00:00Your CO2 tank is full
00:02Your soda maker still says empty
00:05Problem is the thread, not the gas
00:08Found best deals to fix it refill adapters, ranked
00:12First up, the hose kit that does it all $22.85, 4836 sold, perfect 5 stars
00:20W21.8-14 and CGA320 on one side, SodaStream thread on the other, plus a quick disconnect
00:28Screw on, click in, pour
00:30No leaks, no Teflon tape wrestle
00:34Cheapest full kit that covers both tank standards
00:37Next, $17.07, 4,374 sold, 4.8 stars
00:44Same W21.8-14 and G3 quarters CGA320 coverage, same quick disconnect, 5 bucks less
00:51If your tank is G3 of 4, this is the one
00:55Rating dip to hair
00:57So check the thread on your bottle before you order
01:00Third is the cheap fix, $9.63, 4,239 sold, 5 stars
01:07TR21-4 adapter, 8mm male quick disconnect
01:12This is the piece most people are missing, your machine's little pin valve to a real external tank
01:17Tiny, brass, does the job
01:20Buy two and stop hunting for it later
01:22Then the one with the gauge, $39.39, 4,164 sold, 4.8 stars
01:301.5-meter hose, W21.8-14 or CGA320, quick disconnect, radial pressure gauge
01:39That gauge is the point
01:41You see how much gas is left before you pour a flat glass
01:45Best pick if you refill often
01:48Last, $10.12, 3,611 sold, 5 stars
01:54TR21-4 quick disconnect connector, sparkling watermaker to external CO2 tank
02:00Basically a charging station in your hand
02:03Swivel it on, fill, done
02:06Cheapest way to test whether your machine even accepts an external tank
02:11Links to all five are in the description, grab the thread that matches your bottle
02:15Like if this saved you a trip to the store, subscribe for more fix-it gear, and go drink something
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