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Best deal on SodaStream from Amazon (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The SodaStream Genesis sparkling water bundle is on sale for £39.99 on Amazon, saving you 44% on list price.
Sparkling water is not for everyone. In fact, we can’t think of many things more polarising than those little bubbles.
There is no in-between when it comes to sparkling water. You either love it or you recoil in disgust whenever your lips make contact with the stuff. But right now, we’re talking to the fans when we point out that you can save big on a sparkling water bundle on Amazon.
The SodaStream Genesis bundle lets you enjoy fresh sparkling water from the comfort of your home at the touch of a button. The bundle includes one sparkling water maker with carbonating bottle, one carbon dioxide cylinder from SodaStream, one Dr Pete flavour syrup, and an extra blue emoji bottle.
You can now pick up all of the above for just £39.99 on Amazon. This is down by 44% on list price, saving you £32. There is no time limit on this deal, but we don’t see it sticking around for long at this low price.
Add some sparkle to your daily hydration with this SodaStream bundle.
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