while it entails spending around $50 more apart from buying the sodastream itself, there are a quite a few diy hacks out there that does away with having to purchase the pricey cartridges.. here's one: ua-cam.com/video/9ahTAZ0MNM4/v-deo.html
You're not really getting it young buck (probably in more ways than one), and since you "don't care about waste" you can really save on rent and just go live at the dump... or maybe the pacific gyre is more the place for you!
Does this soda maker make carbonated soft drinks such as: Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Fanta, 7up, Sprite, Mirinda?
YOu don't have to buy C02 cartridges after the first one (or two if you rotate) You just recharge them for 1/2 price.
where can one recharge it?
1/2? We pay 3-4 dollars here
Leaks!
who sells a device that also fills up the bottle?
like the new bottles but this will not take 130L Co2 tanks
omg dat music... >_
Doesn't explain how it works...
What's the point of buying this? Having to constantly buy CO2 cartridges completely defeats the purpose of not having to constantly have to buy cans
Jay Bartgis reducing waste from the cans/bottles, saving money, being able to use filtered water.
Treena Macdonald I don't care about waste. And you don't save money if you have to buy co2
Its good for 6 liters. Thats quite a bit for sparkling water. Oh waiting its 60 liters
while it entails spending around $50 more apart from buying the sodastream itself, there are a quite a few diy hacks out there that does away with having to purchase the pricey cartridges.. here's one: ua-cam.com/video/9ahTAZ0MNM4/v-deo.html
You're not really getting it young buck (probably in more ways than one), and since you "don't care about waste" you can really save on rent and just go live at the dump... or maybe the pacific gyre is more the place for you!
this was a near useless how it works video.