Sodastream syrups reg $4.99 sale $1.46 when you buy 3 Sears B&M

I like it I pour syrup in a glass and add the carbonated water. This gives me some flexibility as my kids wants different flavor

I am late on this deal. My store shows the flavors as in stock for pick up today. Do you think that is accurate?

After you buy 3 are they all the same price? Do you think the deal is still going on?

Quote from MOkoFOko : I've got 4 of the 1L bottles (came with the 2x Jet/Genesis I bought for 50% off), and they're heavy-duty. You're not supposed to wash them in the dish washer. I don't care what the stream site says--I plan on using those bottles for a very long time--I'd be shocked to see those things crack or fail. Most grocery stores are supposed to carry it--guess it's regional. But it can't hurt to call grocery stores in your area and find out!!

I had a bottle literally explode on me. Granted it was a little deformed from being near a hot stove but still. It felt and sounded like a bomb went off.

Quote from alexpais : Ever since reading about sodastream building illegally in Palestine with the help of Israeli military i find it hard to buy sodastream products.... /flame on

First of all it is not illegal, it is their country. Second, they only need the military because of the brainwashed retards who look to blow themselves up and hope to kill some children and babies in the process.

But we shall try not to turn this into a political discussion so I will say no more.

Worked yesterday in Troy, MI but not today in Roseville, MI...DEAD DEAL.

Do you think the price will still be cheap?

Quote from Buddyjesus : Worked yesterday in Troy, MI but not today in Roseville, MI...DEAD DEAL.

Dead? Ring up full price?

Quote from MOkoFOko : I think it depends a lot on the flavors you go with. Of the sodastream original flavors, I think the root beer and dr pete flavors are the best, and closest to the store taste. The countrytime flavors are just plain superb, and there's really no substitute at the store. I'm not a fan of their Cola flavor--though I haven't tried the more expensive cane-sugar version yet. You're telling me your kids would rather drink milk and water--and would let the sodastream system sit in a closet? That tells me you must be doing something very, very wrong. And why don't you get 1L bottles instead of 0.5L--it'll obviously cut down on the number of times you have to refill. And I've had good experiences refilling the 1L bottles--cannot speak for the 0.5L. If you're really having that much trouble, it's either a problem with the smaller capacity bottles, or you're not doing it right. I used to buy generic Soda's, and I can't count the number of times I got a bottle that was flat or semi-flat. Even if the sodastream syrup taste isn't quite as good as similar coke/pepsi products, it's still better than the generics--without a doubt. And as a kid, I happily drank the generic soda (which tasted like swill) when water was the other option--which is why I cannot understand why your kids would shun the sodastream concoctions. This may be another "back in my day" kind of argument, but kids are kids--they'll take whatever soda they can get.

Starter kit only came with one bottle. I balked when I saw the price of the replacement bottles.....decided to wait and see how much we actually used it before making more than the initial $100 investment (machine and 6-7 bottles of syrup....with 30% off at Kohl's).

I really wish they'd drink more milk.....and they're all over that with the Bosco, but they aren't real big milk drinkers. Youngest will take water 90% of the time...always have a couple of cases of bottled water (yeah, we like killing the earth, one bottle at a time )

Orange or grape soda seem to be the requests, or Sprite, Mist or root beer. At least those are all caffeine free.....those little rugrats are hyper enough as it is, don't need to give them another reason to bounce off the walls!

Wish juice was an option, but can't seem to get the wife to buy that....other than OJ, which disappears faster than anything else (which I would think would tell her something!).

I won't pretend that the drink pouches are any healthier than soda, but we always have plenty of those in the house and that is what they grab.....and just heard about the potential for mold. Pass that on to the wife and she'll never buy them again!

When they do drink soda, youngest seems to have a hard time even finishing a can. Oldest will usually just drink 1 can and be done.

Oh, and not big candy eaters either. Their Halloween candy easily lasts a year.....we usually end up throwing it away.

Not sure what is wrong with them!

Dead deal today in Jersey City, NJ

Dead in Austin Go********f**it

I wish I saw this thread earlier. Was at sears yesterday and by the looks of it, its dead now.

Quote from kevgret : I don't shake the soda after I pour the mix in. I hold the soda in two hands and roll the bottle sideways a few times to get the mix shaken around.. never had any problems opening it doing it this way.

That is the definition of "shaking". No matter how gently you adjust that bottle, it is going to bubble to some degree when you undo that cap for the first time--unless you really want to risk not getting a proper mix. In any case, I never have the bubbleover issue anymore--it's easy to control the fume release with the cap.

Quote from MOkoFOko : That is the definition of "shaking". No matter how gently you adjust that bottle, it is going to bubble to some degree when you undo that cap for the first time--unless you really want to risk not getting a proper mix. In any case, I never have the bubbleover issue anymore--it's easy to control the fume release with the cap.

There is a difference between shaking something and gently rolling it a few times.. you must be shaking it well beyond it's requirement. Again, I've never had any type of bubbling that you are having.. I would also suggest that you do not over fill the bottle past the dotted line.. that can contribute to the soda bubbling out..

Quote from syeb : I had a bottle literally explode on me. Granted it was a little deformed from being near a hot stove but still. It felt and sounded like a bomb went off.

If your bottle was deformed by extreme heat, not surprised it failed. Did the bottle shatter at all--ie did pieces break off and fly outwards?