😂😂😂😂😂😂 That made me laugh pretty hard. Thanks for watching. The reason I blured it is because it was picking up a perfect reflection of the refrigerator, and the fridge has other people's personal information that I could see when editing. The Art and E-terra are great machines.
@@BrandonsFLUR I saw that but reading the comments it seem you may have misused your device? I'd only use it to make carbonated water and nothing else. Would I need to do any cleaning in that case? I have a store near me but I hate carrying 6 liters of heavy glass bottles every few days so not sure if this sort of device are worth it for me. Also is ninja thirsti better than sodastream? thanks!
So if you are just carbonating water. The colder the better because the c02 stays in the water. Make sure you don't surpass the black line on the bottle fill it to right to the line and if you do go above the line the best practice is after doing your 3-5 shots let it sit for 2 minutes. Now if you are using flavors that have additives sugars ect ect you can either carbonate the water then put flavoring in or you can put the flavoring in and just pump it (decompress a little air then set it back until the bubbles go down and repeat. Thanks for watching and enjoy your sodastream. If you need anymore info I have many videos on the channel
Yep, you keep it in the machine until it's out, then just put the empty container in a box and put a fresh one in the machine. Depending on how much you drink, it can last 20+ days.
I drink between 1-2 bottles a day. I usually do 5 shots and I would say it last about 1.5-2 months. They are 60L so they will do 60L of water on 5 shots. I'm sure you could get more life if you did 3 shots. The initial cost is the one that is pricey. If you get 4 bottles of CO2 then you can get free shipping if you exchange them online. You can also exchange them at Targets and Walmart's. I have 3 CO2 bottles and when I exchange them online I get a couple flavorings while I'm at it to make sure I get free shipping. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video dude. My choice was between this and the Terra. Hope I made the right choice? They exchange the cannisters at Target for $15 each one at checkout or customer service?
If you picked the Art you made the right choice. JK they are both good picks I think the Art is better because you get to control how much carbonation you are using easier and looks a lot more classy. You can exchange the empty cans at walmart, target, amazon, soda stream website. I have a video on how easy it is to exchange the cans as well. You would go to customer service first for the in store exchange. Thanks for watching.
So, nothing political if that's what you are thinking. There was a reflection that was showing personal info that was on the refrigerator. So to be safe I blurred that part.
@@BrandonsFLURMakes sense. I wasn't necessarily thinking political because it didn't make sense to me that it didn't cover just the name but a big square of the front while every other thing with the name in it was not censored. 🙃
So the art is super easy. You push the bottle (towards the back of the machine) to lock it in place. You pull the bottle out (towards you) to release it. There is no screwing the bottle on. So, to put the bottle on. Fill with water to the line, push the bottle up on the nozzle, and back towards the back of the machine. To release, pull the bottle towards you and down.
Their claim that each canister can carbonate 60L water seems too good to be true. How much water on average, does one canister carbonate for you, given you use 5 shots per bottle?
@@BrandonsFLUR Wow that's still pretty decent! I've ordered Terra starter kit and hopefully that will substitute unending Pepsi cravings. I once had plain carbonated water and that acidic bite on tongue felt exactly the thing I crave for :)
@@BrandonsFLUR I've ended up buying 6LB external tank and hooked Terra with adapter hose. With the way I carbonate, each bottle requires around 9-10grams of CO2, so this tank will carbonate somewhere near 330L and costs like 5$ to fill :D
@@XSFlanger I've seen videos about hooking up bigger co2 bottles. Just make sure it's food grade co2. You definitely don't want oil to get into what you're drinking.
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Thanks for the insightful video. Looking to buy one. Did you blur your reflection in the front of the machine because you filmed this naked?
😂😂😂😂😂😂 That made me laugh pretty hard. Thanks for watching. The reason I blured it is because it was picking up a perfect reflection of the refrigerator, and the fridge has other people's personal information that I could see when editing. The Art and E-terra are great machines.
is there any cleaning needed or any kind of upkeep?
I have a few videos on the Channel about cleaning
@@BrandonsFLUR I saw that but reading the comments it seem you may have misused your device? I'd only use it to make carbonated water and nothing else. Would I need to do any cleaning in that case? I have a store near me but I hate carrying 6 liters of heavy glass bottles every few days so not sure if this sort of device are worth it for me. Also is ninja thirsti better than sodastream? thanks!
@molecule-ge2be the Drinkmate is the best on the market currently. I have a video on that as well.
How do you stop water overflowing from the bottle - as you carbonate it? I just brought this machine and it leaves a lot of water mess afterwards.
So if you are just carbonating water. The colder the better because the c02 stays in the water. Make sure you don't surpass the black line on the bottle fill it to right to the line and if you do go above the line the best practice is after doing your 3-5 shots let it sit for 2 minutes.
Now if you are using flavors that have additives sugars ect ect you can either carbonate the water then put flavoring in or you can put the flavoring in and just pump it (decompress a little air then set it back until the bubbles go down and repeat.
Thanks for watching and enjoy your sodastream. If you need anymore info I have many videos on the channel
can you keep the cylinder in the machine?
Yep, you keep it in the machine until it's out, then just put the empty container in a box and put a fresh one in the machine. Depending on how much you drink, it can last 20+ days.
can I use it to re-carbonate flat soda ?
It absolutely can. Here's a video of me doing Dr pepper. Thanks for watching. th-cam.com/video/q924xTIqhUg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WUck87m1k15QgJxZ
How long does 1 cylinder last if you do 5 pumps every time?
I drink between 1-2 bottles a day. I usually do 5 shots and I would say it last about 1.5-2 months. They are 60L so they will do 60L of water on 5 shots. I'm sure you could get more life if you did 3 shots. The initial cost is the one that is pricey. If you get 4 bottles of CO2 then you can get free shipping if you exchange them online. You can also exchange them at Targets and Walmart's. I have 3 CO2 bottles and when I exchange them online I get a couple flavorings while I'm at it to make sure I get free shipping. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
@@BrandonsFLUR great 🙏🏼
Thanks for the video dude. My choice was between this and the Terra. Hope I made the right choice?
They exchange the cannisters at Target for $15 each one at checkout or customer service?
If you picked the Art you made the right choice. JK they are both good picks I think the Art is better because you get to control how much carbonation you are using easier and looks a lot more classy. You can exchange the empty cans at walmart, target, amazon, soda stream website. I have a video on how easy it is to exchange the cans as well. You would go to customer service first for the in store exchange. Thanks for watching.
Howdy 🤠
Mine is blowing air out of the side so it's not carbonating the water. This problem just started. Any advice will be appreciated
Thank you
Make sure the bottle is all the way up. Try reinserting the gas. Try to reset the mechanism (push the silver lever up and down.)
@@BrandonsFLUR will do
Thank you 🙏
@@BrandonsFLUR were you able to fix the issue. Just wondering
Any update Gary? Just curious if it got fixed or if you had to return it.
Oh hey! Unfortunately I couldn't fix it. 😕. I'm probably going to order another one eventually.
Why is the Sodastream brand name on it censored? 🤔
So, nothing political if that's what you are thinking. There was a reflection that was showing personal info that was on the refrigerator. So to be safe I blurred that part.
@@BrandonsFLURMakes sense. I wasn't necessarily thinking political because it didn't make sense to me that it didn't cover just the name but a big square of the front while every other thing with the name in it was not censored. 🙃
@mrp_27 the good Ole days of figuring the filming thing out 😅😅😅😅. Glad I progressed over the past couple years.
Thanks for the review I have the older model and was looking to upgrade and saw this one.
It's a great model. I highly recommend it. Best thing about it is the ability to control how much bubble you want in it
You lost me at take your bottle and rinse it out. How do you get the bottle off the unit?
So the art is super easy. You push the bottle (towards the back of the machine) to lock it in place. You pull the bottle out (towards you) to release it. There is no screwing the bottle on.
So, to put the bottle on. Fill with water to the line, push the bottle up on the nozzle, and back towards the back of the machine.
To release, pull the bottle towards you and down.
@@BrandonsFLUR --Thanks!
@@dandavis8300 you're welcome
Thanks very helpful
@@shepherd8203 you're welcome
Thanks for this video.
You're welcome thank you for watching
Their claim that each canister can carbonate 60L water seems too good to be true. How much water on average, does one canister carbonate for you, given you use 5 shots per bottle?
Honestly with 5 shots probably closer to 50L
@@BrandonsFLUR Wow that's still pretty decent! I've ordered Terra starter kit and hopefully that will substitute unending Pepsi cravings. I once had plain carbonated water and that acidic bite on tongue felt exactly the thing I crave for :)
@@XSFlanger I have some recipes as well. Only put up one currently for lemonade
@@BrandonsFLUR I've ended up buying 6LB external tank and hooked Terra with adapter hose. With the way I carbonate, each bottle requires around 9-10grams of CO2, so this tank will carbonate somewhere near 330L and costs like 5$ to fill :D
@@XSFlanger I've seen videos about hooking up bigger co2 bottles. Just make sure it's food grade co2. You definitely don't want oil to get into what you're drinking.
Thanks for the demonstration
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
SUPER 😃
Thanks for watching. Hope you got some good info. 👍