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Francis Asis | 18:27 Thu 21st Oct 2004 | Food & Drink
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Does anyone know the what the alternative to Soda Stream was called? It was around in the 1980s.
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no i dont no sorry

I search soda stream call number and any other information to join this company.

IT ALWAYS WAS SODA STREAM AS I HAD 1 IN THE 80S
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No I don't mean an alternative name for Soda Stream. I mean another company made the same thing and called it something else. That's the name I can't remember.
It was Merrimix, made by British Oxygen
The name of the fizzy drinks maker was most definitely "Merri-Mix" made by Clearline Home and Leisure Products Ltd, Croydon, London. I bought mine at the Ideal Home Exhibition in the 80's and still have it! It's been tucked away at the back of my cupboard for years because I was unable to locate a stockist to swop the old gas cyclinder for a full one. Have searched the net for any reference to Clearline but with no luck so must now throw it out - unless anyone has any more info.
Well, there is this site: http://www.sodastreamalternative.com, but it does not name a company from back in the 80'ies. Nevertheless, it is a site dedicated to SodaStream Alternatives.
Well, there is this site: http://www.sodastreamalternative.com, but it does not name a company from back in the 80'ies. Nevertheless, it is a site dedicated to SodaStream Alternatives.
I see that the link to the other company is broken. This is the correct link (without the comma at the end). sorry guys! http://www.sodastreamalternative.com
Actually - that link is http://www.sodastreamalternative.com - but it does not name a company from back in the 80'ies. Nevertheless, it is a site dedicated to SodaStream Alternatives.
It was the Merri-Mix, I designed the mechanism and it won a Design Council award and a couple of patents were granted. I think it started as a Sprklets project but then spun off to Clearline Home and Leisure. I still have one at home but don't think you can get gas canister refills any longer.
I do remember us all being full of fizzy drinks when we had the first prototypes made! Cheers John T
I have just found a cylinder in a drawer that I have cleared out. It must be full otherwise why would I have kept it?

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