Great vid, but fit a whip check cable to protect people changing these cyclinders. You dont want summer teeth if the hose whips back into your face. Also a regulator wouldnt be a bad idea. Then you could fill more co2 to the same volume so costs even less(?)
That's what I was thinking. I love the idea of saving money and fewer trips to the store to recycle but I live in a small 680 Sq foot home and my cupboard retail space is quite valuable!
I'm not even done watching your video and you're cracking me up! Definitely consider a comedy channel too! Now I'll finish watching this hack as I'm so done with paying out the butt for sodastream CO2
The tanks are potentially dangerous if the valve on top is damaged so be sure to tie or strap the tank into an upright position. Also if you weigh the tank you'll be able to determine how full or empty it is.
I'm in the market for a sodastream, and just stumbled upon your wee hack. I'm looking at the Spirit, which happens to be on offer at the moment - direct from SodaStream's website - with four bottles and two cylinders for £79. I've already seen a few TH-cam videos about replacing the cylinder with a larger, generic option, but only from over the pond. Glad to see that this is also an option here in the UK. The cylinder is a wee bit too large for my kitchen, but I'm sure I'd be happy with a slightly smaller version. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Clever !! Haven’t had a soda stream in over 20 years however for the price of sparkling water I’d just buy the glass bottle save money time space and everything else ....
First I showed my husband one of the videos where you refill the sodastream canisters. Then I showed my husband this video. Then I showed him at 72 inch hose with the adaptors on Amazon. Then I showed him the pantry cabinet beside the fridge that we don't use. We can run the line behind the fridge and right onto the counter beside the coffee pot. When he considered how fiddly it was to refill the CO2 canisters vs just renting a big one, he was sold. THANK YOU for making this easy for us.
That's amazing haha. Question for you, is the CO2 from that canister the safe/purified stuff fit for consumption? (I think it's classed as Food grade vs non food grade).
@@ChrisBiddulph Nice, been looking at the costs etc for doing just this, it works out so much cheaper doing it this way. It just shows you what a rip off Sodastreams prices are.
Hi Sir, You are so funny!! I only need that little piece that you screw into the machine soda? What is it called, and where can it be find here in London? Thanks you so much
Hi Sam, I'm not sure where you can get just that part. If you look in the description you can see where I got the whole pipe from. Give them a ring and see if they sell the part you need. :)
Great idea but a bit bulky. You can actually purchase a brass adaptor for the soda stream bottles and just use the giant cylinder to refill your 11£ cylinders. You no they are full by checking the weight. Empty they are around 750g and full around 1250g. Check the weights online to be sure. Now you can keep the rocket ship in the garage or workshop.
Also good for other countries. Some places you cant get the refills. But always you can get co2. What are the pressure specs for refilling the cylinder? If overpressurised could be dangerous. Is there a standard pressure for co2 refilling these cylinders?
@@maineman337 5000000000 BABY We did it!!!! Haha this is this first time ever ive done anything like this!! I found you because I bought a used soda stream on Facebook marketplace for $10. I drink seltzer all day erryday and had to get it cheaper. I ended up getting 2 soda streams, 5 canisters 3 of which were full. I started youtubing how to use a soda stream and low and behold I found you!! Good job on 500 my friend from another continent!! Portland Maine here good ol USA
Hi Chris great hack, Im struggling with the lockdown to get any replacement gas from any supplier, SS DIRECT dont want to know. This looks like the way forward read the previous post and glad to see the large cylinders are the same pressure as the ss canisters so no reg required and no damage to the ss. Ive got a price from a local supplier (Accrington area) £50 deposit £30 gas 10L is this about right. Ive used your link to order a connecting pipe, Cheers again
Hi Brian, that’s a little bit more than I paid. But I would imagine prices have gone up to cover the losses over the last 3 months. I got my big tank about November and it’s still going strong. 😀
@@ChrisBiddulph Chris, gas delivered yesterday, this company you recommended is wonderful, so helpful including the delivery driver. Anyway I now have considerably cheaper gas to charge the bottles. Big thumbs up to both gas supplier and fittings company which you used in the video. Also thanks to yourself for the informative video.
Question: As you researched your hack, did the subject ever come up about needing to use a regulator on the CO2 tank? I've seen vids where that is discussed as something that should be done. Also, do you ever forget to turn off the CO2 tank after making a bottle of bubbly water?
Hi PhotogHer. Great questions. Don’t need a regulator as the the pressure is the same as the standard Sodastream bottles. I’ve not forget to turn it off yet, as it still freaks me out a bit. Lol 😂
I got the same question here. I want to have this same set up. But the problem you have to put effort to turn on off the tank. Hope everything is still fine with your set up.
@@ChrisBiddulph so you do need to turn it on and off between fills? If I haven't been doing that, and I've had it for about a month, could the tank possibly be empty? It was all working fine and now it's not. I'm not sure if my tank is empty or if the soda machine unit itself is broke. Great video!
Most homebrew shops will retail to individuals. I usually just purchase through my business because it’s cheaper, but I’ve heard the cost isn’t very significant between a gas vendor and a home brew shop.
i have a question, which machine do you use? cause i wanted to get the terra ,but that uses a different canister , and it doesnt screw in so i dont know if this method would work for that machine 😭
Genious. Best get a cart for the tank and chain the tank to the cart. If the bottle should fall and the nozzle gets damaged you will have a projectile that could go through a brick wall.
Cool video but you forgot to mention if the C02 was drinking, food grade 99.90% pure for consumption. Bad C02 can cause heath problems, you might want to put up a disclaimer just in case someone gets sick or dies. Cool hack but I think it would be safe to mention to go to a beverage/brew supplies shop to buy food grade C02. J&R gases is a good place for food grade C02 that's in the description but some people might go to a sporting good shop and use the bad C02 that's used for paint balling. I plan on doing the same hack, Cheers! =D
IF you even ever see this question so long after you made this, did you add ANY sort of Pressure Valve to control maximum pressure for safety? To match (or TRY to match?) the tiny factory cylinder? I Ask since my wife has put me on restriction after I have over 100 Liters of my Home Brewed IPS Beer I USED (yes I DID say "USED TO" ) to make sort of exploded in our spare bathroom when fermenting. This was the home beer making kits with the 2.5L Plastic Bottles. I then fit as many as I could fit into the bathtub. So this ENDED that hobby. And since then I now am in very poor health so I drink BIG plastic store bought sparkling water from supermarkets here in North San Diego (Oceanside California). If I can rig this system to make my own water I will save my poor wife SO much expense as well as all the lifting etc when she buys it for me, usually 20 plus bottles at a time and they are BIG 2Liter bottles. THANK you for any response IF you even see this (or if ANYONE has this anser?). We simply LOVE your videos and we subscribed along with the Bell notification so again THANK you:-) Mike
Hi Mike. Haha that’s a lot of sparkling water. I’m not surprised your wife has stopped you making your home brew. 😂😂😂 I’ve not added any kind of pressure valve. The pressure from the big cylinder is the same as the pressure from the little cylinder. It’s just a bigger tank that holds more gas. I must confess I only open the valve a tiny bit but that’s me being silly. I’ve had 2 big tanks now and no problems. It’s saved me a fortune. :). Stay safe friend.
@@ChrisBiddulph THANK you so much Chris. Great! This shall serve as exhibit A in my defense when the next trial begins:-) *For the record, I have since discovered the factory "VALVE in this device already holds the pressure reliefe valve needed for safety:-) And lucky for them! Well, no, lucky for ME I supose? PS-SO sorry for so many typos on my initial response! I need to stop trying to do this from my damned Cell phone that I can't even SEE! And if I could even see, my damned big fingers have NO chance of ever even finding the correct keys...I just tried to clean it up a bit but God knows I now may just show it was simply lack if intelligence if STILL having so many typos!
What if your probably 8kg or more CO2 cylinder releases all the gas through a faulty gasket or hose? In small room CO2 density may kill you. Much better idea it to keep refilling original cylinders from the big cylinder. Still cheaper but much safer.
BRILLIANT...........its been also too Expensive for me.... my Whole family drink Sparkling Water...2/3 CO2 in 2 week... cost me 13.99 euro a bolter............. Dear Sir... cant you tell me where I can get one of those Adapter.. I had a 10ltr CO2 at home ..just that I cant find the Adapter here.......I like the one you had.....EASY en Simple....... Thanks you........... My whole family will be very HAPPY .... I had a JET STREAM SODA
I liked this video because I like it...it was very funny, I love the comment, the Benny Hill of Soda Hacks.... My grandfather made his carbonated water years ago with little pills...guess, I should look it up what they actually were... since CO2 is a GAS.... I want to buy a Soda Stream Fizzi, the thing that I don't like is having to GUESS how much CO2 you enjoy, vs. a 1 weak 2 medium and 3 semi strong, 4 is Very Fizzy...... I believe but maybe not your video on a person was inserting the plain water and pushed it in and screwed it up a bit more... test others just firmly insert and click in.... In Italy, I would always buy the carbonated fizzy, it had such a sweet taste to it.... I wish I knew what the flavour was, and then I see people putting in gaddoodles of syrup.... I hoe to addd just a few drops, to make it not "Just water" I hate water but have to drink it...oh and another question and observance.... a person too was not filling to the line...there must be a reason they ask that it GO TO the LINE..... right? Looking forward to a few commical answers... Cheers!
Hang on... the Soda Stream is about 15 psi and the 20 lb tank is about 100 psi. To be safe you need a pressure regulator that fits between the 20 lb tank and the hose, that down-regulates the 100 psi pressure from the 20 lb tank so it doesn't explode your plastic soda bottle.
The soda stream water bottle regulates by itself. For example you can press the button all day long and it won’t explode the water bottle. It releases the pressure.
Haha. Love that idea. Unfortunately with these fat fingers, my crocheting days are over. :( If only I knew somebody in Australia that could crochet a cover for me? Come on Elle, get your wool out. X
I have been watching a lot of Soda Stream hacks and by far this seems like the easiest and by far the least complicated one thanks.
You are very welcome. :)
Great vid, but fit a whip check cable to protect people changing these cyclinders. You dont want summer teeth if the hose whips back into your face. Also a regulator wouldnt be a bad idea. Then you could fill more co2 to the same volume so costs even less(?)
Chris, you are an absolute delight to watch. Subscribed!
Omg you are adorable. I was giggling through the whole thing.
Aww thanks for watching. I do them live on Facebook. I don’t think you can see the interaction between the viewers and me which is a shame. X
I know!!! I clicked cause he looked like he’d be straight forward and adorable...he didn’t disappoint.
Was look for a review, ended up with a few giggles and a day much brighter. Thanks!
Nirelle, your review has made my week. Than you.
Just got my Soda Stream fizzi a couple weeks ago and this vid totally saved me some coin! visiting my local gas shop this week
Great Jihmmy. 🙌
It’s an extreme stream!! Now you have to build a cupboard to hide the space ship sized gas cylinder!!! 🤣😂👍🏻 xx
Haha. It’s hidden behind the chair.
That's what I was thinking. I love the idea of saving money and fewer trips to the store to recycle but I live in a small 680 Sq foot home and my cupboard retail space is quite valuable!
I'm not even done watching your video and you're cracking me up! Definitely consider a comedy channel too! Now I'll finish watching this hack as I'm so done with paying out the butt for sodastream CO2
The tanks are potentially dangerous if the valve on top is damaged so be sure to tie or strap the tank into an upright position. Also if you weigh the tank you'll be able to determine how full or empty it is.
Oh man! Such a cute introduction to the video. Love the hack and so much humour in the video! Thanks!
That's awesome. I could see my dad doing something like that, he always had to modify things 😂
I'm in the market for a sodastream, and just stumbled upon your wee hack. I'm looking at the Spirit, which happens to be on offer at the moment - direct from SodaStream's website
- with four bottles and two cylinders for £79.
I've already seen a few TH-cam videos about replacing the cylinder with a larger, generic option, but only from over the pond. Glad to see that this is also an option here in the UK. The cylinder is a wee bit too large for my kitchen, but I'm sure I'd be happy with a slightly smaller version.
Thanks for sharing! 👍
Once i have connected the quick connector to the soda stream
Is it locked? Or can i unconnect it
You can unconnect it. :)
@@ChrisBiddulph thank you for your reply.
I am struggling to unconnect it.
Is there a link or tutorial I can view
Make sure there is no compressed air in the hose. :)
@@ChrisBiddulph
Can you send me a link to the bottle you are using?
Cheers steve
I can’t Steve sorry. I just got it from a local CO2 supplier. It’s the same bottle they use in pubs
One of the best hack videos i've watched. Top Notch!
the Benny Hill of Soda Stream Hacks! nice video.
Haha. I love it. :)
Lol you are hilarious!!! I was trying to figure out why mine is leaking gas and found you video...I love your personality..great idea!!!
Awww thanks. Try tightening the gas bottle. That might fix it. :)
Clever !! Haven’t had a soda stream in over 20 years however for the price of sparkling water I’d just buy the glass bottle save money time space and everything else ....
I think you are right Terry :)
First I showed my husband one of the videos where you refill the sodastream canisters. Then I showed my husband this video. Then I showed him at 72 inch hose with the adaptors on Amazon. Then I showed him the pantry cabinet beside the fridge that we don't use. We can run the line behind the fridge and right onto the counter beside the coffee pot.
When he considered how fiddly it was to refill the CO2 canisters vs just renting a big one, he was sold. THANK YOU for making this easy for us.
Woohoo 🙌 I’m so pleased I’ve helped. X
That was a lot of fun to watch and informative. Thank you!!
Thanks for a great vid. what is the size of that bottle, please?
It just says size 7. Hope this helps. You can get any size. They are all pressurised to the same value.
Brilliant:) Subscribed!
Great job, Loved your video!
Thankyou from
Wisconsin❤️USA
Thank you 🙏
Great idea. Will have to look into finding things locally here in northern New York State.
definition of jolly right here
That's amazing haha.
Question for you, is the CO2 from that canister the safe/purified stuff fit for consumption? (I think it's classed as Food grade vs non food grade).
Yes. I made sure it was food grade. :)
@@ChrisBiddulph Nice, been looking at the costs etc for doing just this, it works out so much cheaper doing it this way.
It just shows you what a rip off Sodastreams prices are.
Good luck. Mine is still going strong and I use it every day.
Cylinder pressures different? What is the ss regulator capability? Great bid, funny to m8
😂👌. How I ended up here I have no idea, but I’m going nowhere🤣. Absolutely priceless. Thank you 🙏☕️
Subbed 🙌
Haha. Top man Tim. :)
Hi Sir,
You are so funny!!
I only need that little piece that you screw into the machine soda?
What is it called, and where can it be find here in London?
Thanks you so much
Hi Sam,
I'm not sure where you can get just that part. If you look in the description you can see where I got the whole pipe from. Give them a ring and see if they sell the part you need. :)
very good and funny. I like it, although not sure if I really want that big tank in my kitchen...
Haha, My wife hates it 😂😂😂
Great thanks!
Great idea but a bit bulky. You can actually purchase a brass adaptor for the soda stream bottles and just use the giant cylinder to refill your 11£ cylinders. You no they are full by checking the weight. Empty they are around 750g and full around 1250g. Check the weights online to be sure. Now you can keep the rocket ship in the garage or workshop.
Great idea Peter. I think next time I will get a tank half the size. So my wife tells me anyway. 😂😂
This is exactly what my dad had done
Your dad sounds like a legend :)
Hi Chris sorry for late question but only just seen video can you leave co2 bottle on all the time
Hi.
I do. I do turn it off at the top of the bottle when not in use though. Hope that helps :)
cheers
Absolute GOLD - new subscriber and I’m already googling where I can buy the same cylinder in Australia 😂
Did that tank have an siphin tube in it?
Not that I know of.
Also good for other countries. Some places you cant get the refills. But always you can get co2. What are the pressure specs for refilling the cylinder? If overpressurised could be dangerous. Is there a standard pressure for co2 refilling these cylinders?
Well Chris I’ve been using the Soda Stream mod of yours and it’s brilliant. Saving loads of dosh.
That's great Jim. Thanks for letting me know. :)
I subbed because you're so close to 500. Let's get this 500
You are a Legend Aaron :)
@@ChrisBiddulph 499 as of ten seconds ago!! Hold on gonna go sub from my other account......
@@maineman337 5000000000 BABY We did it!!!! Haha this is this first time ever ive done anything like this!! I found you because I bought a used soda stream on Facebook marketplace for $10. I drink seltzer all day erryday and had to get it cheaper. I ended up getting 2 soda streams, 5 canisters 3 of which were full. I started youtubing how to use a soda stream and low and behold I found you!! Good job on 500 my friend from another continent!! Portland Maine here good ol USA
Haha. That’s amazing Aaron. Thanks so much. Glad the Sodastream is working out for you. :)
@@ChrisBiddulph it's the best ten bucks ever spent
Absolutely brilliant!!
does this work with the electric Sodastream models as well? I mean, does the pressure of a big cannister make any difference with the electric ones?
Sorry 100. I don’t know the answer to that question. Mine is still working well. :)
Hello great video are you still using this and has anything gone wrong?
Yes. Use it every day. You sometimes have to tighten the connection between the pipe and the Sodastream.
Wholesome and hilarious! 🥳🥤 Laughing in the southwest 😂😂
Thanks Sonya. Xx
Do you leave gas on or off with this set up ????
I turn it off after each use. :)
What a way to start the day ur so funny. Crackin review thank you
Love the hack and totally dig your energy.
👍👍 Thumbs Up!
Ahh thanks Bruce. :)
You have a great personality
That’s a very nice thing to say. Thank you. :)
Hi Chris great hack, Im struggling with the lockdown to get any replacement gas from any supplier, SS DIRECT dont want to know. This looks like the way forward read the previous post and glad to see the large cylinders are the same pressure as the ss canisters so no reg required and no damage to the ss. Ive got a price from a local supplier (Accrington area) £50 deposit £30 gas 10L is this about right. Ive used your link to order a connecting pipe, Cheers again
Hi Brian, that’s a little bit more than I paid. But I would imagine prices have gone up to cover the losses over the last 3 months. I got my big tank about November and it’s still going strong. 😀
Very clever Chris you are amazing great idea and loved your video keep up the great job!
Thanks Steve. Do you prefer my review Vlogs or my travel vlogs the best?
@@ChrisBiddulph hi Chris I really LOVE your travel vlogs best if I had to choose!
Thanks for the feedback Steve. Much appreciated:)
I like the travel vlogs too...although I'm waiting to see if you ever organise your loft Chris :))
do you have to pay for the actualy huge tank? rental? how can it be that cheep?
Hi Jason. I think I paid £20 for 5 years. It’s been well worth it. :) happy new year.
@@ChrisBiddulph going to a liquor store this week to find out! Awesome idea can’t wait to not worry about running out!
what a racket. Why can't the soda stream co2 canisters be re-filled?
Could you use the big bottle to refill the little one?
Yes you can. You would need different connections though. :)
OMG laughed so hard you are a comedian, re-watched it about 3 times.
Thanks for your video. I’ve ordered both the tube and gas from your suppliers. I’ll let you know how it goes.
That’s great Jim. I still use mine every day. Take car bud. :)
@@ChrisBiddulph tubing delivered just waiting for the gas. Many thanks for your video.
Keep me posted. :)
@@ChrisBiddulph Chris, gas delivered yesterday, this company you recommended is wonderful, so helpful including the delivery driver. Anyway I now have considerably cheaper gas to charge the bottles. Big thumbs up to both gas supplier and fittings company which you used in the video. Also thanks to yourself for the informative video.
Fantastic. 🙌
Awesome video sir. would you mind telling what the capacity of the cylinder was please 10L or 5L
Hi Jenny. I have no idea. It’s massive 😂. It’s still going strong though after 6 months of every day use.
Question: As you researched your hack, did the subject ever come up about needing to use a regulator on the CO2 tank? I've seen vids where that is discussed as something that should be done. Also, do you ever forget to turn off the CO2 tank after making a bottle of bubbly water?
Hi PhotogHer. Great questions. Don’t need a regulator as the the pressure is the same as the standard Sodastream bottles. I’ve not forget to turn it off yet, as it still freaks me out a bit. Lol 😂
I got the same question here. I want to have this same set up. But the problem you have to put effort to turn on off the tank. Hope everything is still fine with your set up.
Juan Rufino Dacumos honestly it’s no problem turning the canister on and off. It’s working fine and still on the same tank. I’m really pleased.
Thanks chris :)
@@ChrisBiddulph so you do need to turn it on and off between fills? If I haven't been doing that, and I've had it for about a month, could the tank possibly be empty? It was all working fine and now it's not. I'm not sure if my tank is empty or if the soda machine unit itself is broke. Great video!
no need for a pressure regulator?
Hilarious and a great idea!
Excellent, I was waiting for the bang 😎😎👍👍
ahah!" your brilliant mate, keep reviewing items please!
Man I laughed the whole video- and I’m ordering a big co2 tank now
Haha great. Let me know how you get on. :)
Did it work? Was it safe?
Wow amazing sir
Surely you will need a regulator to manage the pressure
No, it’s under the same pressure as a standard SodaStream cylinder. It’s just bigger. :)
Awesome.
What model soda stream is this?
It’s just the basic one with a push button on the top. :)
This is so funny! Great video! Wish I could find a supplier but they all seem to only want to sell to businesses :( Great idea though!!
Most homebrew shops will retail to individuals. I usually just purchase through my business because it’s cheaper, but I’ve heard the cost isn’t very significant between a gas vendor and a home brew shop.
Is it food grade co2 tho?
Good question Hardin. The answer is yes it is my friend.
i have a question, which machine do you use? cause i wanted to get the terra ,but that uses a different canister , and it doesnt screw in so i dont know if this method would work for that machine 😭
I don’t think it will work. :(
This guy is a beast.
😂😂😂
this was a great video..thanks 4 the hack
Omg sooo funny! You're great!
Genious. Best get a cart for the tank and chain the tank to the cart. If the bottle should fall and the nozzle gets damaged you will have a projectile that could go through a brick wall.
Oh my god this is hysterical, you need your own talk show LOL🤣🤣🤣🤣
What size is the tank ?
It’s a biggen. Still use it every day.
when I did this my water now tastes funny. The local gas store said I should. be using a regulator? any ideas what i might be doing incorrectly?
It sounds like dodgy gas to me. Are you using food grade gas?
@@ChrisBiddulph thanks for the quick reply! Yes it is food grade. I called and checked. They did say it’s used more for beer?
I’m really sorry. I have no idea. It should taste the same as if you where using normal soda stream gas.
Hi Chris, I work with you so I’m gonna quiz you about this next time we’re on a trip together…..maybe in 2024 😂
Ahhh I would have loved that. But I’m sorry to say I retired last year.
@@ChrisBiddulph I might be doing the same soon as I don’t think they really want us back?
can you make soda using Helium? 😛
How funny would that be. 🤣
Cool video but you forgot to mention if the C02 was drinking, food grade 99.90% pure for consumption. Bad C02 can cause heath problems, you might want to put up a disclaimer just in case someone gets sick or dies. Cool hack but I think it would be safe to mention to go to a beverage/brew supplies shop to buy food grade C02. J&R gases is a good place for food grade C02 that's in the description but some people might go to a sporting good shop and use the bad C02 that's used for paint balling. I plan on doing the same hack, Cheers! =D
Did u end up trying the hack out? So if it's food grade co2 your saying its for sure consumable?
IF you even ever see this question so long after you made this, did you add ANY sort of Pressure Valve to control maximum pressure for safety? To match (or TRY to match?) the tiny factory cylinder? I Ask since my wife has put me on restriction after I have over 100 Liters of my Home Brewed IPS Beer I USED (yes I DID say "USED TO" ) to make sort of exploded in our spare bathroom when fermenting. This was the home beer making kits with the 2.5L Plastic Bottles. I then fit as many as I could fit into the bathtub. So this ENDED that hobby. And since then I now am in very poor health so I drink BIG plastic store bought sparkling water from supermarkets here in North San Diego (Oceanside California).
If I can rig this system to make my own water I will save my poor wife SO much expense as well as all the lifting etc when she buys it for me, usually 20 plus bottles at a time and they are BIG 2Liter bottles. THANK you for any response IF you even see this (or if ANYONE has this anser?). We simply LOVE your videos and we subscribed along with the Bell notification so again THANK you:-)
Mike
Hi Mike. Haha that’s a lot of sparkling water. I’m not surprised your wife has stopped you making your home brew. 😂😂😂
I’ve not added any kind of pressure valve. The pressure from the big cylinder is the same as the pressure from the little cylinder. It’s just a bigger tank that holds more gas. I must confess I only open the valve a tiny bit but that’s me being silly. I’ve had 2 big tanks now and no problems. It’s saved me a fortune. :).
Stay safe friend.
@@ChrisBiddulph THANK you so much Chris. Great! This shall serve as exhibit A in my defense when the next trial begins:-) *For the record, I have since discovered the factory "VALVE in this device already holds the pressure reliefe valve needed for safety:-) And lucky for them! Well, no, lucky for ME I supose?
PS-SO sorry for so many typos on my initial response! I need to stop trying to do this from my damned Cell phone that I can't even SEE! And if I could even see, my damned big fingers have NO chance of ever even finding the correct keys...I just tried to clean it up a bit but God knows I now may just show it was simply lack if intelligence if STILL having so many typos!
Haha. We would be great mates. You are my kind of guy.
you win - but i wouls be makin sparlin sweet red wine and my liver would go flying out my ass .
Now that made me laugh out loud. Thank you 🤣
Tim the Toolman fixes his soda machine!
Funny, I have a 20 lbs tank and the pressure regulator in the sodastream won't let the CO2 flow through the device. It's a pain
Great laughs from this one
GENIUS
The other hack to look up is how to refill the CO2 bottles using dry ice.
Genius!
Haha thanks bud. 😃
What if your probably 8kg or more CO2 cylinder releases all the gas through a faulty gasket or hose? In small room CO2 density may kill you. Much better idea it to keep refilling original cylinders from the big cylinder. Still cheaper but much safer.
Highly unlikely
BRILLIANT...........its been also too Expensive for me.... my Whole family drink Sparkling Water...2/3 CO2 in 2 week... cost me 13.99 euro a bolter............. Dear Sir... cant you tell me where I can get one of those Adapter.. I had a 10ltr CO2 at home ..just that I cant find the Adapter here.......I like the one you had.....EASY en Simple....... Thanks you........... My whole family will be very HAPPY .... I had a JET STREAM SODA
No regulator?
I liked this video because I like it...it was very funny, I love the comment, the Benny Hill of Soda Hacks.... My grandfather made his carbonated water years ago with little pills...guess, I should look it up what they actually were... since CO2 is a GAS.... I want to buy a Soda Stream Fizzi, the thing that I don't like is having to GUESS how much CO2 you enjoy, vs. a 1 weak 2 medium and 3 semi strong, 4 is Very Fizzy...... I believe but maybe not your video on a person was inserting the plain water and pushed it in and screwed it up a bit more... test others just firmly insert and click in.... In Italy, I would always buy the carbonated fizzy, it had such a sweet taste to it.... I wish I knew what the flavour was, and then I see people putting in gaddoodles of syrup.... I hoe to addd just a few drops, to make it not "Just water" I hate water but have to drink it...oh and another question and observance.... a person too was not filling to the line...there must be a reason they ask that it GO TO the LINE..... right? Looking forward to a few commical answers... Cheers!
Niceeeee
Thaaaaanks :)
Great
Laughing all the way from NY lol.
Anyone else getting a Benny Hill vibe from this guy?
Haha. I love it. 🤣😂🤣
Hang on... the Soda Stream is about 15 psi and the 20 lb tank is about 100 psi. To be safe you need a pressure regulator that fits between the 20 lb tank and the hose, that down-regulates the 100 psi pressure from the 20 lb tank so it doesn't explode your plastic soda bottle.
The soda stream water bottle regulates by itself. For example you can press the button all day long and it won’t explode the water bottle. It releases the pressure.
11 pounds vs 20 pounds that's not right.....oh money, not weight, from across the pond, thanks for the hack!
Cheeky!!👊😁
Can't believe it Chris, dropping us on the floor like that.
Haha, I know King. I thought I’d broken you. 😂
didn't see him drink it
Haha. I did. I promise. 😂
@@ChrisBiddulph ok Quality assurance is early thing
Non ho capito niente ma la tua personalità'e fantastica ciao
haha, grazie amico mio italiano. è molto gentile da parte tua dirlo. Sto usando Google per tradurre questo messaggio. :)
👌🤜🤛👍😅😅😅😅🤷♀️What can I say but good job.
Ahhh thanks Cynthia. X
You keep that big ugly tank in your beautiful kitchen?! lol Great video.
The wife hates it. 😂
Haha. Love that idea. Unfortunately with these fat fingers, my crocheting days are over. :(
If only I knew somebody in Australia that could crochet a cover for me? Come on Elle, get your wool out. X
The pipe is £26.99 on amazon
Result.
except my wife hates that big tank in my kitchen lol