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Old 11-18-2007, 05:41 PM   #11
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I saw a neat technique over on instructables.com (cool site, btw).

A guy takes sugar and yeast and water in one bottle, and uncarbed soda in the other bottle. Then, with nothing more than a couple of caps, some pressure fittings, some tubing and a pressure gauge, the guy transfers the CO2 into the soda until fully carbed.

No yeast in your soda, no fancy kegging equipment. I don't know how practical or wasteful this technique is, but it sure seemed like a clever way of getting a little carbonation.


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