Abstract: An ice cube tray includes a base and a lid for covering an open top of the base. The open top provides access to compartments for making individual ice cubes. The lid includes ridges on its bottom surface that define holding areas. When the lid covers the open top, such that the holding areas are facing the compartments, and the tray is turned upside down, ice cubes are released from the compartments and fall into the holding areas on the lid. When the base is moved away from the lid, the ice cubes are each held in a respective holding area for grasping by a user. Any ice cubes remaining on the lid remain held in the holding areas. The base can then be placed back over the lid and the tray can be turned right-side up, which returns the remaining ice cubes to their original compartments.

Abstract: An ice cube tray includes a base and a lid for covering an open top of the base. The open top provides access to compartments for making individual ice cubes. The lid includes ridges on its bottom surface that define holding areas. When the lid covers the open top, such that the holding areas are facing the compartments, and the tray is turned upside down, ice cubes are released from the compartments and fall into the holding areas on the lid. When the base is moved away from the lid, the ice cubes are each held in a respective holding area for grasping by a user. Any ice cubes remaining on the lid remain held in the holding areas. The base can then be placed back over the lid and the tray can be turned right-side up, which returns the remaining ice cubes to their original compartments.

Abstract: A sideburn trimming guide comprising a flexible arcuate inwardly biased band element adapted to be placed over the top portion of the user's head, the free ends of the band element falling adjacent to the user's sideburns, first adjusting means for adjusting the length of the band element, a pair of guide means each movably secured to a free end of the band element and adapted to rest on the user's sideburns, second adjusting means for adjusting the position of the guide means on the band element, a pair of positioning elements fixedly secured to the band element and adapted to rest on the user's ears, and illuminating means adapted to illuminate the user's sideburns adjacent to the guide means.