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Home›Tech Advice›How Much Can You Save with a SodaStream?

How Much Can You Save with a SodaStream?

By Matthew Lynch
July 9, 2023
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Introduction

SodaStream is a popular home carbonation system that allows users to create fizzy drinks in the comfort of their own homes. With many households spending a considerable amount on carbonated beverages, it’s worth taking a closer look at how much you can save by using SodaStream.

Initial Cost and Annual Savings

The initial cost of a SodaStream machine can range from $80 to $130, depending on the model and features. This investment includes the machine itself, one CO2 cylinder, and one reusable bottle.

Considering the average person spends around $250 to $500 per year on carbonated drinks, your potential savings can be significant. In fact, SodaStream claims that you can save up to 70% per liter of carbonated water compared to store-bought alternatives.

Factors Affecting Savings

1. Carbonating Bottle: Each SodaStream carbonating bottle has an expiration date (usually three years) due to the pressure it needs to withstand in the carbonation process. With additional bottles costing around $15 each, factor this into your overall savings calculation.

2. Replacement CO2 Cylinders: Each CO2 cylinder lasts for approximately 60 liters of carbonation. Replacements can be either purchased or exchanged for around $15 – $30. Keep in mind that frequent use will require more frequent cylinder replacement, impacting overall savings.

3. Syrups and Flavors: Although you will save on plain carbonated water alone, flavored syrups or flavor drops will add extra costs depending on your preferences.

4. Maintenance: Ensuring your machine is clean and well-maintained may also incur occasional costs such as cleaning tablets or replacement parts.

5. Consumption Habits: Ultimately, the more often you drink soda or sparkling water, the more significant your savings will be with a SodaStream machine compared to buying from stores.

Environmental Benefits

In addition to monetary savings, SodaStream offers environmental benefits. A single reusable SodaStream bottle can replace up to 3,000 single-use plastic bottles, helping reduce plastic waste and lower your carbon footprint.

Conclusion

While the upfront cost of a SodaStream machine may seem steep, the potential savings in the long run are considerable. By evaluating your consumption habits and factoring in ongoing costs, you can determine if a SodaStream will save you money while also helping to reduce your environmental impact.

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