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SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2
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Posted 16 July 2023

SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Machine, with 1 Litre Reusable BPA-Free Bottle for Carbonating & 60 Litre co2

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Introducing Terra: Easily transform plain water into fresh sparkling water, or tasty soft drinks, in seconds. Designed for the modern kitchen, this sleek and stylish machine will complement any décor
Better for you, better for the planet: Keep hydrated and create healthy and delicious flavoured drinks, cocktails and more at home. Say goodbye to single use plastic and hello to effortless sparkle
Be the change: Reduce your plastic waste as our fizzy water maker could save you up to 1,282 single-use plastic bottles over 4 years. With SodaStream, sparkling water doesn’t have to cost the Earth
Turn tap water into something truly exciting: Make delicious carbonated water with the touch of a button. Plus, our new Quick Connect technology means fast and easy no-twist CO2 cylinder insertion
Versatile and convenient: Includes 60 litre pink ‘Quick Connect’ gas cylinder and a 1 litre dishwasher safe bottle which is BPA free. The perfect starter kit for making your own fizzy drinks at home
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  1. owen.bell's avatar
    Loved mine for a while until I had to buy the.syrups. if you're buying pepsi Max in the first place it's about a 50% saving if not a bit more. I thought there may be deals on regularly where I could stock.up but they are really few and far between. In reality I'm back drinking Lidl pop as it's cheaper
    Loubou's avatar
    You don't have to use their syrups. I use mine with squash and cordial I buy.
  2. windym's avatar
    It works for us. We drink litres of sparkling water (not syrups) and is cheaper than the 6 x 500ml packs of water we were using daily from M&S. It costs us about 20p a litre and we are drinking more water than ever now. It is ALWAYS fizzy - not like the 10p 2 litre water that goes flat as soon as you open it. Much less plastic pollution from our household now too.
  3. Gadgetdeals's avatar
    Plastic waste was our main issue, we used to have trays and trays of Costco sparkling water, this eliminates all of that, so if you care for the planet then this does help in some little way. We have 4 x Aarke machines at various locations and great for instant sparkling water / soda drinks / mixers if in the middle of nowhere, so certainly suits our needs.

    These have been around for donkeys years so nothing new, its not as if its a new product, nothing can be said that has not already been said and well known unless you have been living under a rock.
  4. Gadgetdeals's avatar
    See previous sodastream threads and Aarke threads to see deals on gas bottles and costings.

    BEWARE - There are now types of gas bottles blue and PINK, these take PINK bottles which have a different fitting and they do not work in the Aarke range, you do get a choice of what bottles you want on the annual gas plans. (edited)
    Josu's avatar
    But in short, they worth it or no?
  5. nowtbeta2do's avatar
    Sodastream are an awful company. Voting cold. Sorry.
    OttisRed's avatar
    I didn’t know the background on this - read their Wikipedia page last night (edited)
  7. Just-Blondie's avatar
    I’m tempted with this but I’m hesitant when buying a sparkling bottle in a shop works out half the price of a litre this makes :/
  8. Anewchange's avatar
    Sould it work just as well to stick a syrup of your own into already sparkling water or not?
    Loubou's avatar
    I use mine with squash and cordial. I don't buy the syrups.
  9. Loubou's avatar
    I bought a Sodastream for a good price years ago in a bundle with 2 x 1L bottles, 2 x 500ml bottles and lots of different flavours. I used it at the time then it went to the back of my cupboard.

    I've started using it again though. The gas still worked from years ago. Then when it finished, I exchanged the gas cylinder for a new one at my local Sainsbury's two weeks ago, so it cost me £13 instead of £23. You get £10 off if you exchange the old gas cylinder with a new one. Just make sure you get the correct one for your machine as there are now two. Sainsbury's told me people always get the wrong one and don't know until they get home. Once the gas cylinder is opened, you can't get a refund!

    £13 for 60L worked out slightly cheaper than what it would cost me to buy 60L of sparkling water. Plus I don't have to carry heavy bottles around and don't have to throw out lots of empty bottles. It's working out well for me now. I use it with squash and cordial I buy. (edited)
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