
Clean machine. Better ice routine.
A pre-measured tablet format that helps loosen mineral film, residue and odor-causing buildup across the water-path surfaces your quick wipe can miss.


A wipe-down can’t reach the whole water path.
Water circulates through reservoirs, lines, drains and freezing surfaces. A machine may look fine outside while film and residue continue to build where hands cannot easily reach.
Pick a zone. See why the cycle matters.
Different parts of the machine collect different types of maintenance residue.

What are you cleaning?
Select a machine zone.


Drop one. Run the cycle. Rinse it right.
The tablet removes guesswork from measuring, but the machine manual still defines the correct reservoir level, cycle setting and rinse process.
From countertop cubes to nugget ice.
The reference packaging positions the tablets for countertop and commercial-style machines. Always confirm cleaning-product compatibility and cycle directions for your exact model.
Useful for the small reservoirs and recirculating paths common in home units.
Follow the manufacturer cycle carefully because internal designs vary widely.
Confirm dosage and service instructions before use in business equipment.

Build a rhythm around your machine.
Choose the closest usage pattern for a starting reminder—then adjust to water hardness and your manufacturer guidance.

Your starting cadence
Select a usage pattern.

Finish the cycle before making usable ice.
Cleaning solution is not ice. Drain and rinse the machine exactly as directed, restart with fresh water, and discard the first produced ice as your machine or product instructions require.

Clear answers, cleaner routine.
How many tablets do I use per cleaning cycle?
The reference format is one pre-measured tablet per routine cleaning cycle. Always confirm dosage, reservoir level and cycle directions on the package and in your ice maker manual.
How often should I clean my ice maker?
The 12-count package is presented as an approximately one-year supply at about twice monthly. Your correct cadence can vary with water hardness, frequency of use, machine design and manufacturer guidance.
Which machines are compatible?
The reference packaging positions it for countertop and commercial-style ice makers. Because materials and cleaning programs vary, confirm compatibility for your exact model before use.
Do I still need to wipe removable parts?
Yes. A circulation cycle does not replace manual care of removable bins, scoops, screens, lids and accessible surfaces. Clean those parts as the manufacturer directs.
Can I mix it with liquid cleaner, bleach or vinegar?
No. Never mix cleaning products. Use one compatible product exactly as directed, then complete all drain and rinse steps.
When can I use the ice again?
Only after the cleaning cycle, required rinses and restart procedure are complete. Discard the first produced ice as required by the machine or package directions.