water.

Answer 9

No, if there's an ice maker that comes with your fridge it automatically uses running, tap water.
The most disgusting ice comes out of the automatic maker at my house.
It's so disgusting, I make my own ice using ice trays with drinking water.

Bottom line, make your own ice...you'll know what's in it.
You can even make flavored ice with fruit juice....

Answer 10

I use filtered , and not all auto makers are filtered .However you can put an In-Line filter in any brand.