Sodafresh PET Bottle Do's and Don'ts
Get the full life span of 2 years and top performance of your PET bottle.
Why Are These Guidelines Important?
Following these PET bottle guidelines ensures your safety and extends the life of your soda maker. PET bottles are built for specific conditions, and misusing them, such as adding hot liquids or over-carbonating, can cause damage or even health risks. Sticking to the do's and don'ts keeps your soda fresh, safe, and your equipment in top shape.
Do's
- Use for carbonation and beverages only:
Soda maker PET bottles are specifically designed for carbonated water and beverages in general. - Fill to the max fill-line:
Fill the bottle at most up to the maximum fill-line to ensure safe carbonation. Less is always possible. - Rinse and clean regularly:
Wash the PET bottles with hand warm, soapy water to keep them clean between uses. - Store in a cool place:
Keep bottles away from direct sunlight and heat to maintain their durability and integrity. - Check expiration date:
PET bottles for soda makers often come with an expiration date. Replace them as needed to ensure safety and performance.
Dont's
- Don’t Use for hot liquids:
Never use PET bottles for hot or boiling liquids above 40°C as this will damage the material. - Don’t freeze PET bottles:
Freezing PET bottles can cause cracks and compromise the bottle’s integrity. - Don’t overfill:
Overfilling PET bottles beyond the max line can lead to unsafe carbonation and spilling. - Don’t use damaged or old bottles:
If a bottle shows any signs of damage (e.g. cracks, discoloring or dents), replace it immediately. Bottles should also be replaced according to their expiration date. - For sugary drinks follow the rules:
Carbonate sugary beverages only with soda makers that are designed for it. After carbonation, submerge the Fizz-Infuser in a glass or bowl with hand warm water to make sure all the sugar of the the previous carbonation gets dissolved. Let its sit overnight if necessary. Sugar can impact the functionality of the safety valves if no washed out after use.
PET Bottle Warning Page
Polyethylene terephthalate
Material type: Indicates the bottle is made of PET plastic, important for recycling purposes.
Carbonate water only
Usage restriction: Only suitable for carbonated water.
Temperature
Temperature range: Safe to use between 1°C and 40°C.
Never use if damaged or deformed
Safety warning: Do not use if the bottle is damaged or misshaped. Not dishwasher safe
Not dishwasher safe
leaning instruction: Do not clean in a dishwasher.
BPA free
Health information: Free from Bisphenol A, a potentially harmful chemical.
Expiry date
Usability limit: Indicates the expiration date of the product (e.g. 02/2028).
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FAQ
Can I carbonate any type of drink in the PET bottle?
How do I clean the PET bottle properly?
Hand-wash the bottle with warm water and mild dish soap. Do not use hot water or put the bottle in the dishwasher, as it can damage the bottle. You can use one of our silicone brushes.
How long do PET bottles for soda makers last?
PET bottles have a life span of maximum 2 years, also depending on usage and condition. Always check for an expiration date on the bottle.
Is it safe to store soda in PET bottles for an extended period?
Yes, but for optimal freshness, consume within a few days. It’s a food safety question, not a PET bottle problem. Food expires. This is just a bottle.
What should I do if the bottle looks worn out?
Can your bottles be recycled?
PET carbonation bottles can be easily recycled. The triangle on the bottle indivates the type of PET that has been used and help sortingit. Check your product packaging to look for the recycle codes. You can also contact your local authority for further information on recycling.