[1vertical]

the thread pattern and closure on 2 liter plastic bottles of canada dry
ginger ale...not sure what all else is now no longer the same...

GRRRRRRRRR......my carbonator no longer will seal the gas in the new

 style....pssssssst.....dammit!      

[bo]

You can make your own with a cap and a tire valve.

[a10t2]

Kroger (aka City Market) store-brand club soda and tonic water still come in 1 L and 2 L bottles with the standard PET threads. I don't know if they have a store-brand ginger ale, but for $0.78 apiece you could always just dump out the club soda.

[1vertical]

Thanks guys, I just needed a little rant I guess. I have not looked very far for a
substitute.  The last 2 times I have bought that product the empty pet bottle did not
seal...so I figured with my luck the entire industry had left me in the dust as usual....

[euge]

I complained about this a while back. Pretty much all the PET bottles in my area have gone to the new thread and cap. The Carbonator people need to do a redesign or this nifty little item will be useless.

I've been hoarding my 2&1 litre bottles.

[tschmidlin]

The Talking Rain 2L bottles, and some store brand ginger ale and tonic water bottles I've gotten recently have all worked no problem with my carb caps.

[1vertical]

Great Idea above tho...
 Out comes the drill and the tire valve.

[euge]

I went the tire-valve route first and prefer the QD design as it is more stable and fits in with my system well. Get the screw on inflater for tire-valves. That way you don't have to hold it together while you shake the bottle.

[narvin]

I buy store brand club soda since there's no flavor to be left behind and they still fit.  I have to take the ring off that is attached to the cap when you buy it, though.

[bo]

I've found that a good soak in an Oxiclean solution will take care of the soda flavor/smell.

[denny]

And if Oxiclean (or PBW) doesn't do it, a strong baking soda/ warm water solution likely will.

[bonjour]

And if Oxiclean (or PBW) doesn't do it, a strong baking soda/ warm water solution likely will.

can you define "Strong"?

[denny]

And if Oxiclean (or PBW) doesn't do it, a strong baking soda/ warm water solution likely will.

can you define "Strong"?

Damn you nitpickers!    Not really, I guess.  It's kinda one of those "I know it when I see it" situations.