Collection: Sparkling water makers for bubbles made right here

Our sparkling water makers turn cold tap water into sparkling water in seconds, with no electricity or batteries. Available in White and Rose Gold or Black and Brushed Aluminum, they are sold with or without a Classic Twist CO2 cylinder. Before you choose, our guide to choosing a sparkling water maker compares the criteria that matter.

Indigo Soda

How a sparkling water maker with no electricity works

The Indigo Soda sparkling water maker runs solely on the CO2 in the cylinder: no outlet or batteries needed. You can set it up on any flat, stable surface in the kitchen, or take it to the cottage.

Simply fill your bottle with cold water, attach it to the machine, and press. You choose the level of carbonation to your liking.

Indigo Soda sparkling water makers: a black model with a stainless steel top and a white model with rose gold accents, displayed with a CO2 cylinder and reusable bottles on a kitchen counter.

A sparkling water maker designed for the Classic Twist cylinder

Our machine works with the Classic Twist CO2 cylinder, the purple model that screws in thanks to its TR21-4 thread. The turquoise Easy Connect cylinder, designed for Quick Connect machines, does not fit.

Once empty, the cylinder can be exchanged at one of our 2,500 exchange points across Canada, from $12.50 plus tax. For 60 litres of sparkling water, that works out to just over $0.20 per litre, with no single-use plastic bottles. Prefer delivery? The Plan Bulle ships your refills at the frequency of your choice.

See our CO2 cylinders

Sparkling water maker with or without a cylinder: which one to choose

Sparkling water maker with or without a cylinder: which one to choose
Critere With cylinder Without cylinder
Price

$109.95

$85.95

Included

Machine, reusable bottle, Classic Twist cylinder

Machine, reusable bottle

Best for

First purchase, ready to carbonate as soon as it arrives

You already have a Classic Twist cylinder

Colours

White and Rose Gold, Black and Brushed Aluminum

White and Rose Gold, Black and Brushed Aluminum

For a second bottle, see our reusable bottles for sparkling water.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to make bubbles?

What are the exact dimensions of the Indigo Soda machine?

The Indigo Soda sparkling water machine has the following dimensions:

  • Height: 17.75 inches (approximately 45.1 cm).
  • Width: 5 inches (12.7 cm).
  • Depth: 9 inches (approximately 22.9 cm).

Its compact size makes it easy to fit on a kitchen countertop. Before choosing a spot, measure the available space, especially beneath overhead cabinets, and allow enough clearance to use the machine comfortably.

Does the Indigo Soda sparkling water maker require a power supply?

Yes. The Indigo Soda sparkling water machine works without electricity, batteries or a power cord. It uses only the CO2 in the cylinder to carbonate your water when you press the button.

You can use it without a nearby electrical outlet. Place the machine on a flat, stable surface and follow the operating instructions.

At the cottage, on a camping trip or on your patio, enjoy sparkling water without plugging in. Discover 5 places to bring your sparkling water maker for more ideas.

What type of CO2 cylinder is the machine compatible with?

The Indigo Soda sparkling water machine uses purple Classic Twist CO2 cylinders, which screw into the machine using a TR21-4 thread.

Turquoise Easy Connect CO2 cylinders are not compatible with the Indigo Soda machine. They are designed for machines with a Quick Connect system.

To understand the differences between these two cylinder types, see our guide to choosing the right CO2 cylinder for your sparkling water machine.

Can anything other than water be carbonated with the machine?

No. The Indigo Soda sparkling water machine is designed to carbonate cold, plain water only. Do not carbonate juice, wine, sugary drinks or water that already contains syrup or flavourings.

To make flavoured sparkling water, carbonate the water first, then add syrups, juice, fruit or flavourings directly to your glass.

Looking for a new way to enjoy your bubbles? Try our sparkling raspberry and vanilla mocktail recipe, made with water that has already been carbonated.