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Guides & Tips

Sparkling Water and Health: Benefits, Effects, and Common Myths

Sparkling water and health: this connection raises many questions among consumers. Is carbonated water as hydrating as still water? Can it affect y...

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Which CO₂ cylinder should I choose for my sparkling water machine?

Are you shopping for a new CO₂ refill and are unsure which type and color of cylinder to choose? There are, in fact, two types of cylinders that wo...

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When should you replace your CO2 cylinder?

Is your water less fizzy than usual? It might be time to replace your cylinder.

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What is the difference between Indigo Soda CO₂ cylinders?

You've just bought a soda machine and you're wondering about the difference between CO₂ cylinders? Indeed, there are two models on the market, each...

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Can vs Indigo refill: How to save 85% on your bill

Indigo Soda allows you to save $700 per year by using a sparkling water maker and our local CO2 refill system. With a network of 2500 exchange poin...

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Homemade sparkling water: is it really better than store-bought?

Find out how making your own sparkling water at home can reduce your carbon footprint by 60% to 90%. This article compares the environmental benefi...

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FAQ

What is the best level of carbonation for sparkling water?

The best level of carbonation depends on your personal preference. Most people prefer a medium to high level. Experiment with different levels to find the one that suits you best.

Can I use tap water with my Indigo Soda machine?

Yes, you can use tap water directly with your Indigo Soda machine. The water should be cold for best results. If your tap water is very hard, you can filter it first.

How much money can I save with Indigo Soda compared to bottled sparkling water?

A 60-liter Indigo Soda cylinder costs $12.50 to refill, or $0.21 per liter. Bottled sparkling water costs about $2 per liter. If you consume 1 liter per day, you save nearly $650 per year.

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