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Hi Glenn, I have SodaStream on my 54l and it lasts me about a month. A replacement canister is £7.99 from Robert Dyas. I like the compactness of the set up, and use the CO2 Art adapter which is very good - far better than the CO2 Supermarket option I started with, which often leaked whilst...

The only real down side to having the atomiser on the outlet is that you have to put up with a tank full of fine bubbles. Personally, I quite like that - tells me the CO2 is actually working!

It would work better on the inlet tube, so the bubbles are rising into oncoming water and being forced down into the filter against the natural upward direction of travel. Just thinking .. Sent from the comfort of my Samsung S III Mini. Wish it was an iPhone...

I've never used them Jordi, but the design make total sense to me. I think you'll be luck to get 100% diffusion with any system and would expect you to still get bubbles coming out of the outflow even with this one. I like the design and the further you can make the bubbles travel in the water...

Thanks Brian - an atomiser is next on my list. Just waiting for the last Friday of the month..! ;)

Watching my diffuser fizz again after two days without CO2 has made me as happy as if every single leaf in my tank was pearling at the same time!

Co2 Supermarket compatible O-rings: 3/4" hose washer. £1.28 for five at B&Q.

I have a CO2 supermarket reg and despite my 'horror' when opening the box to find it is Chinese made, it has actually worked perfectly for me for a couple of years now. Do just be aware that you'll only get three or four canister cycles out of the O-ring in the Soda Stream adaptor. Have just...