can your co2 tanks be used on my sodastream machine?
1566880
No but the are refilled the same way so go to the local paintball shop and have it filled
1566881
I don't think so. These have specific threads which look much larger than those on a soda stream canister. Doesn't seem cost effective even if they did work.
113164
The bottle itself is, but not sure if the brass valve assembly is or not. For transfering CO2 gas in paintball guns this is a non-issue. I do not believe it would be an issue for Soda Stream machines either, as the gas merely passes through the brass valve (and the Soda mod-style adapter that screws onto the bottle's valve), but am pretty sure that the parts per million is not life-threatening or harmful if it exists at all in the process of gas tranfer from bottle to drink...not sure if that is helpful or not, and independent research may be merited...but that is only my opinion, for what it is worth. The bottle itself is, but not sure if the brass valve assembly is or not. For transfering CO2 gas in paintball guns this is a non-issue. I do not believe it would be an issue for Soda Stream machines either, as the gas merely passes through the brass valve (and the Soda mod-style adapter that screws onto the bottle's valve), but am pretty sure that the parts per million is not life-threatening or harmful if it exists at all in the process of gas tranfer from bottle to drink...not sure if that is helpful or not, and independent research may be merited...but that is only my opinion, for what... » Read More The bottle itself is, but not sure if the brass valve assembly is or not. For transfering CO2 gas in paintball guns this is a non-issue. I do not believe it would be an issue for Soda Stream machines either, as the gas merely passes through the brass valve (and the Soda mod-style adapter that screws onto the bottle's valve), but am pretty sure that the parts per million is not life-threatening or harmful if it exists at all in the process of gas tranfer from bottle to drink...not sure if that is helpful or not, and independent research may be merited...but that is only my opinion, for what it is worth. « Show Less
982629
Probably not good for it - that CO2 wants to go somewhere. You could put a T-valve on the line to cut off the supply to the tank and redirect it to outside the tank. It functions just like a very low-power air bubbler.
1691486
You need a keg connector that fits the soda bottle, a hose to a regulator, a regulator that brings the tank pressure down from 65 bar to 3 bar an finally a CO2 tank as used by brewing beer, welding, fish tanks, growing, or any process that requires an extra bit of CO2. The regulator is 'special' in that it has to fit a CO2 tank. (Each gas has its special fitting, e.g. an oxigen tank has a pin index fitting to prevent accidental swapping of gasses)
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.
1016207
I am confused. The reason for buying the adapter is so that you can use paintball CO2 canisters which are way cheaper to fill. Your Soda Stream canister already fits in your Soda Stream machine.
1276317
I have not used anything other than the standard CO2. I don't see why not if the cartridge is the same size.
1709722
primo co2 will work. some flavorstation machines come with 2 nozzles for tank that will work with flavor stations and soda stream co2 bottles.
1418346
Yes, you can use the CO2 cartridge as pictured to purge the O2 from any headspace. But, the cartridge as pictured will not force carb your beer.
1764127
It is designed to use with a ball lock fitting and standard soda bottle. It will not work with SodaStream units. I use mine with a 10 lb CO2 tank and regulator with a line and ball lock fitting. It is a much more cost effective option than using the SodaStream unit and bottles.
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.
2235572
You can refill the tank anywhere that sells food grade CO2. You can do a Google search for places in your area that would be able to fill your tank. From our rough Google search we didn't see a lowes store that can do an exhange for you. If you so choose, you can also purchase a "exchange" priced full CO2 via our Primo store webiste ( http://store.primowater.com/Carbonators ). This will allow you to gain access to a $15 dollar discount. All you have to do: When you receive your new CO2, use the prepaid return label to ship back your empty CO2.
430259
Yes. I purchased it for use with my Sodastream. With heavy use, the 5 lbs of CO2 lasts ~8 months at a cost of $8 per fill.
2227759
I have no idea. I have asked Cuisinart why their canister is so expensive. They have never responded. I do know that you cannot use the ones from SodaStream because they are too tall!
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.
1081952
no, this tank if for CO2 only. You will have to buy a tank separately if you want to use compressed air.
27668
If you buy them from mastrad, you only get one use from 1 CO2 cartridge. Once you put the cartridge in and release the CO2 it's done for and you have to throw it away. The only place I could find the 8 gram was on mastrad.com. Do not use the 15g ones, they will ruin your soda maker.