Can you put carbonated drinks (like monster) in the bottle?
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I never have but I wouldn't think that it'd be a problem. Just clean it immediately after with soap and water or else algae will form. But why would u wanna put Monster in it in the first place? Lol just drink it from the can
1777282
No, but I don't see why you couldn't as long as you don't freeze the soda there shouldn't be a problem.
439263
i have not done that but I would think you can. This are very sturdy, well-made bottles. I have bought others over the years and these are the best quality, better than some I paid a lot more for. I use them for things like vinegar, no problem.
2057598
No! In fact they will not keep anything that's carbonated sealed. Lost a full bottle of Club Soda and thougt that I had a defective Zyliss cap so tried again a few days later using a different one.....not! Bottom line, I tried them on large and small bottles of soda and none of them would hold over night, carbonation pressure popped eveyone open.Do not use on carbonated beverages!
1580572
We were able to put a gallon of arizona iced tea in it. Fits beer bottles, coke bottles. I think with a bottle of wine you'd have to lie it on its side. If you are looking to put the regular soda pop bottle in there, no problems.
235174
Yes. You'll need to clean the CO2 connection with hot water and a washcloth afterwards. I used it to carbonate a prototype sweetened wine and it worked fine. The presence of the sugar will cause the carbonated beverage to foam like crazy once you finally remove the bottle from the pressurization rig, so perhaps put the whole rig into the refrigerator for a day before hand to minimize the eruption. Re-seal the bottle promptly with the screw-on cap they provide.
1730782
Trying to figure this out too for a different glass bottle. There is a co-op near me (called Three Stone Hearth in Berkeley, CA) and they re-use the Grolsteiner bottles for kombucha and they have these plastic caps that they use to replace the original aluminum Grolsteiner bottle caps. Since kombucha gets pretty fizzy, I'm guessing they may be able to hold in the carbonation. I'll ask where they get them next time I'm there. You might just call someone there to find out.
2226000
I actually take two 16 oz soda bottles, fill them with water, and freeze them. On the hottest part of the day I open the back and drop them in the water. It works great.
1777285
You can but its not neccesary. This coozie will keep a drink cold for a long time.
1177622
My guess is that it wouldn't fit and you would need to use a funnel. The inner diameter of the neck is wider than a standard soda bottle but smaller (I think) than a Gatorade bottle.
661486
I don't believe it can be used with anything that is carbonated. It works best with milk and juice.
295403
No. Just put it in the freezer. When its frozen then put your drink in it and squish it around.
877153
Yes you could use this to refill the sodastream cylinders, you would require one additional part which can be located at CO2Doctor called the FillStationPro, http://www.co2doctor.com/fillstationproIIspec.htmThis cylinder has a siphon tube which dispenses liquid CO2. This cylinder would not be appropriate for the larger coke/pepsi machines.
1279536
I have not tried that so I really do not know but I do bottle kombucha that has a lot better fizzy life with the smaller bottles.
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.
27931
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
1806923
You can add any flavorant you like after the water is carbonated. If you put flavored liquid into the machine it will cause a huge exploding fizzy mess.