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How to Clean a Drinking Water Fountain
To ensure that your water fountain has a long lifespan & remains hygienic, proper maintenance is key. Learn how to clean your drinking water fountain today!How to Clean a Water Cooler
In order to reap the health benefits and enjoy the refreshing taste of filtered water, your cooler or fountain needs to be maintained and cleaned on a regular basis. Here is a comprehensive guide on how to clean a water cooler.Stay Hydrated - Heat Awareness
We all look forward to the summer heat, but it's important that we all take steps to ensure that we are prepared for the hot weather so that we don't suffer from heat exhaustion, or worse, heatstroke. Find out more.World Health Day 2022 - Our Planet, Our Health & The Importance of Water
April 7th is World Health Day, which celebrates Our Planet, Our Health. As we're one of the UK's leading water companies, we wanted to talk about the importance of water. Staying hydrated is integral to a healthy life. Read our blog to find out more.The future of the office: What will the workplace look like post-pandemic?
110v Water Coolers: Providing Construction Sites with Hassle-Free Water
A water cooler is a staple of the construction site. Not only is the provision of safe drinking water a legal necessity [1] but the water cooler is also often a great place for colleagues to socialise while on a job.Return to the Office: Are you prepared?
Gyms reopen on July 25, how will members stay hydrated safely?
Let’s look at the options for gyms and members...
The Office Water Cooler in a Post-COVID World
How does UV light sanitise drinking water?
You may have been hearing a lot about UV light over the past few days, specifically because the US President suggested it to treat coronavirus patients.
There is a type of ultraviolet light that does kill viruses, it’s called UVC. It is dangerous to human skin, and quite rightly, the global medical community have rejected President Trump’s suggestion. However, UVC light is an extremely effective tool against decontamination and sanitisation. It has been used in hospitals for years. It is also the best way to kill viruses in water.
So how does UVC work, and how effective is the use of ultraviolet light in drinking fountains, water refill stations, and dispensers to provide safe drinking water?
Drinking water and coronavirus
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