What is DeepSparkle®?
DeepSparkle is Borg & Overström's unique sparkling water technology, designed to give great taste with a satisfying pop. Add a little decadence to your to your day with sustainable sparkling water.
The DeepSparkle® difference
Our unique DeepSparkle® recipe combines low temperatures with high-pressure saturation for an extended period of time, creating the perfect mix and long-lasting fizz.
Superior sparkling water
Whether its giving that extra ‘fizz’ needed to perk up a long working day, or to entertain conference rooms, our bottleless DeepSparkle® technology is the perfect addition to any environment.
"Borg and Overström carbonated water has a
good 'pop' and delivers longer-lasting,
refreshingly bubbly water"
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Replace, recycle and refresh.
It is easy to replenish your CO2 canister once it has run out. Our DeepSparkle® replacement canisters can be recycled in household recycling, for bottleless sparkling water which is good for you and the planet.
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Sparkling water FAQ's
Find out how to get the best of your sparkling water.
Check your CO2 pressure. It should be between 3.5-4bar pressure.
The CO2 pressure should be between 3.5-4bar.
Replacing a CO2 canister is a simple process.
CO2 canisters do not expire, so you only need to replace them when they are completely empty, or if you notice physical damage like rust or dents.
If your CO2 regulator is fully open, and you cannot achieve the target 3.5-4bar pressure, then the CO2 canister is most likely empty.
Our regulators come with a W21.8x1/14RH (BS341 no8) adaptor which makes it compatible with most CO2 canisters on the UK market.
However any regulator will work as long as it supports up to 4bar pressure and your regulator has a 1/4" John Guest style push fitting for the CO2 pipe.
From the factory, the carbonation tank holds 500ml of water. However your installer can slow the speed of sparkling water being dispensed, allowing for larger volumes of water to be dispensed.
To prevent dripping after sparkling water has been dispensed, the tap will dispense a very small volume of normal chilled water when the sparkling button is released. This clears the piping of any carbonated water which causes dripping.