Latest reviews about Soda Club Soda Maker - Edition 1 Home Soda Maker

sugarx2 says "Makes great seltzer!" about Soda Club Soda Maker - Edition 1 Home Soda Maker

sugarx2 — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 08:21:05 GMT

I have only used it for seltzer water so far, it works well!

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doggod says "Vast idea, half vast implementation" about Soda Club Soda Maker - Edition 1 Home Soda Maker

doggod — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:44:24 GMT

For a long time in my life, I would muse while drinking soda pop, "Wouldn't it be great if I could just buy the syrup and bottle my own!" It seemed so logical, so natural, so eco-friendly, and it amazed me that I couldn't do it.

That was before I discovered SodaStream and learned that I could. Now, I no longer pay for people to put water in bottles and ship it to stores for me to buy it and then send the empty bottles to the landfill. Now, I have my own reusable bottles, and I make my own pop out of syrup I buy from the distributor, purified water I buy at vending machines in front of stores, and CO2 gas I buy from SodaStream. It's not only eco-friendly, it also costs me less than half of what I used to pay.

It started out smoothly enough, with me buying the package from SodaStream that includes two CO2 bottles, two or three one-liter beverage bottles, and the gizmo that you use for injecting the CO2 into a water-filled bottle. Next, I went to the local Pepsi distributor...

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Carly705 says "I am seltzer obsessed; this machine has improved my life." about Soda Club Soda Maker - Edition 1 Home Soda Maker

Carly705 — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 01:49:46 GMT

I don't drink soda, but as far as seltzer is concerned I'm obsessed. This machine is great. The CO2 cartridge lasts a looong time and I don't have to feel guilty recycling 3 plastic bottles a day like I used to from drinking so much seltzer.

While the machine isn't cheap, (~$100) I made back my investment in no time.
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jhardy954 says "One of the best products I ever purchased!" about Soda Club Soda Maker - Edition 1 Home Soda Maker

jhardy954 — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 12:03:28 GMT

Personally I only drink club soda/seltzer water or plain water. Since we bought our Soda Club unit I've saved plenty since it uses your tap water and I go through several bottles a day. Add a squeeze of lemon or a twist of lime and you've got a refreshing drink. All flavors or drink mixes are also available to make your favorite colas, available in diet versions too. And its very easy to use even a child can make it, but watch that they don't spill. We first saw this at a local Home Show two years ago, but you can purchase on-line or at some local distributors. The gas bottles can be delivered to your door or I visit a local retailer since they are near by. So drink up and save some money at the same time!...

jro says "you'll never buy soda from the store again" about Soda Club Soda Maker - Edition 1 Home Soda Maker

jro — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 22:04:55 GMT

For better or worse, I drink a lot of liquids from water to tea to soda. Unfortunately, I'm getting older and I just can't survive on pure sugar any longer. I've tried switching wholesale to tea/coffee/water, but I get bored a little too easily and end up craving a soda here and there. I'm also not a big fan of diet-tasting drinks. Enter sodaclub.

With the Home Soda Maker, you are combining cold water, carbonation, and syrup much like a fountain soda machine. The unit itself houses the carbonation unit, and nothing else. When you are ready to make your soda, you fill one of the bottles with cold tap water, screw it into the machine and hit the button on the top of the machine to inject the bubbles. The fizziness depends on how many times you hit the button and varies from pretty flat to ludicrous. Next, you unscrew the bottle, then add the syrup very slowly, close the bottle, and roll it around a bit to help it mix. Now you can choose to either chill the soda further in your fridge,...

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