Mayor Bloomberg's edict to forgo (expensive, unfluoridated, landfill-clogging) bottled water is easy to follow; our taps produce delicious water, fresh from the Catskills. But what about carbonation? Soda-Club USA's soda-maker makes seltzer from tap water; fill the kit's reusable plastic bottles, snap them into the holster, and pump a button several times until your beverage is good and bubbly.
In the News
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13/07/2008New York MagazineSpurn the Bottle - Liquid Containers That Don’t Get Tossed
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10/10/2007The New York TimesHaving the Fizz Without the Guilt
FOR those of us who prefer sparkling water to still, it's not easy keeping up with the latest trend. Plain tap water has become the surprise food fashion of the year. A growing number of restaurants are offering it in place of bottled water, which is much more lucrative and whose popularity had made the free-flowing kind seem déclassé. On the street, it is not uncommon to see people toting tap water in refillable Nalgene containers.
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12/04/2007Engadget.comSwitched On: The Rules of Soda-Club
The first rule of Soda Club is: beverage companies do not talk about Soda Club. Many Switched On columns have addressed devices that quench the thirst for digital entertainment. This one addresses a thirst that often develops while enjoying it, one that Americans often quench by drinking more than 55 billion liters of soda and seltzer each year.
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23/08/2005MSNBCSeltzer Machines Meet 21st Century Technology
The easy-to-use system makes perfect soda in your home. I consider myself an expert of sorts on soda. Not because there's some faux gourmet aura surrounding the stuff, but because I drink a lot of it. There are some flavors I like and a whole lot I don't. What gets me is the wide variance in prices of the big brands, from 89 cents for a 2-liter bottle to $1.69 for the same exact item in some stores.
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02/08/2005Appliance.comSoda Club - Home Soda Maker
Now you can always have a variety of drinks on hand for those unexpected visitors without resorting to the standard milk, water, or coffee. The new Soda-Club home soda maker will make sodas or seltzer water with the push of a button, without using batteries or electricity. Additionally, you'll eliminate your pop can contributions to environmental pollution and clean up your diet with the lower sugar and caloric options the machine provides. Available in black, silver and white.
