Sodastream Seltzer Maker
I taped my first video review on Sunday and it was quite a lot of fun (although having a demo table that kept falling over was *not* as fun). I did a video review of one of my favorite new kitchen gadgets, the Sodastream seltzer maker. Sodastream sent me a free Genesis, one of the sleeker models designed to fit in small spaces, and I am so attached to it I want to take it with me everywhere I go!
The Genesis comes with 2 1-liter bottles with resealable caps and a CO2 carbonator that carbonates about 60 liters of water (depending on how carbonated you want your water to be). The sodastream is very budget friendly (it is much cheaper than the 80-some liters of seltzer I bought when we first moved into our apartment), good for the environment (no more going back and forth to recycle those water bottles or aluminum cans), and if you use flavorings, good for your waistline (you control the syrup meaning you control the amount of sugar intake).
Here’s my video explaining how to use the machine:
And, a picture of me getting ready to tape my video for Sodastream:
The machine retails for about $120 and you can purchase CO2 containers around the city (if you live in NY) or order them online through www.sodaclub.com.
Have you experimented with at home seltzer makers? What did you think of my video review – would you like to see more in the future?
Reader Comments
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We’re both from Ohio (though I live in NYC now) and each think we know everything about it, so we argued for ten minutes about where it originated. And it turns out you’re right, of course. But we still think the Columbus ones are better.