Walmart has
SodaStream Fizzi Sparkling Water Maker Kit w/ 60L CO2 Cylinder (Various Colors) on sale for
$49.99.
Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available. Thanks Dealhunter30 and ephesians429 [
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Amazon also has
SodaStream Fizzi Sparkling Water Maker Kit w/ 60L CO2 Cylinder (
Black or
White) on sale for
$49.99.
Shipping is free.
Target also has
SodaStream Fizzi Sparkling Water Maker Kit w/ 60L CO2 Cylinder (Various Colors) on sale for
$49.99.
Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
Alternatively,
SodaStream.com has
SodaStream Fizzi Sparkling Water Maker Kit w/ 60L CO2 Cylinder (Various Colors) +
SodaStream Bottle Brush +
2-Count SodaStream Bottle Caps for
$50.97 when you follow the steps below.
Shipping is free.
Steps:
- Select the Fizzi Starter Pack option (priced at $49.99) in a color of your choice and add to cart
- Add SodaStream Bottle Brush to cart
- Add 2-Pack SodaStream Stainless Steel Bottle Caps to cart
- Proceed to checkout
- Apply $10 off $50+ discount code SPARKLE10 during checkout
- Total will be $50.97 + Free Shipping
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Dry ice sells for $2-3 a pound at grocery store. You need about 1.5lbs to fully fill the canister.
Wear gloves!
Make sure canister is empty by pressing release valve on top of the bottle with your finger. Take a wrench and unscrew the brass valve from canister, take note not to lose the black rubber washer. Throw 1.5lbs of dry ice into a blender to turn it into powder. Attached a funnel to canister with masking tape. Pour dry ice into canister, leave couple inches from top for valve. Screw in valve and tighten with wrench, don't over tighten it won't unscrew under pressure. Let the canister sit for 2-3 hours in warm temperature for ice to turn to co2. Enjoy your fizzy pop!
Steps:
Select the Fizzi Starter Pack [sodastream.com] option (priced at $49.99) in a color of your choice and add to cart
Add SodaStream Bottle Brush [sodastream.com] to cart
Add 2-Pack SodaStream Stainless Steel Bottle Caps [sodastream.com] to cart
Proceed to checkout
Add discount code SPARKLE10 during checkout
Total will be $50.97 + Free Shipping
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It looks like adding juice to the bubbled water works too!
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Edit: My bad - highlights don't include it but description mentions that it is included
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- Don't overfill the bottle beyond the line, or else have a towel in hand when the bottle overflows.
- Make sure to press the carbonation button down fully. My wife didn't press hard enough at first and complained there was no carbonation.
- I find 2-3 second spurts to work best. I usually need to press about 4 times to get it fizzy enough.
- When you hear a burst of pressure being released from the bottle after pressing the button (it's noticeably louder than the first couple bursts), you're pretty much maxed out so don't bother continuing to inject carbonation. I usually get there in about 4 three second presses (give or take 1). If your bottle has been in use for a while, might take an extra press.
I got the $70 deal with the extra couple small bottles and this is one of the best purchases I've ever made. Drinking non-flavored carbonated water for me has completely killed any desire to drink soda. OEM CO2 refills are very reasonably priced and easy to find (got mine at Staples), especially since it only costs about $16, which I just got last week and was my first refill after owning for a little over three months. If you're extremely frugal and hardcore, there are DIY tutorials on how you can rig this to work with a huge third party CO2 tank that'll last you over a year.
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Dry ice sells for $2-3 a pound at grocery store. You need about 1.5lbs to fully fill the canister.
Wear gloves!
Make sure canister is empty by pressing release valve on top of the bottle with your finger. Take a wrench and unscrew the brass valve from canister, take note not to lose the black rubber washer. Throw 1.5lbs of dry ice into a blender to turn it into powder. Attached a funnel to canister with masking tape. Pour dry ice into canister, leave couple inches from top for valve. Screw in valve and tighten with wrench, don't over tighten it won't unscrew under pressure. Let the canister sit for 2-3 hours in warm temperature for ice to turn to co2. Enjoy your fizzy pop!
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