Would it be worth getting a soda stream?

[Anonymous]

If you're going to be a 2L-a-day user, get a machine that can fit the bigger cylinders. We have been using our Soda Stream daily for five years (never any flavorings, just seltzer) and have just a basic model, but are very glad that it fits the big cylinders. We do exchanges at Strosniders for sheer convenience, but I should see if BBB has the big cylinders...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here are some more products for the anti-Israeli crowd to boycott, starting with Pampers.

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/2014/0130/10-brands-you-ll-have-to-give-up-if-you-re-boycotting-Israel/Pampers

This list is helpful. Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here are some more products for the anti-Israeli crowd to boycott, starting with Pampers.

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/2014/0130/10-brands-you-ll-have-to-give-up-if-you-re-boycotting-Israel/Pampers

This list is helpful. Thank you.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you're going to be a 2L-a-day user, get a machine that can fit the bigger cylinders. We have been using our Soda Stream daily for five years (never any flavorings, just seltzer) and have just a basic model, but are very glad that it fits the big cylinders. We do exchanges at Strosniders for sheer convenience, but I should see if BBB has the big cylinders...

We also have the basic model (BBB worker said the more expensive models aren't worth it) and exchange canisters at BBB with a 20% coupon. Ours fits the canisters that make up to 60L seltzer (425g CO2, 14.5oz).
We did buy a second canister as a backup since we use ours to make 1-2 bottles per day.

[Anonymous]

We got our machine at Macy's during a weekend promotion with our Macy's Card--$30. Total steal.

[Anonymous]

Best purchase ever! Love my seltzer water! Worth every penny!

[Anonymous]

When I see a soda stream in a home, I think the people support Isreal's killing of children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I see a soda stream in a home, I think the people support Isreal's killing of children.

And you think that if they are using Pampers, too?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I see a soda stream in a home, I think the people support Isreal's killing of children.

I am not a fan of Israel, but I know how to spell it.

When you see dozens of seltzer bottles in a home do you think about the environmental costs?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I see a soda stream in a home, I think the people support Isreal's killing of children.

+. There are other fizzy water makers to buy that are not located in an illegal settlement in the west bank.