Absolutely!! I was looking for a carbonated machine that will carbonate any drink, and you answered all and everything I needed to know!!! Just made the purchase, using your link!!😊 Thanks again!❤
Thanks for the honest reviews. This is the 1st time I've heard about the Drinkmate Omnifizz. I'm doing research before I buy one, and it seems like the best option. Although, the ninja looks and seems cooler because of all the button options, lol.
@rae1632 the ninja is a great machine if you are looking for on demand 6-12 Oz drinks. If you are looking for a bottle to take with you places the Omnifizz is the way to go.
I've been looking at the drinkmate for a while and your review has me sold on it. They seem to offer smaller bottles in the accessories part of their website UK at least. I live the idea of turning the Friday night wine into a sparkling wine! 🎉
I still use my soda stream Everyday And I still use the one that I first ever owned Which is the soda stream Jet And my favorite flavors are Doctor Pete Root beer Cola And cherry cola
I still use my carbonators every day as well. One thing I'd suggest is looking up sucralose and how it can affect your microbiome. I know those sodastream syrups are both sugar and sucralose. Thanks for watching
@@BrandonsFLUR No offense, but sucralose is the last thing you should be worried about. If you're drinking soda every day, sugar free is by far better for you than regular. Being overweight will be significantly worse for your health than the unproven microbiome affects of low calorie sweeteners
Good video! Maybe a future video idea would be to try and see if the drinkmate wasts less co2 compared to sodastream machine, like e-terra. Maybe see how many bottles of carbonated drinks you get out of the eterra vs the drinkmate. Or compare the co2 used up after making 15 bottles of water in each. At the moment with your experience of using these machines, do you think the DrinkMate wastes less CO2 compared to the e-terra or Art? Are you considering drinkmate's stainless steel bottle, a sodastream with glass bottle or the aftermarket stainless steel bottle that is compatible with sodastream as a future purchase?
Overall, the drinkmate likely uses the least amount of co2. The button is very sensitive when carbonating. Once you hear decompression it's wasting co2. I would say the ninja thirsti uses the most co2, followed by the eterra. Any that uses electronics likely waste the most. I have heard that glass bottles keep carbonated drinks best. I'm honestly not a fan of metal containers, I have a thing about metal with drinking and eating. A weird fact about me is that I use plastic utensils every time I eat unless I'm at a restaurant or a place that doesn't offer plastic ware.
I use a old soda stream and a Co2 tank adapter adding a refillable large tank with hose and makes hundreds of carbon drinks. 40$ to fill the tank and provides hundreds of 16oz drinks which I still have not ran out drink about two 16oz daily now for months.
@BrandonsFLUR Absolutely the way to go! Especially the benefits of carbonated water are many and its going to be part of your life definitely the best savings ever!
Thank you for taking the time to do this video because I was definitely torn!!! I will ABSOLUTELY use your link to buy!!😊
Absolutely, I hope this video solidified your decision in picking the right machine. 😁😁😁
Absolutely!! I was looking for a carbonated machine that will carbonate any drink, and you answered all and everything I needed to know!!! Just made the purchase, using your link!!😊 Thanks again!❤
Thanks for the honest reviews. This is the 1st time I've heard about the Drinkmate Omnifizz. I'm doing research before I buy one, and it seems like the best option. Although, the ninja looks and seems cooler because of all the button options, lol.
@rae1632 the ninja is a great machine if you are looking for on demand 6-12 Oz drinks. If you are looking for a bottle to take with you places the Omnifizz is the way to go.
I'm still using the "Revolution" electronic and it looks cool. Missed the never came out with "The Mix"
I've been looking at the drinkmate for a while and your review has me sold on it. They seem to offer smaller bottles in the accessories part of their website UK at least. I live the idea of turning the Friday night wine into a sparkling wine! 🎉
Glad this helped out. You'll love the drinkmate. I've made so many different drinks with it.
How many liters of water are you getting with a canister?
@@hammerjoe2008 about 55
I still use my soda stream Everyday And I still use the one that I first ever owned Which is the soda stream Jet And my favorite flavors are Doctor Pete Root beer Cola And cherry cola
I still use my carbonators every day as well. One thing I'd suggest is looking up sucralose and how it can affect your microbiome. I know those sodastream syrups are both sugar and sucralose. Thanks for watching
@@BrandonsFLUR No offense, but sucralose is the last thing you should be worried about. If you're drinking soda every day, sugar free is by far better for you than regular. Being overweight will be significantly worse for your health than the unproven microbiome affects of low calorie sweeteners
I'm here only because of a facebook comment you left. Brilliant marketing 👏
Thanks for watching. Glad the facebook comments actually work
Good video! Maybe a future video idea would be to try and see if the drinkmate wasts less co2 compared to sodastream machine, like e-terra. Maybe see how many bottles of carbonated drinks you get out of the eterra vs the drinkmate. Or compare the co2 used up after making 15 bottles of water in each.
At the moment with your experience of using these machines, do you think the DrinkMate wastes less CO2 compared to the e-terra or Art?
Are you considering drinkmate's stainless steel bottle, a sodastream with glass bottle or the aftermarket stainless steel bottle that is compatible with sodastream as a future purchase?
Overall, the drinkmate likely uses the least amount of co2. The button is very sensitive when carbonating. Once you hear decompression it's wasting co2. I would say the ninja thirsti uses the most co2, followed by the eterra. Any that uses electronics likely waste the most. I have heard that glass bottles keep carbonated drinks best. I'm honestly not a fan of metal containers, I have a thing about metal with drinking and eating. A weird fact about me is that I use plastic utensils every time I eat unless I'm at a restaurant or a place that doesn't offer plastic ware.
I use a old soda stream and a Co2 tank adapter adding a refillable large tank with hose and makes hundreds of carbon drinks. 40$ to fill the tank and provides hundreds of 16oz drinks which I still have not ran out drink about two 16oz daily now for months.
@quantumfx2677 I've been thinking about doing that. I have a gas company that sells beverage grade CO2
@BrandonsFLUR Absolutely the way to go! Especially the benefits of carbonated water are many and its going to be part of your life definitely the best savings ever!
Such a sick swerve at 7:03
Swerving in style. :D
Nice video but....who wants carbonated milk? Lol
I got a playlist of carbonating dairy. Fun Times.
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@@BrandonsFLUR lol I'll watch.
@@skaterlover1999 enjoy the laughs.