SodaStream — CO2 Exchange, Machines & Bottles | Upper East Side
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Bring your empty in and walk out with a full one for $17.99. No box to pack, no label to print, no post office, no three-day wait, and no 60-day deadline hanging over you. We're at 1668 1st Avenue between 86th and 87th, and we do this every day we're open.
| What you need | Price | How you get it |
|---|---|---|
| CO2 exchange — bring an empty, take a full one | $17.99 | In store or local delivery |
| CO2 cylinder outright — no empty to trade in | $31.99 | In store or local delivery |
| SodaStream Terra machine — black or white | $99.99 | Ships anywhere, or pick up |
| Carbonating bottles — 1L, two-pack | $34.99 | Ships anywhere, or pick up |
| BLUE — screw-in | PINK — Quick Connect | |
|---|---|---|
| How it goes in | Twists in like a lightbulb | Clicks in with one push |
| Your machine | Fizzi, One Touch, Jet, Genesis, Source, Power, Crystal | Terra, Art, Duo, Enso, E-Terra, Mix, Gaia |
Still not sure? Bring the cylinder in and we'll tell you on sight. That's the one thing a website can't do.
SodaStream sells an exchange online for a dollar less than we do. That dollar buys you: boxing up the empty, printing a label, getting to a post office, waiting about three business days — and a 60-day clock, after which they charge you $15 per cylinder you haven't returned.
Or you walk to 1st Avenue and it's done in about a minute, with no clock running. Plenty of people happily take the dollar. We think most of Yorkville would rather have the minute.
The Terra is $99.99 in black or white and we have both on the shelf. Here's the part worth thinking about before you buy a machine anywhere else: the machine is a one-time decision, but the gas is a forever decision. You'll need a fresh cylinder every six to eight weeks for as long as you own it. Buy the machine from a big box and you're on your own for the part you actually need. Buy it here and every refill after is $17.99 over this counter.
Your carbonating bottle has an expiry date stamped near the base, usually three years out. It's there because the plastic holds real pressure every time you carbonate. Go and look at yours right now. Almost nobody ever has.
New York Paint & Hardware · 1668 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10128 · between East 86th and East 87th · (212) 249-1614
Serving Yorkville, Carnegie Hill, Lenox Hill and the Upper East Side.