Can you use the 130 liter co2 on all the soda stream modlels&gt;
406944
No, and the web page you want is: http://www.sodastreamusa.com/Carbonators-C21.aspx
1169198
No. This adapter is NOT for Sodastream. The SodaMod is made in China and contains lead. If you want a lead free Sodastream adapter you'll want the FreedomOne-PBI from CO2Doctor.
1764126
NO, you need to buy a CO2 tank with an adapter hose and then you can carbonate water through this carbonator, a CO2 tank of only 10 lbs will last you for about 2000 bottles of soda, and the refill costs about 5 to 10 dollars depending on where you go.
1764128
No but it works better. You also need a tank and regulator. Soda stream is an expensive toy. This cap is for real equipment.
1981819
I believe only Primo bottles work. These bottles are thick walled to withstand the pressure created by infusing the water with carbon dioxide gas. There is an adapter included for the CO2 tanks however.
432099
ditto what they said. actually tried it as soda stream unfortunately is more available locally than primo. but still like my primo better.
1016208
this adapter is for Paintball CO2 canisters, it will NOT work with a original SodaStream canister
1691486
You need a keg connector that fits the soda bottle, a hose to a regulator, a regulator that brings the tank pressure down from 65 bar to 3 bar an finally a CO2 tank as used by brewing beer, welding, fish tanks, growing, or any process that requires an extra bit of CO2. The regulator is 'special' in that it has to fit a CO2 tank. (Each gas has its special fitting, e.g. an oxigen tank has a pin index fitting to prevent accidental swapping of gasses)
1276317
I have not used anything other than the standard CO2. I don't see why not if the cartridge is the same size.
2252601
Yes, you can carbonate water with less than 1.2 liter in the bottle. I have not tried 2 cartridges. It might be dangerous pressing second cartridge into a pressurized bottle. Chilled liquid and some ice in the bottle seemed to help with more fizzle.
1825287
Peter E., I'm sorry but I've only had my Primo Flavorstation for a short period of time and have not used up a full cylinder of CO2. I am keeping track of the number of liters I get. I also have never used or know anyone who has used a Soda Stream. so I wouldn't have anything to compare to.Sincerely, Ronald
1143534
You can buy soda stream syrups that's what I do and they are great just make sure you read the instructions on the soda stream syrups.
1499501
Let me tell you what I did. I weighed the co2 bottle when I first got it. Then, after about four 1/2 liter sodas I reweighed it. I do three squirts of the co2 about 1 second each squirt. This results in a well carbonated drink. According to my calculations you should get somewhere between 65 and 69 1/2 liter sodas. I have had mine for about a couple of months and we use it regularly and when I checked it yesterday I have used a little more than half of the bottle. I hope this helps. Also, about getting it refilled at a hobby shop: be sure to ask if it is food grade co2. A lot of hobby shops add an oil to the co2 to help keep the paint guns lubricated Let me tell you what I did. I weighed the co2 bottle when I first got it. Then, after about four 1/2 liter sodas I reweighed it. I do three squirts of the co2 about 1 second each squirt. This results in a well carbonated drink. According to my calculations you should get somewhere between 65 and 69 1/2 liter sodas. I have had mine for about a couple of months and we use it regularly and when I checked it yesterday I have used a little more than half of the bottle. I hope this helps. Also, about getting it refilled at a hobby shop: be sure to ask if it is food grade co2. A lot of hobby shops... » Read More Let me tell you what I did. I weighed the co2 bottle when I first got it. Then, after about four 1/2 liter sodas I reweighed it. I do three squirts of the co2 about 1 second each squirt. This results in a well carbonated drink. According to my calculations you should get somewhere between 65 and 69 1/2 liter sodas. I have had mine for about a couple of months and we use it regularly and when I checked it yesterday I have used a little more than half of the bottle. I hope this helps. Also, about getting it refilled at a hobby shop: be sure to ask if it is food grade co2. A lot of hobby shops add an oil to the co2 to help keep the paint guns lubricated « Show Less
1086063
I bought this as a gift for my daughter whose family likes it a lot. So I don't have first hand experience. You might try contacting the manufacturer. Or try a retail store which sells SodaStream.
44134
I have no experience with soda stream, but it looks like you can not from what I read on "8 answered questions"next to "53 reviews" on (10) ISI cartridge page.
145721
They can be made to, if that is the little SodaSparkle 2-part carbonator. The tip is one I learned from someone else's review. These cartridges are a fraction too short for the SodaSparkle - but - all that reviewer did was glue a small pad into the inside, right where the cartridge meets the roof of the white (top) part of the carbonator. I just bought a box of these myself, and am going to follow his example. Hope this helps.
353743
Yes, I use it all the time for sparkling water. I found this link very helpful in setting up a home system. http://www.popsci.com/diy/article/2012-06/how-make-your-own-home-carbonation-system. My advice is to get the regulator, cap, and carbonator online rather than from a home brew place. Also, I found that a local landscaping supply warehouse sells the CO2 tank for much less than the home brew stores. Good luck.