What's the difference between Fizzion and soda/seltzer water? Doesn't this just make carbonated water, like Sodastreams?
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I've not used soda/seltzer water on urine stains/smells. I do know that Fizzion doesn't "fizz" really, and that it is the only product I've ever used in some 30+ years of having cats that takes out the nasty scent from "accidents." I love it. I have three females who hate each other, and I don't know what I would do without Fizzion right now (maybe lose my mind?).
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I sorry to say that I have never used soda & seltzer, will have to try it out. I do know thst Fizzion worked for me with my 2 dogs urine problem. It's been 4 months since I used it and no discoloration or small. It is really great!
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No. Fizzion is an ion charged cleaner. It is for removing pet stains from carpet, walls, fabric, etc. You CANNOT drink it. And by the way it is AMAZING. If used correctly it not only removes any order if you shine a black light on cat urine stains they glow, but after you use Fizzion the glow is gone.
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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
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Hi Oscar -- Thanks for your inquiry. You can use any liquid you choose in the Soda Plus. It's fun to fizz up your favorite fruit juices and try different juice combinations -- and it's more economical. You can even make sparkling wines and re-carbonate beverages that have gone flat. Also, the Soda Plus is easy to use and uses any standard brand of CO2 cartridge so you're not limited by more expensive proprietary brands. We hope this information has been helpful. If you want to learn more, please feel free to contact us.Best regards,aaa kitchenstuff
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I'm not sure. I haven't used my sodastream in over a year, greatly preferring my alternative set up. If I remember, there are two different sizes of sodastream canisters, the 60L and the 130L. While I cannot verify this, many users state that they do not get the advertized number of liters from the sodastream canisters. It might depend on how much you prefer to carbonate your water. I got my sodastream as a Christmas present in 2013; it came with a filled 130L canister. Unfortunately, no store in Tucson could refill the 130L despite Staples saying they could. After seeing the ridiculously expensive usage costs I immediately looked around for a better solution and found one many times less expensive to use, much more versatile, and one that uses a much cheaper, non-proprietary local CO2 canister (&lt;$20 for 5lbs of CO2 and a one time charge for the exchangeable canister.) The gift sodastream was purchased at Costco and could use either of the two proprietary canisters. If I remember correctly, sending the 130L to sodastream for refilling would cost in the vicinity of $50 including postage, and would require ecologically extravagant and wasteful shipping methods, and buying a spare canister was expensive even when not filled with CO2. Because the sodastream canisters are proprietary local CO2 venders cannot fill them; sodstream purposefully put an incompatible valve on their products. One of my hopes when I got the sodastream was that I would reduce my carbon footprint. The 5lb has carbonated over 200 liters and is still going despite the fact that I tend to use a lot of CO2 when I carbonate. The materials are all found locally, thereby reducing considerably my carbon footprint and I find that it is fun to experiment with carbonating things other than water. As you may know, using the sodastream on anything other than water will cause problems (exploding containers) and that even with water the recommended carbonation is not enough for many users, including me. Hope this helps and good luck. . .
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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
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I wouldn't use Fizzion for this. I would use OxyClean instead. OxyClean works a little like Fizzion.
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I cannot explain it from a scientific point of view. People who have tried it have reported in the internet that they caused explosions or enormous messes.In my experience when one adds their syrup fast to highly carbonated water ( I like it very fizzy) it causes a big overflowing mess of at least 1/3 to 1/2 of the carbonated water in the bottle.People in the internet report experimenting a lot with this and eventually being able to do it. I am perfectly satisfied with many of their diet flavors and do not feel the urge to carbonate other liquids.
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Yes. They make a lot of different ones that can be bought online or at places like Target, bed bath and beyond and such that sell the equipment. Personally I prefer to just add some fresh fruit juice to my glass along with the carbonated water. Healthier and cheaper AND tastier
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my husband uses it in his water. 1 Tbsp per 32 oz. It tastes like alka-seltzer without the fizz.
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Because the density of water is different than of other liquids, including water with the solutions mixed in. The SodaStream is only able to handle the density of water.
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It is not carbonated. It is not a soda. It is the perfect drink for me. It quenches my thirst end it's tasty.
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Don't know. Got this for my husband. He carbonates just enough for one sitting at a time.... we reuse a 20 fl. oz. "disposable" soda bottle. The cartridge lasts for multiple bottles over a week or two, but not sure exactly how many he's filling. I'm sure in the Fizz Gig, one CO2 cartridge would carbonate as much as one CO2 cartridge in another brand soda maker. My husband loves it. He even carbonates orange and cranberry juice. Doesn't work as well on juice with pulp. It takes a little practice to get it right, or it won't seem to add much carbonation. Recommend watching the video on the maker's site. Don't know. Got this for my husband. He carbonates just enough for one sitting at a time.... we reuse a 20 fl. oz. "disposable" soda bottle. The cartridge lasts for multiple bottles over a week or two, but not sure exactly how many he's filling. I'm sure in the Fizz Gig, one CO2 cartridge would carbonate as much as one CO2 cartridge in another brand soda maker. My husband loves it. He even carbonates orange and cranberry juice. Doesn't work as well on juice with pulp. It takes a little practice to get it right, or it won't seem to add much carbonation. Recommend watching the video... » Read More Don't know. Got this for my husband. He carbonates just enough for one sitting at a time.... we reuse a 20 fl. oz. "disposable" soda bottle. The cartridge lasts for multiple bottles over a week or two, but not sure exactly how many he's filling. I'm sure in the Fizz Gig, one CO2 cartridge would carbonate as much as one CO2 cartridge in another brand soda maker. My husband loves it. He even carbonates orange and cranberry juice. Doesn't work as well on juice with pulp. It takes a little practice to get it right, or it won't seem to add much carbonation. Recommend watching the video on the maker's site. « Show Less
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See their model comparison website at: http://www.sodastreamusa.com/PopUps/Helpmechoose.html. From what I can see, the Jet, Genesis, Dynamo, Fizz, and Pure are the only ones that take both size bottles.
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Yes, you can add the Soda Stream flavors to the carbonated water. You can also carbonate wines and juices, which makes the SodaPlus superior to the other carbonation machines on the market.
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This comes with the 1.3 liter bottle which makes a lightly carbonated water from each cartridge. I plan to order the 1L bottle soon to have a stronger carbonation. think the smaller bottle is only available from the Soda Sparkle website, not Amazon.
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What do you mean it's only for baking? I've been missing it with sparkling water to make lemon flavored seltzer. Is there something wrong with drinking this?
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There differences between the twelve or so Sodastream models. Some involve how you carbonate more or less, indicators of carbonation, glass carafes, or just aesthetics. The Dynamo in particular is one of four models that take the larger 130L CO2 canisters: http://www.sodastreamusa.com/PopUps/Helpmechoose.html I'm really glad I bought the Dynamo, because we use the Sodastream WAY more than I predicted we would. As it is, we go through the 130L once every three months. It's more accessible, so we drink more carbonated water, tea, lemonade, energy drink, etc. The only downside has been that in our town, there's only Staples as a location we can exchange the bottles at. We don't have a Bed Bath & Beyond, and all the other physical locations like Best Buy Herbergers, K-Mart, etc. only offer the smaller bottles. And online at Sodastream.com, you can no longer exchange the 130L bottles. If you think you'll use it a lot, and you find a local source of 130L bottle exchanges, the Dynamo or one of the other models that take the larger bottles is worth it.