Terra/Art/Gaia/Duo adapter

This is working great for us. We got a 10# CO2 cylinder, this attached easily, and worked with our Duo Soda Stream machine without issue. I bought a CO2 detector as well to check for leaks, and I don't think there are any leaks, or they must be very small if they are there. I did create a leak when I tightened the connection to the cylinder a bit more after a week or so. It started leaking. I didn't feel it was overtightened, but point is be careful. I disconnected it, and then reconnected it, and was careful to tighten it snug, but not actually tight. The other end is slightly loose feeling, you can move the fitting a bit in the machine after snapping it in place, but I can't detect a leak, so I think it's fine. It's going to save us a lot on CO2. We use a lot of sparkling water, so this is a big deal, let alone saving on the plastic bottles of water we were getting from TJs before. Hose is small so easy to deal with. Long enough to give some flexibility on where the CO2 bottle is placed. No regrets.

Bought it for a Soda Stream Art. Attached it without tightening with a crescent wrench and it leaked a little from the bottle side. After fully tightening it, its either completely gone or miniscule. Set up took five minutes at most and has worked pretty steadily for the last month. I go through about two liters a day. To test; I was away for two weeks for the winter holidays. Before I left I filled the tube without a bottle attached. When I returned it was empty. I tried it again over a day and found I could get three one second sprays before it ran out of C02. Which is a little less than standard but all I needed it for. I plan to hook up a bottle with water inside to see if its leaking through the nozzle but I need to figure out something to hold the bottles weight instead of the hinge. All and all worth it. I have broken the fifteen dollar version before. This one seems to be more sturdy.

A-10! Been using for many months now, has been working perfectly with my Soda Stream and a larger tank of CO2!

Perfect for my Terra SodaStream. Used it to connect to a 5 lb CO2 tank. I love to drink plain carbonated water and I I know I will recoup the costs of the Terra SodaStream (purchased at a discounted price from Costco online a few months back), this connector, the tank with the CO2 filled (purchased from a local beer & wine store) future refills of the tank. I also know this hack/hook-up will save me a lot of money since I don't have to exchange the small CO2 cylinders that came with SodaStream - they are almost $19 with tax to exchange, and they don't fill the number of liters that they advertise, actually much less so you willl need to exchange more often, so not cost effective. 1 SodaStream cylinder exchange ($19) vs a refill of the 5 lb tank (costs $30 a refill) which is equivalent to 5 SodaStream cylinders (comes out to $95), it's a no-brainer.

I’m very perplexed at all the reviews that say this plugs right in and works great. We have a Soda Stream Art, so theoretically it should work. There is literally no pressure that goes into our cold bottle of water. Tried a new 5lb CO2 tank, tried new washers, nothing. We can hold down our lever on the Art and nothing even after 10 seconds. Will be returning. This is JUNK.

I am extremely pleased with this adapter. I looks and feels well made item and it is very easy to connect. I decided to buy this to use with a refillable 5 pound Co2 after experiencing more and more frustration trying to find exchangeable SodaStream cylinders in stock at local stores. Yes, there is the to-your-door "subscription" option, but doing the math I found that Co2 via a 5 pound cylinder is 1/3 the cost of SodaStream cylinders. I'll break even on the total investment after around 9 or 10 refills. The math: $45.00 for the connector, $120.00 for the filled cylinder, and $30.00 per refill after that. I was exchanging SodaStream cylinders at $17.50 each and about 17 to 20 times per year. I have absolutely no leaks on the side of the connector going to the 5 pound cylinder I purchased - but I did use some plumber's tape to make sure. There are a good number of vids that show everything you need to know so check those out as well before purchasing.

Works well, but issues with connector at bottle. The attachment leaks and was only fixed with an o-ring I had available. Some have said plumbers tape may fix, but haven’t tried that yet. The soda stream quick connect works well. So 4* given the minor annoyance of needing o-rings to close the at bottle attachment, but overall well worth it given the wild c02 cost from SS.

works well, no change in flavor from what i can tell. currently hooked up to a 20lb tank and has been for the last 6 months. saves me a fortune

Worked great for me, connected with no issues and have been using it for a couple months. Got a 5lb CO2 tank from my local wine establishment, great to ditch the small soda stream bottles! I noticed a lot of reviews mentioning leaks. I wanted to test this so before i went on vacation for a week i charged the line (by opening the tank) and then closed the tank off. When i came home i threw a bottle in and before opening the tank hit the button. Lots of CO2 forcefully came out still despite the tank being off for a week, so i didn't notice any issues with leaks. I have a feeling some people are not using gas fitters tap before screwing on the adapter and that this could be their issue?

Great, does the job, used teflon tape on the co2 tank connectin. I also close the tank after every refill.

I purchased this along with a CO2 tank Kegco 10 lb. Aluminum Tank Co2 Cylinder to hook up my Soda Stream so that I could save money (eventually) on running out to get the single refillable singles at the big Blue store. I'm only on the second tank since Feb and go through about 3 off the 840mil bottles a day. I made this video for my Son-in-law that wanted do do the same thing. Not the best audio, but it helps explain the process.

It’s fit the tank. But the price is a bit high.