UPDATE: We have notified our winner – Susan D and we await her reply.
We’re happy to announce that SodaStream is generously sponsoring this Great Green Giveaway — offering one lucky reader a Fountain Jet Starter Kit.
Love sparkling drinks, but tired of the time, expense and eco guilt involved in buying seltzer and soda that’s packaged in plastic, aluminum and glass? Not crazy about all the sugar and chemicals in those pre-packaged drinks? Check out SodaStream, and start making your own. SodaStream is the world’s largest manufacturer, distributor and marketer of Home Carbonation Systems, operating in over 30 countries globally, with over 8 million soda makers sold to-date, worldwide.
To enter, simply:
- visit SodaStream
- Then leave a comment on this post, answering the following: How many plastic, glass and aluminum containers do you think you would conserve, (per month), by using a Fountain Jet?
- Add the following address to your email address book: m at AlternativeConsumer.com.
One lucky winner will be selected in our Random Drawing, and notified by email. Contest ends Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at 11:59p (EST). Winner has 24 hours to claim their prize, or offer is null and void. Winner’s name will also be included on this post. Giveaway includes free shipping, anywhere in the USA.
*One entry per person.
*EXTRA CREDIT If you have your own blog, you can post about the giveaway with a link back to this giveaway post. To make sure we know, you can come back and leave a comment with a link to your blog post. If you Twitter, you can tweet about the giveaway (once per day), and be sure to refer to @altCon, and leave a comment linking to the status. You can also receive additional entries 3 more ways: subscribe to our RSS feed, follow us on Twitter or friend us on FaceBook. (If you’re already a subscriber, just enter a comment to let us know.) Time’s ticking, so start clicking – good luck!
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I follow you on twitter – ncschools
I tweeted.
http://twitter.com/ncschools/status/4880210257
I would conserve about a two liter bottle every week.
I would definitely save at least 50 cans, since we drink a lot of soda. I always feel guilty for not recycling especially because it is really hard to recycle in our area.
Probably about 45 :)
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I’d say we’d save 20
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Hi Maureen! Have you announced the winner of this contest? Kevina nd I were talking about the SodaStream last night, as he’s FINALLY started to really enjoy carbonated water. It’ll be a huge help with his diabetes – we’re so eager to keep making progress… it’d be especailly awesome if we could reduce landfill space as well as our carbon footprint with something so easy as the SodaStream. We’re trying to save for one… it’s a slow process!
Being in environmentally conscientious city of Boulder, Colorado – I feel the more we can contribute to help reduce plastic or aluminimium wares, the better. The SodaStream machine is fantastic as it allows me to save over 100 cans or 30 plastic bottles a month just from personal consumption. Going green, using less sugar and being able to formulate your own soda recipe is not only being environmentally conscious but also being creative and resourceful. It also helps to create better healthier mindset by not drinking all the preservatives that are normally found in commercialized sodas. It’s nice to know that one has control and create your own soda and take a more proactive stance to one’s own health and lifestyle, and not be controlled by corporations.
Sincerely,
Wei Chyc
cwkc at ymail.com
720-352-2403
Great product!
You save time, money, effort, have a good fresh soda drink and above all you’re also keeping the planet clean. I love it!