Best Way to Refill SodaStream Bottles

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2024
  • 20lb Bottle: amzn.to/48azdHd
    5lb Bottle: amzn.to/3UUlP5B
    Fill it up at your local food grade CO2 supplier (approx $32 for 20lbs)
    Stubby Refill adapter: amzn.to/4bzIUSO
    For Sodastream Terra/Duo/Art, use this: amzn.to/4dEGQKi
    Other stubby refill adapter I don't like: amzn.to/3utFK24
    Connect directly to a soda stream: amzn.to/3uhe4O0
    Steps to refill.
    1. Pick the size of bottle
    2. Fill it up locally
    3. Pick the adapter type, stubby, long hose, or direct connect.
    4. For refilling bottles, freeze bottle overnight
    5. Fill as shown in the video, go slow for the anti refill valve types of bottles
    6. If it doesn't fill 100%, refreeze and repeat.
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    NOTE: All of this is NOT for the quick connect pink bottle soda streams. For that you will need a different adapter.
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  • @natehirsh
    @natehirsh 9 дней назад +3

    Such an excellent succinct and straight forward precise and simple to follow. No needless blah blah blah. Thank you so much

  • @krazmokramer
    @krazmokramer 2 дня назад +1

    I have the same refill hose, and I had my CO2 supplier add a syphon tube to my Kegco 5# tank. The nice thing about using the long hose is that you can place the small CO2 tank on a scale after attaching the hose end fitting. Press TARE. Then fill the tank. You can monitor the filling progress instead of guessing. Possibly a little safer as it is harder to overfill, IMO. That minor extra loss of CO2 left in the hose is a small price FOR ME to pay for the added feeling of safety. ALSO, IMO, a 20# tank is somewhat awkward to handle, and my 5# tank capacity is a little small. Again, IMO, a 10# tank would be the "Goldielocks" of tanks. The last thing you would want is for your 20# tank to fall off the counter and break off the valve head. The tank immediately becomes a deadly rocket bomb that will blow through all of the walls of your house and several of your neighbors' houses, too. That's why tanks in commercial locations have to have their tanks chained to the wall studs. THANKS for this video!

  • @drakejohnson7260
    @drakejohnson7260 2 месяца назад +2

    Great video, saved a lot of time and money!

  • @ddc2343d
    @ddc2343d Месяц назад +5

    I just bought an adapter that goes from the 10lb tank to my Sodastream. I just keep my sodastream in the pantry.

  • @luckistryke13
    @luckistryke13 День назад

    You have any adapters or links for the Aarke system? Thanks

  • @jon_byler
    @jon_byler 2 месяца назад +2

    The hard white plastic washer is usually made from teflon, and from what I understand, is supposed to be replaced each time you put a regulator or other attachment on a CO2 cylinder. I will admit to rarely changing them out, unless there is an obvious leak.

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  2 месяца назад

      Huh. I suppose I just reuse it as well.

  • @ricardoh.sakuma9062
    @ricardoh.sakuma9062 Месяц назад

    And what about the pink version co2 Dillinger?

  • @martinsimmons5668
    @martinsimmons5668 3 дня назад

    Fine, thanks for asking, how’s it going with you?

  • @jon_byler
    @jon_byler 2 месяца назад +1

    Also, if you freeze the cylinder in a chest freezer set to the coldest temperature, and then insulate it with something to help keep cold while filling, you will probably achieve a higher fill rate.

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  2 месяца назад +1

      By weight, it appears sticking it in the freezer without insulating the bottle after already fills it up to maximum. Of course, the ambient was not that high at the making of this video.

  • @Nerdy_prepper
    @Nerdy_prepper 4 месяца назад

    Awesome! 😎👍

  • @supbeea1
    @supbeea1 3 месяца назад +1

    Great video, Do you have specs on how many times you can fill up the small tanks and where do you fill up the large tank? And how much does that cost?

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  3 месяца назад +2

      The 20lb can fill up the small about 22 times. A 20lb tank costs about $32 locally. You have to find your own local place to do this. Fine a food grade supplier and not a commercial CO2 place.

  • @crankshaft007
    @crankshaft007 16 дней назад

    Link doesn’t work to Amazon

  • @larrys6111
    @larrys6111 3 месяца назад +1

    I just tried to use the Farwind connector to fill an empty sodastream canister with the older pin valve (which is supposed to be easier to fill than the newer type). I froze the sodastream canister for about 2 hours before attempting to fill it. I may have opened the valve of the 5lb co2 tank too quickly at first. There was a loud whining sound that eventually dissipated, followed by a very soft hissing. At around the 4 minute mark I disconnected the sodastream canister and attempted to use it in my Drinkmate Omnifizz but to no avail. When I tried to refill the sodastream again, there was no hissing. I tried to push on the pin of the sodastream valve to see if there was any gas inside, but i could not depress the pin at all, even with a screwdriver. I am refreezing the soda stream canister again to see if it helps but im not feeling optimistic. Any idea on what is going wrong? Thanks in advance. Cheers.

    • @larrys6111
      @larrys6111 3 месяца назад +4

      Good grief. Nevermind! It turns out I wasn't pressing the Omnifizz button all the way down to release the CO2! Of all the things that could go wrong, that didn't even cross my mind.😅

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  3 месяца назад +1

      Great you got it. Really frustrating to debug this. Freeze it overnight to fill it more.

  • @jasondonaldson9355
    @jasondonaldson9355 Месяц назад +2

    After the filling commences, how long should it take to fill the bottle? And does it stop automatically or if I let it go will it eventually explode?

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  Месяц назад +5

      You should hear a tiny stream of liquid pass through. You can’t over fill it since the pressure in the two bottles equalizes. If you did it properly and using a bottle that doesn’t have a check valve, it will fill in 3 minutes or so. It will stop making noises.

    • @jasondonaldson9355
      @jasondonaldson9355 Месяц назад

      Thanks you!!

  • @davejoseph5615
    @davejoseph5615 4 месяца назад +1

    You might want to build a wooden base to more securely hold that inverted tank. You really don't want that tank to hit the floor. You can also get a regulator and try the carbonation cap method, which I think does a slightly better job of carbonating than a SS (although with more effort).

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  4 месяца назад +1

      I'd probably buy a siphon stick over a building a base after it runs out and modify it before refill. But then the frequency of refill is pretty low for me so I don't mind the current process.

    • @davejoseph5615
      @davejoseph5615 4 месяца назад +1

      @@BeatTheBushDIY Oh, it still makes me nervous seeing it balance on that handle.

    • @pequodexpress
      @pequodexpress Месяц назад +1

      ​@@BeatTheBushDIYI have a similar setup and started with a donor tank without a siphon tube. I recently had a syphon tube installed in the donor tank but am experiencing refills of only about 100 grams on each refill. When I was inverting the non-syphon tube tank, I was getting about 200 grams on each refill.

  • @hopesimmons3725
    @hopesimmons3725 Месяц назад

    Is there an adapter for the quick connect soda stream cylinders? Our bottles don’t have threads to screw in the adapter?

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  Месяц назад +1

      or Sodastream Terra/Duo/Art, use this: amzn.to/4dEGQKi

    • @BillyHeany
      @BillyHeany Месяц назад

      @@BeatTheBushDIY Nice i may give this a try for my quick connect bottles.

  • @anapslima
    @anapslima Месяц назад +1

    How do you know when it's done? Does it stop hissing?

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  Месяц назад +1

      Yes. Or if there is a check valve in newer type bottles, it could stop early and not fill.

  • @jon_byler
    @jon_byler 2 месяца назад +1

    Any way you slice it, this method must be better than what I first tried, which was to buy dry ice, slice it into pieces small enough to fit into the soda stream cylinder with the valve removed, and then replace the valve. Thanks for the informative video.

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  2 месяца назад

      Dry ice is a bit dangerous since you could overfill easily and exceed maximum pressure after the ice melts inside.

    • @jon_byler
      @jon_byler 2 месяца назад

      Use a scale, check weight before and after, make sure it doesn’t exceed cylinder tare weight plus allowed weight of CO2. It’s hard to exceed, since the stuff starts sublimating faster than in air due to the aluminum being a better conductor than the air. The smaller the chunks of dry ice, the faster it sublimates. Biggest danger might be asphyxiation if doing this indoors in a small room, rather than exploding. I do all things like this outdoors…

  • @cocacolavsdrpepper
    @cocacolavsdrpepper 5 месяцев назад

    @BeatTheBush Where locally do you recommend researching to find somewhere to fill the tanks? I've heard people of using refills from paintball or sports places, but I'm afraid those might have additives to help the guns run smoother. I am a huge fan of this video but someone who drinks a lot of seltzer

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  5 месяцев назад +2

      I refilled it with a food grade CO2 locally. I just googled it. It sells to restaurants called carbonic services in Santa Clara, CA. You'll have to find one locally and it might just not exists depending on where you live.

    • @larrys6111
      @larrys6111 3 месяца назад +2

      I bought a used empty 5lb CO2 tank in eBay and then exchanged it for a full one (with food grade CO2) at a store called Airgas. I believe they are a chain, so maybe there's one near you!

    • @shayweisz4525
      @shayweisz4525 3 месяца назад

      I found our local coca cola plant will swap out empty tanks for full ones for the lowest price in town

    • @nerdstrangler4804
      @nerdstrangler4804 3 месяца назад +3

      Airgas and Praxair/Linde are probably your best bet. As I believe they are nationwide and were the cheapest when I called around. I get my 20lb tank with a siphon tube exchanged with beverage gas for about 20 bucks at Linde(formerly praxair).
      Probably need to call ahead though, especially if you want a tank with a siphon tube as they will likely have to put in a special order.

    • @jon_byler
      @jon_byler 2 месяца назад +1

      I get my CO2 tank filled at Airgas, a local bottle gas supplier.

  • @fnbrier
    @fnbrier 2 месяца назад

    I just received your recommended YHXMARSCAN stubby adapter. Haven't tried it yet, but despite the Amazon page showing the O-rings in your video, my spare pack of O-rings were all the ones you liked that are in the adapter. Maybe they watched your video and fixed the product :).

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  2 месяца назад

      Good they changed it. They need to update the picture then.

  • @danwhaley_
    @danwhaley_ 2 месяца назад +1

    Attach the tank. Cut a slot in the back of my Sodastream, never looked back.

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  2 месяца назад +1

      Yep. Like I said, if you do the cut, it takes a bit extra counter space and it's great for high usage.

  • @lastanetaarion
    @lastanetaarion 3 месяца назад +2

    I wouldn't use it without a gauge. High pressure is not something you want to overfill.

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  3 месяца назад +3

      When you fill these, you end up with both cans with equal pressure. Perhaps there is a way to overfill it but I'm not sure how.

    • @lastanetaarion
      @lastanetaarion 3 месяца назад

      @@BeatTheBushDIY oh, ok, I thought the small one was less resistant to pressure 👍

    • @kloppskop4149
      @kloppskop4149 3 месяца назад

      ​@@lastanetaarion you just end up damaging the valve on your sodastream gas bottle if you fill it too fast. I did it to one of my bottles, filled it was too fast and then the sodastream pink bottle leaked out completely as the value must have been damaged from the pressure, im not sure if it's a safety feature of the newer bottles themselves that the value is designed to fail first when the bottle is over pressurised.

    • @nhand42
      @nhand42 2 месяца назад +4

      ​@@kloppskop4149 There is a burst disk on all sodastream bottles and another burst disk on the sodastream machine itself. Safety first. The bottle and the valve are probably just fine. The burst disk is a sacrificial component that protects the bottle and valve, you only have to replace the burst disk itself. On the bottles the burst disk is under the hexnut below the screwthread. The pressure rating is critical so only replace with burst disks made specifically for sodastream bottles.

    • @kloppskop4149
      @kloppskop4149 2 месяца назад +1

      @@nhand42 legend thanks for the reply, that makes a lot of sense. I ended up just swapping it out at the store. will fill slower next time.

  • @PoeLemic
    @PoeLemic 2 месяца назад

    Why not just buy an adapter hose to the big tank? I'm thinking about a SodaStream, and there are a lot of videos where people hack their SS machine.

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  2 месяца назад +2

      Because you would then have to have this huge bottle in the kitchen. It's ok if you go through the bottles pretty quickly but it takes me months to use one.

  • @idontlikespm
    @idontlikespm Месяц назад +1

    No idea where you guys are getting 20lbs for 30 bucks. That's what it costs me here for 5lbs...

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  Месяц назад

      I can get this locally at a food grade CO2 place. You'll have to shop around and your options might be limited depending on where you are.

    • @picklecrash
      @picklecrash Месяц назад +1

      The spot I go to charges almost the same price for 5 pounds and 20 pounds

  • @righthererightnowproductio9525
    @righthererightnowproductio9525 5 дней назад

    great technique to help my boycott!🍉

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  5 дней назад

      I love mine. It allows me to generously spray all the CO2 to give it extra fizz.

  • @davidharris5045
    @davidharris5045 Месяц назад

    Syphoon tube???? Couldn't watch after that.

    • @BeatTheBushDIY
      @BeatTheBushDIY  Месяц назад +1

      I had to look that up. I speak multiple
      languages and English is not my first. Cy-phun pronunciation going forward.