Soda Siphon, DIY by FiZZ GiZ - Not iSi! - Not Liss! - Not Innovee! - Not Behind The Bar! - Not Creamright! - Not Baskiss! - Not Soda Boss! – Lowest priced soda siphon on Amazon!
Description
- Set of THREE soda siphon heads that fit common, ordinary, everyday soda bottles PLUS THREE FiZZ GiZ plug valves (US PAT D708708S & US 9173430 B1) that allow you to make THREE soda siphons out of plastic soda bottles which can be pressurized using FiZZ GiZ carbonation tools sold right here on desertcart. Building your DIY Soda Siphon requires the skills of an experienced hobbiest. You need an electric drill & an X-acto knife. Like building a balsa wood model plane, it requires time and patience.
- Dispense soda and seltzer from bottle without removing the cap. Simply pressing a lever on the soda siphon head cap will dispense from the spout. No need to unscrew a cap from the bottle. That way, the pressure inside will not escape. Your beverages will stay carbonated longer by not having to open the bottle to pour a drink every time you want one. Building the siphons with your kid's help can be a fun & rewarding experience. If you need help, call me at (409) FIZZ-GIZ. Happy to help.
- Use the hand-held portable black banana-shaped CO₂ dispenser from your FiZZ GiZ kit or your FiZZ GiZ Soda Rope to pressurize any beverage in your soda siphon - even cold brew nitro coffee. The DIY Soda Siphon is compatible with both of those FiZZ GiZ carbonation tools. The valve you install in the neck of your soda bottle is the same FiZZ GiZ plug valve used in your patented FiZZ GiZ carbonation caps.
- The siphon head tubes can be trimmed and shortened to accommodate smaller soda bottles if needed, up to 2-liters in size. Ask anyone who owns a soda siphon if their beverages seem flat as the soda siphon is near empty. It's one of the biggest complaints among soda siphon owners. This problem is easily addressed with the FiZZ GiZ DIY Soda Siphon. You can raise the pressure anytime you want.
- No need to shake the bottle to raise the pressure inside when it's close to empty. You can easily increase the pressure by adding more compressed gas to the bottle through the valve in the neck anytime you want. Add more pressure to the bottle anytime you want. Your homemade soda siphon can also be used as a whipped cream maker and dispenser. Add heavy whipping cream to the bottle (powdered sugar & sweetener if desired), pressurize with with air or nitrous oxide - then shake 'n serve.
Package of three soda siphon heads and three FiZZ GiZ brand patented plug valves. Use them with common, everyday, ordinary plastic soda bottles to create three fully functional soda siphons that can be pressurized using FiZZ GiZ carbonation tools (like the Soda Rope). For answers to questions + free customer support + instructional videos - call (409) FIZZ-GIZ. Soda siphons are priced at $30 to $60 on . Ouch! With this kit, you can make three of them for five-bucks each. Three simple steps are all that’s required: (1) Drill a hole through the neck of your soda bottle. (2) Place a FiZZ GiZ plug valve in the hole and pull it to the inside using a pair of needle nose pliers, snapping it in place. (3) Then screw the soda siphon head onto the bottle. When you are ready to use your new siphon, add your beverage, screw on the cap assembly and pressurize. That's all there is to it. For a free instructional video, call (409) FIZZ-GIZ and request one be sent to you. We will send you one post haste.
Reviews
N**L
Seem to be intended for single use.
The package comes with 3 siphons, the first did not seal off properly (valve weep), the second is working properly, and the third has not been tested yet. Valve lever is not very robust and appears to be designed for single use.As a future design improvement, it would be nice if the CO2 fill valve was integrated in the siphon rather than needing to modify and retain the soda bottle.Still, the FiZZ GiZ fill valve is a good straight-forward design.
C**T
I really wanted to like these but.... they suck.
I love the Fizz-Gizz, This review does not, in any way, reflect upon the quality and value of the Fizz-Gizz.I have been using the FizzGizz for a couple years now and it has saved me hundreds of dollars (no more San Pellegrino).. stick to normal caps. AVOID THESE.These things suck. I am not sure what FizzGizz is thinking here. Don't waste your money.FizzGizz guy(s)... the idea is on the right track but really... it should have a fill valve! and it should also be obviously reusable...** UPDATE **I talked to the inventor of FizzGiz and he explained how to use these properly.. with that knowledge, these are much more useful that I previously believed them to be.The trick? Drill the silicone valve hole in THE BOTTOM of the bottle! The process is a little more involved, because the best seal for the valve typically requires spot facing on both sides of the valve seat.
W**Y
Great bottles but does not ship with caps.
Strong plastic that seems to hold us well to frequent carbonation. My only "negative" comment would be that these DO NOT come with lids, so unless you plan to leave your Fizz Gizz charging caps on these all the time, you'll have to save some caps from soda bottles if you want to have a cap. These are shown in the picture with a foil wrap, but that's obviously not how they arrive. But they did give me a 3 pack of Fizz Gizz lids as a "bonus".
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