Understanding Seltzer Water
Seltzer water– also known as sparkling water, soda water, club soda, carbonated water, and pop water– is just normal water with carbon dioxide (CO2) gas dissolved in it, and is the major component of “soft drinks.”. The process is called carbonation and forms carbonic acid.
Club soda can be the same as plain carbonated water, or it can contain a small amount of salt or trace minerals, depending on the brand. Such ingredients are added to cause the taste of home-made soda water. In various countries soda water is made with sodium bicarbonate and it can also occur naturally to make carbonated mineral water.
In soft drinks (such as Coca-Cola and Pepsi), carbonation is used to promote fizziness in the taste. The familiar fizzy sensation is caused not by the presence of bubbles, but by diluted carbonic acid which produces a slight burning taste.
With Soda-Club home soda/seltzer maker, you can make seltzer as fizzy as your family wishes. You can make your own special seltzer, and flavor it with unsweetened, all-natural flavor mix.
If your family loves seltzer and you find it at the best bargain prices, and you consume a single case each week, you could be spending over ,000 in 10 years.
With Soda-Club, your costs can be reduced to 18 cents per liter– that would come out to per case. Whenever you want it, you can enjoy seltzer, fresh and fizzy. If you would rather have the lighter carbonation like sparkling water, Soda Club has the Penguin, which produces fresh sparkling water.
Here are just a few of the reasons you might start using Soda-Club:
• The one-liter bottles, being reusable, keep you from accumulating cases from the store.
• Special bottle tops help preserve the seltzer fizz for longer than in store-bought seltzer.
• 1-liter bottles of Seltzer. Unlike one time soda siphon chargers, Alco2jet had enough carbon dioxide to carbonate 110 liters of seltzer. Almost everywhere in the United States empty carbonators can be exchanged at your door.
• The Soda-Club home maker lets you make it your way: you produce the amount of bubbles you want.
• Reusable carbonating bottles reduce discarded and recyclable material in the environment. You will also save money on deposit fees.
• Has no Sodium.
By adding a drop of all-natural, unsweetened flavoring, or a piece of fresh fruit, you have a great alternative to soda pop for your kids.
It has been suggested that the better you can make water taste, the more water your family will drink.So the Soda-Club home maker gives you a financially-beneficial way to offer seltzer and soda drinks to your family for complete hydration.
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