🥤 24-36-72 CO2 Adapter: Convert Soda Club to External CGA320 Tank (72-inch) Review

We're tired of switching soda bottles. This adapter worked perfectly and plugged directly into a soda stream on one end and we bought a 20lb tank and filled it with CO2 (which lasts a year with fairly heavy use) and the adapter plugs straight into the tank.

I've been trying to solve a CO2 tank problem with SODASTREAM booby traps for a long time. I tried to fill the bottles but Sodastream kept changing the valve making it impossible to fill the tank. This eliminated the need for their $35 bottles and their $15 recycled bottle scam. This allows the user to connect a large 20 pound tank directly to the Soda Flow device. Their tanks cost between $15 and $35 each time you had to replace a tank that only held 14.5 ounces of CO2. Refilling a 20 lb tank…

This is definitely a quality CO2 hose and "Soda Club" adapter but a bit overpriced. When connecting, hand tighten the hose from the side of the tank, then use a wrench to twist it an additional 1/4 turn. It's a bit uncomfortable on the machine side, but doable. I just used a small wrench because there isn't much room for it, but you don't have to overdo it by screwing it in. When I'm done, I turn off the CO2 from the tank. Remember that the line between the tank and the machine is still under…

Worked fine for a few weeks. One day I suddenly heard a loud hiss coming from the nozzle and my carbon dioxide tank went cold. Suddenly, for no apparent reason, it started dripping. That was the 72" version. Filled up the tank. When I plugged it back in it started dripping. I put a clear lens in. The product doesn't seem very reliable. I lost about 2/3 of my CO2 when it leaked. At night I heard a hissing noise in the morning and my tank was freezing. It was $30 just for wasted co2. Seller not…