Silicone Soft Bottom Ice Block Mold - Brilliant Promos - Be Brilliant!

September 20,2024

This is a silicone soft-bottom ice mold. Made of PP and TPR. Food-grade materials are environmentally friendly and healthy. The box has a raised design to prevent overflow when adding liquid. Silicone soft bottom, easy to remove with just one click of ice. Welcome to customize the logo.

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