Almost 30 years after a soft drinks gadget took the nation by storm, makers are getting busy with the fizzy once again: SodaStream is making a comeback.
In the News
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15/12/2009Sky News Online (UK)SodaStream Creates A Fizz Ahead Of Comeback
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08/12/2009Daily Telegraph (UK)SodaStream machines return
Complete with catchphrase, 'Get busy with the fizzy', the iconic machines were one of the 'must have' gadgets of the 70s and 80s. During the peak of their popularity the products were even delivered by milkmen up and down the country.
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02/12/2009Martha Stewart2009 Christmas Gift Ideas
Turn ordinary tap water into bubbly, tickly, fancy soda water in seconds! SodaStream is selected from Martha's blogging circle.
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13/10/2009Yahoo! GreenThe Conscious Consumer blog
Five kitchen gadgets that save you money and time. It's unlikely that you already own a beverage carbonator, but it may be worth the investment if you drink a lot of sparkling water or conventional soda.
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13/08/2009VogueUse It Now: SodaStream Penguin Sparkling Water Maker
We have a new find that’s certain to entertain you - and your guests - come end of summer. It’s the discovery of our executive producer Christiane Mack: the SodaStream Penguin.
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09/08/2009AOL NewsThe Savings Experiment - Making Your Own Soda
AOL news editor Claire Robinson reviews SodaStream's products and shows how it is cheaper to make soda at home.
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13/05/2009Chicago TribuneHome Seltzer Makers Sparkle
The home seltzer market is really fizzing, whether it is because of parents weaning kids off commercial sodas, environmentalists fretting over the carbon footprint of their imported waters or penny pinchers tired of paying someone else to carbonate their drinks.
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22/01/2009ABC NewsSaving With a Home Soda Machine
It is an incredibly fun and helpful thing to have around the house. All you have to do is snap a one-liter bottle of tap water into the machine. Then you hear three noises and what you end up with is carbonated soda.
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28/07/2008USA WeekendAnother Option for the Eco-Friendly Soda Lover
Even though plastic soda bottles can be recycled, doing so still uses energy. So if you can consume less, that's the best green option. But if you are really fond of your soda, then make your own.
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18/07/2008Yahoo! TechSoda-Club Review
The Soda-Club is an $89 device that lets you make your own soda at home. No more carting cases or bottles from the grocery store, no more cans to recycle and a significant saving on every beverage.