Can this be used with a small soda fountain machine?
877152
It has a siphon valve that means liquid co2 in the soda buy one with out a siphon valve
877153
Yes you could use this to refill the sodastream cylinders, you would require one additional part which can be located at CO2Doctor called the FillStationPro, http://www.co2doctor.com/fillstationproIIspec.htmThis cylinder has a siphon tube which dispenses liquid CO2. This cylinder would not be appropriate for the larger coke/pepsi machines.
877154
Yes, you can use this for a soda fountain machine but you might need additional parts to make this work depending on your system.
877155
It has a siphon valve that means liquid co2 will go in the soda buy one with out a siphon valve
877156
Yes you could use this to refill the sodastream cylinders, you would require one additional part which can be located at CO2Doctor called the FillStationPro, http://www.co2doctor.com/fillstationproIIspec.htm This cylinder has a siphon tube which dispenses liquid CO2. This cylinder would not be appropriate for the larger coke/pepsi machines.
132690
You can try it, but my guess is that it will jam up the pump pretty quick. I would suggest that you try it w/ the filter in there first to see how it goes.
1543665
I would contact the manufacturer about that specifically, but I don't see why not. We use it to empty our yard when it floods so it sits in inches of water and pumps it at a good speed.
537556
I don't see why not. I suppose if the soda gets shaken and the C02 builds up it could pop the lid. but the lid is quite strong.
203066
This works with soda.Thought you had to retro fit a sand blaster to use soda?
1566881
I don't think so. These have specific threads which look much larger than those on a soda stream canister. Doesn't seem cost effective even if they did work.
1291516
It would probably work. I use water from an RO filter to keep minerals out of the machine. I know many baristas disagree (minerals carry the flavor from grounds) but I don't like tap water taste or battling calcium deposits. Good luck.
1489444
Don't know for sure, but I would say no.It pretty much only fits soda cans, soup cans
1318234
Yes, it will work. Check the discharge requirements for your system. Pumps with 2" in and 2" out are available.
824789
It could, but this is such a tiny pump that it would only be good for a tabletop fountain. You would need to make sure that the plug would not be exposed to the elements.
1711659
Yes, although it doesn't move a whole lot of air on the pumping, you could pump tires up with it. It just might take a while though but it's really compact. I recommend getting the CO2 cartridge kits. They're really compact and much faster.
661486
I don't believe it can be used with anything that is carbonated. It works best with milk and juice.
1762167
A small one without a lot of gpm, yes. But you would need to figure out the waterfall attachment, you could probably purchase an off the shelf one to fit.
779349
It does not work with the sodastream. I bought it for that reason, but it wad just a waste of money.
2093072
Yes you can, the hose is very long so it can get messy with the small carboy but it works fine.
1004598
No. This will convert paintball tanks to CO2 regulators. Soda stream has a proprietary thread. There is however an adapter to go from sodastream to NPT.
2030738
No, I don't think so. Also, I've found the bags' handles slip off easily, so even if you managed to squeeze all that in there, they probably wouldn't hold up to the weight of a soda.Sorry-- didn't see others had responded first.