Does the 1L bottle include a cap to store the made soda, or does it have to be consumed at the time you carbonate it? =)
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There is an airtight cap so the soda remains as in a siphon and retains the gas. However it is best to consume it with 24 hours.
1858989
It's not supposed to seal. The top of the keg has notches in it to allow it to breathe during the fermentation process. This is why it must be carbonated in the bottles �
1246184
These are only the caps that allow you to use any soda or water bottle with standard cap size to carbonate beverages. You will still need one of the other Fizz Giz products to actually get the CO2 into the bottle though. He sells a few different products to accomplish that. Some need a regulator and some don't. He sells them on Amazon as well as his own website.
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One cylinder per bottle. Bottle of soda will last at least a week. I bought a box of 100 co2 cylinders and shared them with my kids. The cost was around $50. Look around for good deal! I love this because you can store it away and not take up a lot of room.
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.
131214
Yes it comes with the cap and I store mine sideways in a drawer and it has never leaked
2066933
No! The top of the bottle has notches to lock. You can make it in the bottle that comes with it, then pour it into the soda stream bottle.
1499502
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
2017671
One has to screw the bottle on, but this has never been a problem for us. I guess one could over pump more easily when one screws the bottle in place whereas a snap on bottle would let go earlier as a safety factor. I would also recommend using extracts rather than the rather insipid flavorings the Soda Stream comes with and I do not care for any of the soda pops.
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This will hold CO2 and will be a very useful part of your system but it depends on how much soda you are looking to carbonate and how often. If you carbonate a lot, then this would be a good fit. If smaller amounts are to be made you may choose a smaller unit, although the larger the container the less often you will have to fill up. Hope this helps. :-)
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I put a Ziplock plastic container in it -- keeps the soda out of the melting ice. Can use the container to refill it from the machines at hotels. Ice lasts all day in or out of car. Best cooler I've ever had!
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The cap is removable. The bottle comes in 3 pieces. The bottle, cap , and the screw on top
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No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened it to use it. I hope this works. No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened... » Read More No it is loaded from the top. The bottom has a little compartment for storage I put some disposable cups in. For the Water you have to take the cap completely off and then put it in. It sounds scarry like water will spill everywhere when you flip it, but it's just like pouring milk in a bowl only you continue to flip it all the way upside down and it sits on a piece on the inside. I am a horrible clutz and I've never spilled any water. The only time water was when I didn't realize the bottle itself had a hold at the bottom so the bottle itself leaked all over my floor before I ever opened it to use it. I hope this works. « Show Less
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They sit inside and don't attach..fits well in the bottle. I keep it separate since I use bottled water. The cap is two pieces and it is tight fitting
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I've had this bottle since my 1st child and I did use their single miPump. I have used the bottle for long term storage in the freezer with the included cap. It can be done and you can feed straight from the bottle after storage use.
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This goes on a typical soda bottle. In order to add carbonation (CO2) you need the following: A tank filled with CO2. This is usually easily purchased locally from an industrial gas provider. For personal use a very small bottle is usually fine.. in the 5-10 pound range. A regulator that fits on the tank and takes the pressure down to 30-50psi. This is available online. This is also typically available at many of the above gas providers. A hose to go from the regulator with a connector that connects to this cap. This is typical hose used for soda fountains around the world. Also available online. The tank, regulator, and hose assembly is a very common set-up for soda fountains as well as home beer systems.
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As far as I know only the Penguin and Crystal models use glass bottles. The rest use plastic. Some people carbonate in the plastic bottle then transfer the soda to the glass carafes. SodaStream 21-Ounce Glass CarafeCarbonate your drinks in the PET bottles (BPA-free) that came with your soda maker, then transfer your carbonated drink to this elegantly crafted glass carafe for serving and storage.