Building a CO2 rig at home is easier than you think. And to top it off, you'll save money every year with this contraption. No more running to the store to lug home bottles of seltzer and soda, now you can make it at home!
Like ear pollution, isn't it? In some countries, mute women are in short supply as brides. Men, give yourselves the greatest gift which can possibly exist....the gift of a speech-impaired mate.
Dan, you rock! The way how you explain mixed with confidence (let see those amazing burps) make you an amazing teacher. I'd like to speak with you. Cheers
I am preparing to set up a system like yours. The components are in the mail. Question: How exactly do you set the pressure on your regulator, assuming it has already been attached to a filled CO2 container? Do you close the lever at the bottom of the regulator, open the valve on the CO2 tank, then adjust/rotate the dial at the center of the regulator until it reads the desired pressure? I would be immensely grateful if you would explain the exact sequence. I really don't want to commit a RU-vid "epic fail".
So many things wrong! 32F is ice. Water should be between 40 - 45F in temp for maximum retention of CO2 gas. Not 32F! When you fill the soda bottle with gas, you need to squeeze out all existing air inside first, then fill, shake, fill again If you talked less and focused, you would be accurate. Palm sugar is not 'healthy'. It is slightly less glycemic than white sugar or sucrose but does the same harm to your insides. Sugar is highly addictive and should never be eaten. Try a whole pulverized lemon instead. Showed us absolutely nothing about how the tank is connected, pressure gauges, barbed fitting, hoses, pressure release valves, special soda caps for bottle, CO2 tank info, nothing. What a joke. The audience sitting there looks equally brain dead. Not one intelligent question from them. They know how to burp and how to be sycophants. Carbonated water is very good for you as it increases oxygen absorption in your body.
What is best bottle/cap to hold carbonation water for 2-3 weeks? I would like glass bottle, since it more organic than plastic. All the ones I have leak in 2-3 days.
In this video, drink recipes are mentioned that could be found on the Renegade Kitchen website - but I cannot find them. Could you email them, post them here, or tell me where they may be found? - Many Thanks!
The important part that’s missing is to extend the air nozzle into below the water line. That would save him the labor of shaking the bottle. The Israelis thought about it and created a perfect SodaStream. He should improve his assembly by doing the last mile.
At 45 psi the pressure relief valve keeps discharging if I don't turn the regulator to about 20 psi. This is annoying because I fill soda bottles once a day and should be able to just close the tank valve and blue wing valve while not needing to touch the regulator pressure (I should be able to preset the regualtor to 45 psi and leave it there with out the pressure relief valve discharging when I turn on the cylinder again.) Why is this happening? Can I adjust the pressure relief valve so it discharges at a higher pressure?
I just put together a system like yours and I absolutely love it but I have 2 questions : have you ever had a soda bottle explode while charging it? And how many refills do you get out of a soda bottle before you replace it?
So glad to hear you're loving your system! I've never had a bottle explode while charging, but it is something I'm constantly concerned about. I use a bottle for a few months and then replace it. I've also been experimenting with carbonating into a plastic bottle, then decanting that into a glass bottle to keep in the fridge. It's all a work in progress!
@@dwilliams321 Unfortunately there's no way to complete the transfer without losing some carbonation. I do it as quickly as possible and then get the cap in place and put the bottle in the fridge!
Unfortunately, carbonated drinks won't keep too long once the lid has been opened! My best suggestion is to keep them very cold and the lids tightly screwed on!
Put the beverage in a container where there is very little air. If you have a 2L bottle half full it will release a lot more CO2 than if you had a nearly full 2L. You should be able to squeeze the 2L to force the air out then put the cap on. Hope this helped.
You lost me with your juvenile belching! Absolutely no purpose was served whatsoever other than entertaining 12 year old boys. Moving on to the next video with actual adults
