Re: Re: sodastream soda maker

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Vicki,

I'm fairly new at brewing KT but I've been able to get it much fizzier by not

removing the " baby " from the mother and brewing with a larger SCOBY, and also

using more starter tea (about 10-15%) with each new brew. both suggestions I

got from this group so I can't take credit:)

I hope that helps!

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Olivia

Speaking of bottles has anyone heard anything bad about colored glass

bottles ...I picked some up and they are tested safe for wine and beer but

he didn't know if our low Ph would be ok. The bottles are sooo pretty!

Myree

myree.miche.com

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> Not yet. My husband loves his soda stream and would be horrified to find

> kombucha instead of soda water! If I were to try it, I would not store the

> kombucha in the soda stream bottle, since those bottles are plastic. I

> would immediately transfer the carbonated kombucha to a glass bottle and

> put it in the refrigerator. And I would rinse out the soda stream bottle

> well, so that the acid in the kombucha does not affect the integrity of the

> plastic.

> ---Olivia

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