❓ When to Worry
Gray ice is almost always harmless—but contact a technician if you notice:
Slimy texture or foul odor → possible mold or bacterial growth
Persistent discoloration after cleaning → internal ice maker malfunction
Metallic taste → potential plumbing or filter issue
✅ The Bottom Line
Gray ice isn’t a sign of danger—it’s a sign your fridge needs a little TLC.
With 15 minutes of cleaning and a fresh water filter, you’ll be back to serving clear, clean, refreshing ice in no time.
“Clear ice starts with a clean system—and a little care goes a long way.”
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