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2 comments:
Hmmm...I hate videos but I want the results of the soda stream! I have one. It was a gift. I use it a lot.
Anyway, it's 20-30 cents a liter, and when I was buying it at TJ's it was 80 cents.
The issue of course is the payback period. If yours was a gift then (heh) it's definitely worth it from day one. :)
Otherwise though it appears you have to be a pretty heavy soda (or carbonated water drinker) to make the up-front cost worth it.
DK
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