Can I use this with my sodastream?
1566754
Absolutely not I bought this hoping I could but when it arrived the threads do not match up
1566755
I believe it only works with paintball tanks. I've seen a sodastream adapter and it looks to have a slightly different thread size.
1566756
No Sodastream uses a proprietary threading, you would save money by not investing in the Sodastream hardware and make your own carbonation gear using off the shelf parts you can easily find on Amazon.
1893849
I wouldn't be able to say for sure. But if you plan on using them for a Soda Stream, which is what I bought them for, don't even bother. I purchased two of these and they both had some type of chemical/oil residue inside of them.
44134
I have no experience with soda stream, but it looks like you can not from what I read on "8 answered questions"next to "53 reviews" on (10) ISI cartridge page.
648838
I'm unsure of the SODASTREAM; however, if you're familiar with the paintball canisters this adapter is a little too large.
1143531
I use sodas stream syrups as they work the same. Or you could even use juice just requires more carbonation.
425379
I swapped out the batteries and it has worked fine. I love the sodastream product. I use it for "club soda" and it is great. Check batteries before you give up on it.
1650970
I mix soda water and about 3/4 to one oz. of syrup, mix lightly and then add ice. add a squirt of cherry, or lime and cherry- good too. Do not need a soda stream at all.
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.
325533
Yes, but they are very expensive and much bigger. Soda Stream is a big commitment.It's not cost efficient to throw them out and buy brand new ones.Frankly, i have a bunch of different soda makers and the best by far is the old fashioned bottle that you charge and shake --like from old time movies where they'd add a spritz to some hard liquor. They are like $35 but last forever and the chargers are just pennies per liter.
1048711
I am using this co2 bottle as a replacement for the 14.5 oz. tank that came with my SodaStream Source. Note: I am using the adaptor from SodaMod to use this bottle with my SodaStream Source, so if you already have an adaptor that will use a "paintball" type of co2 bottle, it should work.
1086063
I bought this as a gift for my daughter whose family likes it a lot. So I don't have first hand experience. You might try contacting the manufacturer. Or try a retail store which sells SodaStream.
353743
Yes, I use it all the time for sparkling water. I found this link very helpful in setting up a home system. http://www.popsci.com/diy/article/2012-06/how-make-your-own-home-carbonation-system. My advice is to get the regulator, cap, and carbonator online rather than from a home brew place. Also, I found that a local landscaping supply warehouse sells the CO2 tank for much less than the home brew stores. Good luck.
2066932
No. The Sodastream bottles are threaded and the Fizzini bottles have notches. I'm thinking the only other bottles that will work are the Primo soda station bottles sold on Amazon.
1992662
I don't think so. My soda stream bottle has a very wide mouth. This screws onto a standard 20 oz or 2 liter bottle mouth which is generally much smaller.
779350
I dont think this works with a soda stream. I got it to work with a co2 regulator. I made my own system. They do make one, just google "paintball tank soda stream adapter."
1844749
Absolutely! Advise getting 2 extra bottles and a extra paintball canister instead of the primo one its cheaper. Absolutely great product! Much better than soda stream.
1321004
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