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Old Feb 27, 2007, 08:14 AM
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Can someone tell me a feasible way of bottling home made flavoured sparkling water (in pet bottles) without it getting flat?

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put the lid on.

You only lose carbonation every time you open the container.
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put the lid on.

You only lose carbonation every time you open the container.
Thanks but thats not quite what i meant..... i make the sparkling water in large barrels...around 55 gallons to yield around 300 or so 16 oz pet bottles...i want to know how i could bottle it without the sparkling water in the large container becoming flat during the duration of the bottling process (say around 40 mins)

hmmm, would a tap system be good enough?
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