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a bit of random hardwood timber eg. oak teak or mahogany wouldn't have enough 'give' to absorb the pressure of the enclosing ice (which could still crack the pan/bowl under the pressure) whereas a bit of pine would be better. a common sense thought that may be total BS but makes sense to me. I guess something like a hollow plastic or foam-filled stress ball (that floats half above and half below the water line) would do the same. best not give it to the kids to play with afterwards though. yeuch ![]()
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