CGA320 G1/2 CO2 Cylinder Refill Adapter: A Complete Kit for Filling Soda Makers & Tanks Review

Works very well compared to other more expensive versions. Get 978 grams for the pointed valve can and 950 grams for the flat valve can, which is very close to the commercial 1070 grams. The caveat is that 1) you need a tank with a pointed valve, not the current flat valve. Try finding it on ebay; 2) You need to read the instructions carefully, maybe some YouTube videos; 3) If using a flat valve, take your time; 4) For a cheap 5lb tank that doesn't have a siphon, you MUST turn the tank upside…

This product has a grub screw that prevents or at least greatly reduces the problem of "filling too quickly" in the new SodaStream canisters. However, the product is overloaded with two ball valves. The first ball valve may not be needed as the same goal can be achieved with a CO2 storage valve. A second ball valve to relieve the pressure in the line can be created by simply repositioning the pin. All of these extra parts create new vulnerabilities, and that's exactly what happened to me about…

Easy to use, just freeze an empty canister overnight and patiently open the valve slowly and just a little until you hear liquid CO2 pouring out. Take your time. I usually use filled cans, which are heavier and last longer than original cans. If your storage container doesn't have a siphon tube, you may need to lay it on its side or even upside down to allow the liquid to flow into the smaller canister. The savings are very significant. We use a small canister about every 3 weeks and fill it…