I can also recommend Grohe Blue Fizz. Thats from the German Brand Grohe which I have been using for a while and its pretty good. I got them based on Stiftung Warentest results, a german foundation for testing products. Apparently they got bought by a Japanese brand though 2014. I think Brita is also German and they have a similar solution.
The problem is the buying of refills, specially because you need to return the canisters. Sodastream is easily available in the supermarkets in the area where i live, but alternatives are sold far away from where i do the groceries.
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They have a multilingual site, but for some reason, it is separated from the Polish version: https://dafi.info/en/
And I can't find the ... whatever it is called to inject CO2 in English ... there.
Pole here. It's apparently called PushAir. I never heard about it before.
PL: https://dafi.pl/agd/saturator/saturator-do-wody
EN: does not exist
I'm set anyway, I threw a heap of money on Aarke. But it's good to gave alternatives.
I can also recommend Grohe Blue Fizz. Thats from the German Brand Grohe which I have been using for a while and its pretty good. I got them based on Stiftung Warentest results, a german foundation for testing products. Apparently they got bought by a Japanese brand though 2014. I think Brita is also German and they have a similar solution.
The problem is the buying of refills, specially because you need to return the canisters. Sodastream is easily available in the supermarkets in the area where i live, but alternatives are sold far away from where i do the groceries.
for soda stream there are adapters and cables so you can hook it up to a large co2 cylander you can get refilled cheap at places that sell them.