Sodastream Compatible, Gas Cylinder, For Sparkling Water
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SodaStream-compatible CO2 gas cylinders, supplied full and ready to use. Each refillable aluminium cylinder holds up to 425 g of food-grade CO2 and carbonates up to 60 litres of sparkling water. We stock the screw-in type for classic machines and the quick-connect (pink) type for models such as the Duo and Terra, plus variants to suit Quooker CUBE and Grohe Blue taps. Keep one as a spare so a full cylinder is always ready when one runs out.
Keep your cylinders, refill them. When one runs empty, our SodaStream CO2 refill service fills it again with food-grade CO2 from £6. Pick DPD Drop-off & Return at checkout for £18 per parcel of up to 6 cylinders, VAT included. DPD emails you a return label and QR code, you box up the empties, drop them at any DPD point and we send them back filled. One charge covers both journeys.
Packing takes minutes: send empty cylinders only, wrap each one, fill the gaps, tape the seams and keep the parcel under 20 kg. The step-by-step guide (PDF) walks you through it. After bulk gas for filling your own cylinders? See CO2 for SodaStream.
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