CO₂ Capsule for Sparkling Water Makers

The Libraso CO₂ gas cylinder is the essential component for transforming ordinary drinking water into refreshing sparkling water in seconds at home. Designed to be compatible with most modern soda and sparkling water makers, this high-quality cylinder contains pure, food-grade carbon dioxide. Its convenient capacity allows you to prepare several liters of your favorite sparkling beverage, reducing the need for single-use plastic bottles and helping the environment. The cylinder also features a safe, easy-to-install and replace design, ensuring consistent, powerful bubbles every time you use your machine.

Technical specification:

Gas Type: Pure, high-quality carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas intended for food use.

Production Capacity: One cylinder (0.6L capacity) can prepare up to 60 liters of sparkling water, depending on the desired level of effervescence.

Compatibility: Compatible with LėPRESSO soda makers and most machines using a standard screw-type cylinder system.

Material: The cylinder body is made of lightweight, durable, high-pressure-resistant aluminum.

Dimensional Weight: Typically contains approximately 425 grams of compressed gas.

How to use:

Preparing for installation: Before attempting to install the cylinder in the device, ensure that the protective plastic cap and small sticker are removed from the cylinder head.

Installation: Tilt the sparkling water maker or open the back cover (depending on the model), then insert the cylinder and rotate it clockwise until it is securely fastened.

Carbonation process: Ensure that the water bottle designated for the device is filled only to the maximum fill line. Then, press the start button in short bursts (one second per press) until you hear a hissing sound indicating the completion of the process.

Maintaining performance: It is preferable to use very cold water during the carbonation process, as cold water absorbs CO₂ gas better and faster than warm water.

Safe storage: Store spare cylinders in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or high heat sources. Avoid attempting to manually open the valve.