If you have a 1l bottle, do you need to do 1l of water or can you do less?
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You need to use between 800 mL and 1 L. The black plastic stem that injects the CO2 needs to be submerged.
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It's best to fill the bottle to the lower line and no higher than the highest line. If you attempt to carbonize a bottle with less water, you'll be wasting a large amount of CO2 to fill the extra space and I've noticed that it doesn't carbonize the water as well either. Contrary to what overs have said, the nozzle does not need to be in the water in order to carbonize, as the pressure is what causes the CO2 to dissolve in the water. However, the larger the air pocket is, the more CO2 it takes to increase the pressure inside the bottle. All of the CO2 that does not dissolve (the air pocket) is wasted. It's best to fill the bottle to the lower line and no higher than the highest line. If you attempt to carbonize a bottle with less water, you'll be wasting a large amount of CO2 to fill the extra space and I've noticed that it doesn't carbonize the water as well either. Contrary to what overs have said, the nozzle does not need to be in the water in order to carbonize, as the pressure is what causes the CO2 to dissolve in the water. However, the larger the air pocket is, the more CO2 it takes to increase the pressure inside the bottle. All of the CO2 that does not dissolve (the air pocket)... » Read More It's best to fill the bottle to the lower line and no higher than the highest line. If you attempt to carbonize a bottle with less water, you'll be wasting a large amount of CO2 to fill the extra space and I've noticed that it doesn't carbonize the water as well either. Contrary to what overs have said, the nozzle does not need to be in the water in order to carbonize, as the pressure is what causes the CO2 to dissolve in the water. However, the larger the air pocket is, the more CO2 it takes to increase the pressure inside the bottle. All of the CO2 that does not dissolve (the air pocket) is wasted. « Show Less
1065892
You need to use the bottle that came with the Primo and you do need to fill it all the way up
1065893
Good question. I would think the nozzle needs to be in water. I purchased a smaller bottle for times that I want a smaller amount.
1065894
The CO2 charges the water from the plastic "spoke" at the top of the bottle. So the water level needs to be at or above that level. The actual amount of water in the bottle is .85 liter minimum and 1 liter max.
1029223
Yes it is safe, rule usually is 1 pound per gallon of water. So, you need 1lbs.
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.
748353
We use them in the 1 liter bottle. I agree that you may have too much pressure with the smaller bottles
1513162
Whatever you want it to be. I mix 1 oz with 4 oz water, but you can mix it with anything in any amount.
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No but I have found that if you use a larger amount of water, it's easier. Small sips don't work.
82801
Since "fat" 750mL bottles are a "tight" fit; i would speculate 1L bottles would not be accomadated.
1126481
Just one gallon at a time. If u are using tap water, be sure to scrub out after every use. I catch rain water and use it to distill. It tastes better and isn't hard to clean after a use. I hope this was help full. Good luck :-)
125269
I only use 15 drops in 16 oz. of water one time a day as a maintenance dose. I have never paid too much attention to how long the bottle lasts, I guess a couple of months at that dosage.
875842
If you have a regular vehicle one 4 Oz bottle is sufficient. I have a diesel and they recommend 2 for that.
356011
YES. 1-2 ounces per gallon of water. This stuff is highly concentrated. So, you actually need to buy an empty gallon bottle and a spray bottle to use this solution.
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Just buy a 1 gallon bottle of distilled water. Use whatever is left for refilling or when you clean the system completely.
9267
No, but you can just transfer the reagent into the smaller bottle. That's what I did...
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2 liters or 1.5 liters. It's not rocket science. The instructions call for "up to 20%" of the total volume. You could start with 1 liter to be safe.
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this depends how old is your baby. if your baby is between 0~6 month ,only 0ne bottle you need.
647152
You can pour as much or as little as you want. Just give it a quick rinse between pourings
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NO, 1L bottle fit tight but you may put 2 bottles one of each side I done it easy.