Can I make clear ice with this machine? null

I’ve tried so many times, Filtered, alkaline, boiled, cold. Only thing nearly close But still cloudy, was Dasani water.

Have you tried distilled water? It's the only water we use and have crystal clear ice cubes all the time.

The cloudiness comes from air in the water. Distilled water (which someone recommended) is water that has been boiled and re-condensed. The boiling eliminates the air, which is why distilled water comes out clear. If you don't want to go to the trouble or possible expense of buying distilled water, boil any water (tap, bottled, etc.), allow it to cool (possibly in a refrigerator), then use that for the ice maker.

I am able to get clear ice cubes by using distilled water.

maybe if you set it on a vibrating surface. Don't know.

You need a slow still and very cold air temp for clear freeze

Distilled water makes clear ice.

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I’ve tried so many times, Filtered, alkaline, boiled, cold. Only thing nearly close But still cloudy, was Dasani water.
Answered by Bryancito 5 years ago
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Have you tried distilled water? It's the only water we use and have crystal clear ice cubes all the time.
Answered by IceQueen 5 years ago
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The cloudiness comes from air in the water. Distilled water (which someone recommended) is water that has been boiled and re-condensed. The boiling eliminates the air, which is why distilled water comes out clear. If you don't want to go to the trouble or possible expense of buying distilled water, boil any water (tap, bottled, etc.), allow it to cool (possibly in a refrigerator), then use that for the ice maker.
Answered by luislast 4 years ago
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I am able to get clear ice cubes by using distilled water.
Answered by Chanda 4 years ago
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maybe if you set it on a vibrating surface. Don't know.
Answered by Noslojam 5 years ago
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You need a slow still and very cold air temp for clear freeze
Answered by Anonymous 5 years ago
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Distilled water makes clear ice.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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