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SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (White), with CO2, DWS Bottles, and Bubly Drops Flavors

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Arrives Monday, Nov 25
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Size: Bundle


Color: White


Features

  • Make fresh sparkling water at the push of a button
  • Includes: sparkling water maker, (2) quick connect 60L Co2 cylinders, (3) 1 liter dishwasher-safe BPA-free reusable carbonating bottles, and (2) 40 ml bubly drops flavors
  • Energy efficient, powered by Co2 cylinder Each cylinder carbonates up to 60 liters of water
  • Easy-to-use snap-lock bottle insertion for quick carbonation
  • Compatible with all SodaStream flavors and SodaStream carbonation bottles (BPA free and better for the planet) except the SodaStream glass carafe
  • SodaStream Terra machines are only compatible with the SodaStream Quick Connect CO2 cylinder

Brand: Sodastream


Color: White


Material: Glass


Capacity: 60 Liters


Power Source: Battery Powered


Operation Mode: Automatic


Package Dimensions: 17.4 x 11.2 x 9.2 inches


Item Weight: 10.8 pounds


Manufacturer: SodaStream


Country of Origin: USA


Item model number: 1102907010


Date First Available: September 1, 2021


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    • Helping me BIGTIME to stop drinking beer!!!
Size: Bundle Color: Black
I've wanted to stop drinking beer at home for quite some time but I've never really found the motivation to do so. I've had this just under two months now and I've been drinking between 3 and 5 Liters per day. if you push the button five times for about a half second each this far exceeds any level of carbonation in topo Chico. we also take a significant amount of vitamins in our house. I probably take close to 30 per day. swallowing pills becomes almost a chore when you're taking this many and some tend to get stuck in the throat. when I use this soda water for taking my pills I can throw a handful of between five and 10 in my mouth at a time and something happens with the carbonation tickling the back of the throat making it exceptionally easy to swallow pills in bulk. kind of a accidental nice side effect of the carbonated water. I have fairly sensitive taste buds and I did not notice even one remote flavor or water texture difference between standard reverse osmosis filtered water and Topo Chico. The way this thing is configured, it could not be a more simple device to use. The large mouth bottles that come with it necked effortlessly in less than 2 seconds and within 5 seconds you have fully carbonated water. it's almost ridiculous how easy it is. getting back to this helping me to stop drinking beer. I won't go into details but some people might say that I drank too much beer nightly in the home. I find that right around sunset is when my body usually tells me I've worked my butt off today and I deserve a beer. The craving is not quite overwhelming but it is quite substantial. in my mind I raced to find any excuse why I deserve to have a beer... so I try to quickly grab one of the prepared bottles out of the refrigerator and take a quick medium sized gulp. within seconds the craving for beer disappears. something tells me it is the heavy, hard-hitting carbonation that you can really put into this water that pinches the back of the throat satisfying that craving for that first drink of carbonated ice cold beer. My cravings are becoming less and less after almost 2 months of this pattern. in just under two months this SodaStream has prevented me from drinking over 245 beers according to my stop drinking app on my cell phone. from a health standpoint, obviously that is significant but from a financial standpoint as well of course. with drinking between 3 and 5 of these liters per day I do find myself going through the CO2 cartridges quite quickly. a simple YouTube search produced many different workarounds for that expense since CO2 tank swaps here in Houston Texas at any grocery store, Target or bed bath & beyond run $15 US. our grocery stores sell food grade dry ice at just$2 per pound. there's a very simple process where you purchase 1.5 lb of dry ice, put it inside too separate 1 gallon Ziploc bags and smash it really really well with a meat hammer. I use the flat side of my meat tenderizer hammer and it works exceptionally well. it turns it basically into powder. I removed the brass top of the CO2 tank using a crescent wrench when it was empty, insert a clean funnel and dump the dry ice powder down inside. I use a stainless steel tervis straw to help the dry ice go down into the funnel when it sometimes gets clogged up at the neck of the funnel a little bit. makes it very easy. I put the entire canister with funnel on top of a digital gram scale and zero it out before starting to fill. once it hits 14.5 oz or I believe the other weight and measure on the CO2 tank says 410 g of CO2 if I remember correctly. I overfill it by 2 g because by the time you grab for the brass threaded screw cap and get it on you will have lost about two grams of the dry ice which is CO2. I find that by buying 1.5 lb of dry ice usually I'm left with about 4 oz remaining after this operation is done. I'm waiting on my newest revision to this which will make the process much more easy though. I purchased an aluminum 20 lb CO2 tank off of Amazon delivered for about $210. then purchased a brass adapter that screws directly into the CO2 tank and then the unmolested SodaStream CO2 bottle will fit and screw directly into that fitting. this allows you to directly fill the SodaStream CO2 tank off of your larger 20 lb tank. do a lot of YouTube searches for this process cuz there's plenty available and you'll see how easy it is. obviously use caution because you are dealing with pressurized liquids and carbon dioxide which can be deadly in large quantities if it's in a confined area. I will be storing my 20 lb CO2 tank in my laundry room where we have redundant CO2 and explosive gas detectors already. in Houston we are able to fill the 20 lb tank at a place called airgas on Hempstead highway. I believe there are other air gas stores throughout the state and city. there is a nominal difference between food grade and industrial grade CO2. I will be purchasing food grade CO2 from airgas which I believe is only 0.5% more pure but I definitely don't want any unnecessary chemicals in my water... or in my tanks. they told me they are able to fill a 20 lb tank up to the 18 lb level and that would cost $47. that should produce very close to 20 SodaStream cartridges full of CO2 which will put it around $2.40 per fill I believe ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023 by Liz
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Size: Sparkling Water Maker + Drop Color: White
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I received this in proper packaging. I will warn you it does say soda stream on the outer brown box, if you are looking to gift. This came with a quick connect pink carbon tank, a lime bubbly drop, and the machine itself. I set up my first soda stream quite easily. I liked the quick connect because all you do is take the cap off and set it down and then pull the lever. It automatically connects. I did love that this particular soda stream doesn't use any power devices. So no batteries or charger or cable. It's a manual mechanical machine. I got the white one but it's very bright white I'd probably get black instead if I could go back in time. I was terrified this wouldn't work because it's no refunds. I put the bottle in and pushed back and it stuck in place. The bottle has to have a little room underneath or it will splash water everywhere and you only fill to the line! I have never had that happen but I read the manual. The first time I tried making a bottle with the included 1 liter bottle. I failed miserably, it wasn't fizzy at all. Later I learned some tricks that changed that experience. One I pressed the button ALL THE WAY DOWN. And took a full second. Two I used the 4 pushes you can use 3-5 pushes. 5 was too much fizz for me and 3 was nothing. After learning all that I also read that you have to wait about 5 seconds in between each push or you risk breaking it and blowing a gaset. I never put my bottle in the fridge because it goes flat faster. However the fizz is greater with cold water. I use my Brita that i keep in the fridge. You only put flavoring after the water is fizzed! Using all these tips and tricks I've fallen in love with my soda stream. It is said to last around 2 years with proper care. Now for prices. I always recommend getting a soda stream around holiday sales. I don't recommend getting a tank off of Amazon because they don't really sell quick connects on here. But flavors are great to buy on Amazon. You can save money by exchanging your carbon tank at specific retailers such as khols or online with the soda stream website. I have heard that they want the same type of tank for the exchange. You'll still pay money but not nearly as much. And for flavors, after a while I got tired of them and just started buying limes in bulk and using that. While I have enjoyed my soda stream very much I do buy other carbonated drinks such as icees in bulk and soda in 6 packs times 3. So I use my soda stream as a backup or another option. Other notes is that I like that the bottle is dish washer safe and that the design of the Tera is not ugly on my counter. My Tera fit under my cabinets perfectly. It's said that you can get up to 60 liters per tank and 7-9 liters per flavor bottle. For me this was decent. I will mention again that I didn't have great experiences with it at first but after using around 2-3 times I learned how to manage it and it became my best friend. Definitely keep the manual that it comes with so you're not making tons of Google searches. I've never had any leaks with mine and the water is great! I don't think the soda stream would replace soda intake because it doesn't taste as strong. But it does help with giving you another option to drink. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2023 by Breanna Basler Breanna Basler
    • Works as expected
Size: Bundle Color: White
I use the sparkling water daily when making every day drinks. I mostly just pour them with juice. No matter what, the process is easy to carbonate them. The footprint of the machine is minimal and is easy for me to squeeze into a back corner of the counter. I've tried this with and without the flavors added. I can't smell/taste well so the mouthfeel of carbonated drinks is what I can sense, not the flavor additions. I have used this constantly for the last few months and have yet to finish the first canister. The directions say that you use any liquid, so theoretically I can just carbonate my juice, I'm not interested in doing so, using just the water means I can change up the drinks. I ended up doing the math, and one soda stream co2 canister makes enough for about seven 24pk La Croix. So for the Prime Day price I got it for ($100 I think), it will have paid for itself with one of the two canisters provided. You also can't beat the reduced waste (refillable CO2 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by I buy stuff I guess

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