Aarke Water bubbler II
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Hi, I had the same problem. The sealing ring inside had slipped. Pressed back - worked again
3 years ago
3 years ago
Gas bottle possibly under-tightened?
This has also happened to me. But now I always fill about 1 cm below the line. Then it works perfectly.
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That's a good question, which I also asked myself when I bought it.
This is a screw cap. The glass carafes have a special safety system without a screw cap. So I am pretty sure that the glass carafes are not compatible.
For me, the system with the glass carafes almost always jammed. That's why I finally decided on the aarke and went back to the plastic bottle with a heavy heart.
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Yes, it's the same bottle.
6 years ago
Soft cloth, warm water, mild soap. Nothing spectacular.
The strainer can be removed separately.
6 years ago
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The bottles must not go into the dishwasher. They must be cleaned by hand. For the machine itself, we use a damp, soft cloth.
Former employee
6 years ago
No, unfortunately we cannot offer the Black Chrome version at the moment.
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I bought two "MySodapop" glass bottles in Germany that fit perfectly. (The brand was once mentioned here among the reviews.) You can watch them on YouTube, for example. They are extremely massive - 0.8kg - so quite heavy when filled. I can't imagine that they could burst when filled. Probably for safety reasons, they are sold in Germany with a jacket, a thin cover made of a kind of neoprene, which I immediately disposed of.
CHF 176? In the Aarke online shop, prices are quoted from 212-237.
I don't know the new soda bottles, you have to compare the lid and then the bottles fit. I also use soda bottles, 1.0 litre and 0.5 litre. The glass soda bottles don't work.
Whether an item is included in a promotion depends strongly on supply and demand, as well as on the supplier. In this case, only the silver and gold colour models were included in the promotion.
Yes, the bottles have an expiry date. However, I assume that this is only a recommendation
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NO.
The SodaStream Crystal has glass bottles, but swallows them during filling in a locked metal safety container.
In addition, the glass bottles do not fit mechanically into the open filler. Whether it's Aarke or SodaStream.
I would have preferred to use the more stylish Crystal glass bottles, but they don't fit.
Anyway, the Aarke bottles with stainless steel bottoms are as pretty as safety allows.
We wouldn't want to switch from this appliance to the clunky SodaStream again.
Hi,
I had the same problem. There are gas bottles from Coop that fit into the Aarke. Unfortunately, it was always by chance. I returned the wrong ones and now only buy the original ones from Sodastream, but it's a shame that they are more expensive.
7 years ago
The Carbonator is made in China
Should work most CO2 cylinders.
I bought this one, no problems:
SodaStream Mietzylinder Alco2Jet 60 (inkl Füllung) (60l)
Former employee
7 years ago
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Yes, the aromas should be added after bubbling :-)
7 years ago
Yes.
7 years ago
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I use the Aarke water bubbler myself at home. It is 41 cm high and 14 cm wide.
Former user
7 years ago
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The gas cylinder is identical, 60 litres. Just screw it in and start bubbling.
I would take the water bottles from aarke. - I wouldn't recommend the glass bottle, because this bubbler has no protection like the Sodastream, in case the glass bottle can't withstand the pressure and bursts.
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