And all I can do is be surprised that SodaStream is still around.
My parents had one in the 90's but it became harder and harder to get CO2 canisters to refill it with.
My parents had one in the 90's but it became harder and harder to get CO2 canisters to refill it with.
Wouldn't you save a lot of bother by simply buying cheap mineral water and mixing with that? That's what I do.
You can get a 1.5L bottle of perfectly nice fizzy water in Germany for about 20 cents if you recycle the bottle and get the deposit back.
I recently bought one for convenience reasons (after i learned about th glass caraves) and am totally happy with it - I guess as more (young) people in the bigger cities don't own a car (and only buy small quantities of food in the supermarket around the corner), more will use products like SodaStream.
That must be nice, but in the US (at least where I live), a 2L bottle of seltzer is 80 cents, minimum.
Pricier than it should be perhaps, but I honestly think I have an addiction to it; I've been drinking carbonated water at home almost exclusively for years. I'm considering getting a professional carbonation setup like a bar might use.