Frequently Asked Questions | Monten Soda - Your Soda Maker Experts

Our soda makers are compatible with Australia Soda Stream Co2 Gas cylinders. Please note that standards in Australia and New Zealand are different, and MonTen soda makers sold in these countries are not compatible with EU, US, or Asian cylinders Monten Soda and its products are in no way associated with, approved by, endorsed by or produced by SodaStream, which is a separately registered trademark. Any reference to SodaStream or its products is used solely to indicate the purpose and use of MonTen Soda products.

No, the soda maker does not require power, just gas. Take it everywhere with you!

Up to 60 litres

Yes, you can carbonate the water 1 – 3 times. Press down the button once if you like less bubbles and up to three times for more bubbles.

Our bottles are made from BPA free plastic. They have a life span of two years!

No, you can only carbonate water, then add your favorite fruit and flavors after carbonating.

Our machines are compatible with the soda stream gas canisters. Or Co2 E290 UN 1013

The Soda Maker should be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth in lukewarm water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or sharp tools to clean. Wipe spills to keep base dry. DO NOT submerge in water or wash in a dishwasher.

If you're drinking plain sparkling water, the answer is yes as long as the water reaches the water fill line on the carbonating bottle. However, if you already prepared a drink with flavor, the answer is no. Since only water can be carbonated in the Soda Maker, you cannot re-carbonate once you've added flavor.

The rubber seal on the cap keeps your soda water from going flat as quickly as ordinary store-bought beverages. If you make sure to close the cap tightly, and keep the bottle in the refrigerator, your soda water should remain fizzy and fresh for up to two weeks.

No. You may use any type of water that you typically drink at home. However, we do recommend using COLD water to achieve best results.

If this happens, shorten the duration of each press until the ice stops appearing or it can affect the carbonation. Any ice will simply melt.

It sounds like you may be out of CO2. If that is not the case, please contact our customer support team to troubleshoot the issue.

Few things that tell you when your CO cylinder is empty: When you press the carbonating button you will not see any gas going into your bottle of water Even after repeated presses your water is not carbonated The carbonator splutters, showing you have run out of CO Pro-tip: keep a spare CO2 cylinder handy so that when one cylinder runs out, you simply swap the empty cylinder for a full one.

No, Monten strongly advises against this. CO2 cylinders are filled with beverage-grade CO2 in compliance with exacting FDA standards for food and beverage safety. Your local filling station may not be in compliance with these standards and could possibly introduce toxins into your CO2. Furthermore, unauthorized filling machines may cause damage to the cylinder.

This depends on how often you make soda water. On average, the cylinder will make up to 60L of soda water, depending on the size you have. This number could be more or less depending on the amount of carbonation used when making your drink.

Troubleshooting suggestions: 1. Tighten the cylinder into place to verify that it is full. 2. Ensure that your sparkling water maker is always in an upright position.

60L gas cylinders depending on your location, you can buy these gas cylinders at your local supermarket or service station.

Always be sure to fill to the marked water line on the PET bottle. Otherwise, the water could end up inside the machine. Over time, this might damage the soda maker.