Does it really keep the fizz?
1297325
Yes. Not forever, or not if you unseal it a bunch, but if you drink half, seal it, then finish the can, it will still be fizzy.
1297326
It keeps the fizz a lot longer than if you didn't use it. If the can is half full, it will probably still have fizz after a couple of days. I doubt there would be any fizz left after 3 or 4 days.
1297327
Yes. Because you are sealing it while the beverage is still fresh so no air is going into it to "flatten" it - it remains fresh. I can say I have gone back after 3-4 days and it was still good.
1060605
I let mine ferment no more than 4 days. I smell my jar every day and when it just starts to smell a little tiny bit sour, I strain it and start a new batch, that way I know the ferment happened and I'm confident I have the benefits in what I will be drinking, but even if it turns out a bit sour, I use mine in green smoothies the majority of the time. And the second ferment is always in the fridge for me, I never have fizz!
1027465
No. It has a smooth edge and the water does not stay inside. It works well for us.
1075923
It doesn't make an official buzz sound- more like the sound of the fizz "connecting" with the water. If it isnt making any noise then the carbonation tank might not be hooked up correctly.
6886
Yes but I think it has more to do with your water source than the humidifier. It did more when I used tap than with distilled.
1398136
NO. And it shouldn't. This works on sonic vibrations. You'll see slight ripples in the solution, but shouldn't see bubbles.
1071008
When pouring yes. However, if it is still filter water in the top reservoir then it's loose and might come off.
1776872
No it does not, which was a dissappointment at first. But, now it works well, because we can use as much water as we want for a shot.
1881636
Yes it does. The only down side is it holds less water than you would expect
1635811
No, it doesn't. But it stays on snug enough that when liquid is being poured out it doesn't come off.
1038398
I've carbonated all kinds of stuff with mine, no problem. Liquids with sugars tend to get really bubbly rather than fizzy, like when you open a Guiness beer. I've read that the sugars act as condensation points for the CO2, allowing it to come out of solution into large bubbles. You will get better results fizzing water and adding it to your drink. My favorite drink is 20% wine and 80% fizzy water.
1933128
This bottle us very large, about twice as large as the last soda container I used. I noticed it right off by the weight if the bottle when empty. But I haven't noticed it only fizzing only half the bottle. I do try to use it within 2 days as the fizz tends to weaken after sitting around more than that. If I have it laying around longer than 2 days, I actually push the nozzle to dump the water as I want to keep it fresh and clean as possible. I actually like the smaller container as not as heavy and doesn't take as much water. But it tajes the same charger whether either container. When I refill a new batch, I usually shake it like 20-30 times and use realky cold water which makes it fizz better. This bottle us very large, about twice as large as the last soda container I used. I noticed it right off by the weight if the bottle when empty. But I haven't noticed it only fizzing only half the bottle. I do try to use it within 2 days as the fizz tends to weaken after sitting around more than that. If I have it laying around longer than 2 days, I actually push the nozzle to dump the water as I want to keep it fresh and clean as possible. I actually like the smaller container as not as heavy and doesn't take as much water. But it tajes the same charger whether either container. When I... » Read More This bottle us very large, about twice as large as the last soda container I used. I noticed it right off by the weight if the bottle when empty. But I haven't noticed it only fizzing only half the bottle. I do try to use it within 2 days as the fizz tends to weaken after sitting around more than that. If I have it laying around longer than 2 days, I actually push the nozzle to dump the water as I want to keep it fresh and clean as possible. I actually like the smaller container as not as heavy and doesn't take as much water. But it tajes the same charger whether either container. When I refill a new batch, I usually shake it like 20-30 times and use realky cold water which makes it fizz better. « Show Less
922238
With citric acid it might cause some fizz but it will not by itself or with any other form of citrate. The fizz is caused by changing the bicarbonate into carbon dioxide through the addition of an acid. Think vinegar and baking soda.
2027761
Yes, it does. That is the beauty. It indicates that it keeps the beverage chillingly refreshing.
1212156
I have the raspberry flavored Calm. I love the taste. You are not suppose to drink it until the fizz goes away.I think they all fizz but the fizz doesn't last. It dissolves right away and then you drink it. The best taste ever.
54017
Hello, yes it certainly does. Have to be careful with it though as it squirts out quite a lot .
371637
It really depends on how often & how much you use. I use my Soda stream in spurts so mine lasts months, & I use quite a bit of fizz. If I remember correctly somewhere in all the stuff I got when I first was given my SS there was someplace where it mentioned recommended fizz amount. If you can find that you could probably mess with some numbers & get an approx estimate.