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In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Water is an essential component of a healthy diet, especially for children during their development. Drinking water instead of sweetened beverages has a number of health benefits, and the introduction of water dispensers in schools can make a significant contribution to promoting this healthy habit.
The first important argument for the consumption of water by children is that water is essential for the proper functioning of the body. Water is the main component of the human body and plays a key role in metabolic processes, digestion, nutrient transport and body temperature regulation. For a developing child's body, maintaining adequate hydration levels is particularly important.
An additional aspect is oral health. Water does not contain harmful sugar, which is present in sweetened drinks and can lead to the development of tooth decay and other dental problems. Consuming water instead of fizzy drinks or sugary energy drinks has a positive effect on oral hygiene.
The introduction of water dispensers in schools is key to promoting water drinking among children. Water dispensers provide easy access to fresh and chilled water, which can encourage pupils to choose water as their primary beverage. Additionally, the presence of dispensers in schools eliminates the need for drinks sold in vending machines or canteens, which are often high in sugars and artificial additives.
Education about the health benefits of drinking water also plays a key role. Teaching children about the impact of hydration on their health and providing them with information on the harms of excessive consumption of sweetened beverages can lead them to make more informed food choices.
In conclusion, drinking water instead of sweetened drinks has numerous health benefits for children. The introduction of water dispensers in schools is an effective strategy to promote this healthy habit, providing easy access to fresh water and eliminating the need to reach for highly processed drinks. Education on the health benefits of drinking water further reinforces children's awareness of the role water plays in keeping them fit and healthy.
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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For some time now, we have been hearing more and more about the idea of zero waste and different ways of consuming less. Is zero waste in construction even possible? What can we really afford to do?
In the construction industry, we have a lot of solutions - technological, design or management-related. How important is choosing the right product in reducing resources?
With increasing environmental awareness in society, consumer demands for the quality and functional qualities of the products they purchase are also increasing. We try to make our surroundings not only pretty, but also functional. We choose ecological paints, create interesting installations that, for example, use leftover water to irrigate plants. This does not surprise us, and among the enquiries from our customers, the topic of appliances that are not only modern and economical, but also have a real impact on improving the lives of users and contributing to the implementation of ecological measures in life, comes up frequently.
How does the idea of sustainable construction and multi-criteria certification help to save resources?
This idea is causing the construction industry in Poland to change and evolve strongly. Developers wishing to distinguish their offer on the market are introducing a number of amenities in their facilities, thanks to which they raise their standard and score in the eyes of increasingly demanding customers. This results in thoughtfully designed and intelligent buildings that are user-friendly and environmentally friendly. For example, the installation of networked water dispensers inside buildings not only makes it possible to meet the obligation to provide drinking water to employees and guests, to increase its utility value, but also makes it possible to reduce the amount of plastic waste entering the environment thanks to such solutions.
How important is product lifecycle management in minimising waste?
These days, less is more, which is why campaigns such as less plastic or responsible shopping are so popular. But in order to be able to implement these measures, it is necessary for interesting alternatives to existing solutions to appear on the market. Eco-friendly solutions are those that do not end after a single use, but which will serve us many times over. These are solutions whose production does not generate huge amounts of toxins or require the consumption of hectolitres of water, and whose end result is that they are not recyclable or biodegradable. Therefore, all these aspects of the life cycle of products should be taken into account when trying to create solutions that are good for our environment, ones that will serve our planet at every stage.
How can the creation of awareness and the opportunities available to us - education in the area of zero waste in construction - take place?
Awareness-building often takes place by choosing solutions that make a real contribution to minimising waste in the environment. In recent years, bottleless water dispensers have become very popular; installed in facilities, they make it possible to provide access to drinking water for all those who are thirsty, but above all to show others that there are such devices at all, that tap water is healthy and tasty. Creating awareness is best started from the youngest, for example by installing water springs in schools. In this way, we instil in children ecological habits that they will want to continue into adulthood.
Is it even worth it?
Speaking of the solutions proposed by Zdrojownia: springs, distributors and drinking water springs, we can point to the real financial benefits we will achieve by installing them in our facilities. These are savings related to the reduction of costs associated with the purchase of bottled water, the need to store it, or waste disposal. In addition, we are also talking about non-quantifiable benefits such as a real impact on improving the environment, creating pro-ecological and pro-health behaviour, raising the standards of buildings, increasing their functionality and performance. In fact, ecology should not be measured in financial terms. Ecology is a necessity of our times, an opportunity to improve and ensure good living conditions on our planet.
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Have you ever wondered how many plastic bottles end up as waste in our environment every day? On the web or on television, we can find videos and photos showing downright piles of empty plastic bottles, or seas, lakes and rivers full of them. Plastic does not decompose, staying in the environment for hundreds of years, plastic particles are eaten by marine animals, plastic penetrates crops - all this means that we 'eat' plastic every day, which certainly does not make us healthier. Environmentalists are sounding the alarm that we are facing a plastic doom, but I don't think we are necessarily taking their words seriously yet, and the threat is real.
There's a trend at the moment for being fit - eating healthily, exercising and drinking more pure water, because only adequate hydration makes us feel better and is good for our health. So, we go to the shop and buy more plastic-wrapped water, the plastic waste bins are bursting at the seams filled with plastic bottles, because since you have to drink 1.5-2 litres of water a day, so everyone who drinks bottled water throws 1-2 empty bottles into the rubbish every day. That's for one person, and if there are 2 people in the household, that already makes us a number of 4, and if there are children? That's even more. And let's think that this happens in every flat, in every home... what do we get? An alarming amount of rubbish in the form of plastic bottles!
Have you ever wondered what happens to this waste? They languish in landfills, ending up in our lakes, forests, seas? Only some of it is recycled, and processing it requires a lot of energy and water. Both the recycling and the disposal of plastic bottles result in huge quantities of toxic and carcinogenic substances entering our atmosphere. Is this what we breathe? Nice? Not so much...
For years, states, local governments and various foundations have been educating the public and encouraging the use of various eco-friendly solutions to ensure that our actions do not have such a negative impact on the planet. We are eliminating plastic bags, plastic straws, cutlery, cups and trying to reduce the consumption of water in plastic bottles. But what is the alternative? It's simple. There are many bidons on the market, reusable bottles that each of us, when leaving home or work, should fill with clean tap water and enjoy its freshness. Yes, yes - tap water is perfectly drinkable, but it must meet very high standards, be clean, at the right temperature and free of micro-organisms. And this is exactly what Polish tap water is like, as the water supply companies write and boast about on their websites and social media accounts. There are towns and cities that have completely given up bottled water when working in the magistrate's office, at customer service points, during picnics and city festivals, and local government officials encourage in various campaigns to give up plastic and choose ecological solutions.
Such solutions are the springs, sprinklers and drinking water dispensers installed in urban areas and public spaces. These modern devices solve the problem of water distribution in offices, office buildings, hospitals, clinics or to employees. Those who have so far been reluctant to drink water simply from the kitchen or bathroom tap (because this is indeed not the best way) are eagerly opting for dedicated devices, which are not infrequently equipped with water cooling and gassing functions. These dedicated devices are used solely for water distribution, and can be fitted with additional filters or disinfecting UV lamps if desired.
Using them is completely safe, hygienic and simple. For many years now, we have been supplying offices, offices, schools and urban areas with springs, spas and drinking water stations. These functional solutions make it possible to access drinking water wherever it is needed: at work, when walking, when doing errands at the office, etc. All you have to do is carry a bottle with you and fill it up at the dispenser. Some solutions allow you to drink water directly from the dispenser, without using a cup or bottle. But these days we recommend touchless dispensers, those that dispense water without you having to press the activation buttons. Such a solution is the A171-BF12 and BF16 series, as well as those models but equipped with very useful counters indicating how many plastic bottles have not reached the environment (-BCD models).
It is also worth looking at our indoor units that cool water but also carbonate it. The wide range of products allows you to choose a model with the water types of your choice: room-temperature water, chilled water, carbonated water, hot water or lightly carbonated water.
All units can be retrofitted with water filters or disinfectant UV lamps, or you can choose a model with an integrated UV lamp. If you would like to find out more about these solutions, please contact our representatives, they will explain everything and allow you to choose the most optimal solution. Stop buying water in plastic, be eco.
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Water is a fundamental element of our lives. Without it, we would not be able to exist, and therefore its quality and availability are key issues for our health and well-being. Although tap water is widely available and meets stringent quality standards, it is accompanied by many myths and misconceptions. Many of us have heard claims about the possibility of poisoning ourselves by adding substances to our tap water, about its lack of minerals or the harmful presence of chlorine. However, it is worth considering how many of these claims are actually based on fact..
In this text, we will dispel popular myths about tap water with scientific facts and expert answers. We will find out why tap water is safe to drink, what minerals it can provide, and what disinfectants are used in the water production process. In addition, we will look at the quality of water in Poland compared to other European countries to dispel the belief that it is of inferior quality. Let's find out together why you should trust tap water and not be misled by myths.
Right: This is a common myth that raises concerns about the quality of tap water. However, tap water is controlled at every stage, both during production and transmission to consumers. Water pipes are usually located deep underground, making it impossible for any substances to penetrate the pipe and add to the water. In addition, the water is regularly tested for quality and any irregularities are rectified immediately.
Right: This is also a myth. Tap water is saturated with valuable minerals such as magnesium, calcium and other minerals. The amount of these minerals can vary from location to location, but on average it contains more than 300 mg of minerals per litre. It is these minerals that are responsible for the build-up of so-called limescale in household appliances such as the kettle. Paradoxically, many people choose bottled water to get the same minerals that are available in tap water.
Right: This is another myth that has no scientific backing. The formation of kidney stones is not related to the hardness of the water we drink. Kidney stones are formed as a result of metabolic disorders in the body, not as a result of drinking hard water. It is worth pointing out that water hardness can affect limescale build-up in household appliances, but is not related to kidney health.
Right: Tap water can be drunk without boiling it. It is bacteriologically pure, which means that it is free of harmful bacteria. The high temperature when boiling the water only kills the micro-organisms, but such disinfection processes already take place during the production of water in treatment plants.
Right: Chlorine is used as a disinfectant in tap water. Its presence is aimed at killing and eliminating harmful bacteria, which contributes to keeping the water clean. The doses of chlorine used are carefully controlled and have no harmful effects on our health. Chlorine is widely used throughout the world to disinfect drinking water.
Right: Water from Polish taps meets the same quality standards as water in other European countries. All of these waters are subject to EU drinking water quality requirements. In addition, Poland has its own regulations governing water quality, which means that in some cases the water parameters may even be stricter than EU standards. Therefore, there is no reason to believe that Polish tap water is inferior to that in other countries.
In conclusion, many myths about tap water are untrue. Tap water is usually safe to drink and can contain valuable minerals. There are strict regulations and controls to ensure the quality of water supplied to homes, making it an economical and healthy source of hydration.
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Water is one of the most important resources on Earth, essential for life and a vital component of any building. Nowadays, with the increasing demand for convenience and efficiency, modern technologies are becoming a key component of residential and office building designs. One such innovative solution is modern water dispensers, which not only provide water but also bring numerous benefits to users and property owners.
Filling bottles of tap water in the bathroom or kitchen faucet where we have just washed the dishes is not very hygienic. In addition, tap water is not always at the right temperature for consumption. Modern water dispensers offer quick access to drinking water at the temperature of your choice, without having to wait for it to cool down or be saturated with gas to obtain carbonated water. This is extremely important in offices and factories, where employees often need quick access to water to stay hydrated and efficient.
Water in plastic bottles is an environmental problem. Modern water dispensers allow the use of tap water, eliminating the need to purchase plastic bottles and generate waste. In addition, these dispensers are often equipped with filtration systems that improve water quality, eliminating contaminants and providing a healthier alternative to bottled water.
Although investing in modern water dispensers may seem expensive at the outset, the solution can save money in the long term. Eliminating the need to purchase bottled water and reducing the energy required to produce and transport plastic bottles are two major cost-saving factors.
Modern water dispensers offer a range of innovative features and personalisation options. They can be used to control the temperature of the water, heat and gas the water, which increases the appeal for users. In addition, some dispensers are equipped with touch screens with information on water quality, origin and consumption, allowing users to keep track of their drinking habits.
Water in traditional jugs or bottles can become a source of bacterial contamination. Modern water dispensers are designed with hygiene and safety in mind. Filtration systems remove contaminants and eliminate bacteria and viruses, ensuring safe drinking water.
Modern water dispensers are the perfect solution for residential and office building projects. They offer convenience, time saving, eco-friendliness, cost reduction, innovation and attention to hygiene and safety. They can provide users not only with water, but also with the unique experience of using modern technology.
As technology and environmental awareness develop, modern water dispensers can be expected to become standard in residential and office building designs, helping to improve the quality of life for users and protect the environment.
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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If we want to provide access to drinking water for our employees, customers or guests, we do not have to opt for unattractive, unhygienic and cumbersome bottle dispensers. We do not have to rely solely on the costly purchase of bottled water, which additionally contributes to generating large amounts of plastic waste into the environment. No more having to stockpile cartons or gallons of water - their improper storage, unfortunately, has a negative impact on water quality. It's time to bet on modern and ecological solutions!
Water springs and tap water springs are modern and safe devices for the distribution of drinking water. They are ecological, economical and reliable solutions. They perfectly fit in with current trends of healthy eating habits and being environmentally friendly. Bottle-free tap water dispensers are ideal for offices, offices, workplaces, production halls, employee canteens or training and conference rooms.
What is responsible consumerism? It is nothing more than making thoughtful purchases. And this applies to purchases made every day for our own use, but also to purchases made for our company or for our employees.
Have you thought about how many bottles of drinking water you buy in a year for yourself, your employees and your guests? Do you know the real cost of buying this water, and do you realise how much plastic waste (water bottles) ends up in landfills through your daily consumption of bottled water? Before you order another bag of water or other drinks, you might want to consider replacing them with the modern and environmentally friendly solution of drinking water dispensers. These devices are connected directly to the water mains and distribute fresh, clean drinking water continuously, hygienically, economically and safely.
There are models that show how many plastic bottles have not entered the environment by using mains dispensers. There are those whose design not only allows you to conveniently fill up bidons or bottles, but also to drink water directly from the dispenser without using a cup or other vessel. Not only do we save water this way, but we also do not have to buy drinking cups and then incur the cost of disposing of them. If there are fizzy water lovers among you, it is worth investing in appliances that not only serve mains water, but also cool and carbonate it pleasantly, all using the latest eco-friendly cooling system.
It is worth changing your habits and showing that you care about the environment not only in your private field, but also in your work. In doing so, you also show others that your office too can be innovative and environmentally friendly.
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Drinking water wells are ecological, economical and safe solutions that provide unlimited access to tap water in offices, offices, workplaces, schools, shopping malls and public spaces: parks, town squares, playgrounds.
Powered directly by mains water, they contribute to reducing plastic waste in the environment and teach eco-friendly behaviour, making them an ideal fit with the policies and strategies of buildings seeking LEED or BREAM certification. Indoor units have a built-in eco-meter, showing the number of half-litre plastic bottles saved, and are made of recyclable materials and have reduced water consumption. The chiller-gas units are of the latest generation, using Green Peace-certified natural gas R290 as the refrigerant.
Outdoor sprinklers are installations that are increasingly used in eco-design and are desired by residents, city managers and building owners alike. They are installed on patios or at the entrances to buildings, as part of relaxation areas or bicycle stations, serving employees as well as local residents. They make buildings more open to the public and more functional. Importantly, in this type of outdoor installation, we can easily reuse waste water to feed nearby flowerbeds, so not a single drop is wasted.
Let's build awareness among our towns and cities, let's teach children and young people to drink clean, healthy water, let's shape pro-environmental behaviour by reducing plastic packaging, let's show that it's worth swapping water in plastic packaging for tap water, the quality and taste of which is often superior to that enclosed in a bottle.
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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As more and more people around the world become aware of the environmental impact of plastic, we are increasingly starting to look for ways to reduce plastic waste. One key part of this process is the search for alternatives to beverages and water in plastic bottles, which can make a significant contribution to reducing plastic packaging and have a positive impact on our environment.
Plastic water bottles are one of the most widespread sources of plastic pollution in the world. Although plastic is a durable material and seems ideal for storing water, its production, transport, and disposal pose a huge environmental problem. One major step towards reducing these harmful effects is to reduce our reliance on plastic bottles in favour of greener sources of drinking water.
Tap water, popularly known as 'tap water,' is one of the simplest and most environmentally friendly ways of supplying drinking water to our homes. First and foremost, using tap water eliminates the need to purchase plastic bottles of water, which significantly reduces plastic waste. Thanks to water purification systems in many regions, tap water is also safe to drink and meets all quality standards.
Water filter stations are another popular alternative to plastic water bottles. These devices allow us to filter tap water, removing unwanted substances and providing clean and healthy drinking water. In addition, reusable water filters are a great alternative to disposable plastic bottles. Owners of water filtration stations can use them for many years, significantly reducing the amount of plastic disposed of in landfills.
It is also worth noting that reducing the use of plastic water bottles has a positive impact on reducing carbon emissions associated with transport. The production and transport of plastic bottles generate large amounts of greenhouse gases. Using tap water or other eco-friendly sources helps to reduce our ecological carbon footprint.
Drinking water is an essential part of our daily lives, but choosing the right sources is key to protecting the environment. By reducing our use of plastic bottles in favour of tap water, we can make a significant contribution to reducing plastic waste and protecting our environment. This is a simple but effective way to preserve a clean and healthy planet for future generations. With our solutions, your tap water will not only be deliciously cool, but also carbonated. Check out our offer!
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Drinking water sources and dispensers in schools are an important part of ensuring access to healthy water for pupils. How do these state-of-the-art solutions affect comfort, health and the development of healthy habits among children and young people. This is discussed in this blog post.
Drinking water sources and dispensers in schools ensure that students have constant access to clean and healthy water. This is important because hydration has a significant impact on students' ability to concentrate and focus, which can improve their academic performance.
Drinking water is essential for keeping children healthy. Replacing sweetened fizzy drinks or juices with water can reduce the risk of overweight and obesity and improve overall fitness.
The introduction of water springs and dispensers in schools helps to develop healthy eating habits in children. This is important because these habits can accompany them throughout their lives.
The use of drinking water springs and dispensers can help to reduce waste in the form of plastic bottles, which are often used to store water. This, in turn, benefits the environment as it reduces the production of plastic waste and reduces the need for natural resources used in bottle production.
The implementation of a system to supply drinking water through springs and dispensers also contributes to water savings compared to the production and packaging of water bottles. This means less consumption of energy and natural resources needed for packaging.
A significant proportion of bottled water is produced in remote locations and has to be transported to shops and schools. Introducing springs and dispensers in schools reduces the need for lengthy transport, which in turn reduces the greenhouse gas emissions associated with transport. In addition, the school does not have to remember to buy water regularly or find a place to store water bottles.
In conclusion, drinking water sources and dispensers in schools have many benefits, both for children's health and for the environment. They provide access to healthy water, promote healthy eating habits and contribute to reducing the negative impact on the ecology by reducing the use of plastic packaging and conserving natural resources. We encourage everyone to join the ranks of modern and eco-friendly school buildings!
In this section you will find a range of practical information related to our solutions. In the articles, we share our experience, discuss implementation steps and highlight good practices. It is a reliable source of information and advice on the provision of drinking water in public spaces, the legal regulations in this area, the benefits of installing drinking water dispensers and the technological aspects in this field.
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Sustainable construction is primarily intended to generate social and financial benefits. It is one of the main elements of the European Union's economic development strategy in recent years. In the near future, it will be based on smart, sustainable growth and on improving energy efficiency and optimising the use of natural resources, but above all on reducing greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere. All this should ultimately translate into an improved quality of life in society.
For many years, the most important thing was the dynamic global economic development, the intensive industrialisation, which unfortunately contributed to the enormous devastation of the environment. It was only after many years that a sobering up, so to speak, came and now both manufacturing and construction technologies must take the ecological aspect into account. Moreover, innovation is what counts nowadays. Consumer demands are increasing, with tenants paying attention not only to the aesthetics of facilities and buildings, but also to their functionality and economic efficiency, e.g. optimum operating costs.
For many years we have been supplying the Polish market with solutions that change the face of our schools, offices, workplaces, public buildings, parks, squares etc. Sprinklers, springs and drinking water stations are devices that have proven themselves for years overseas, but now also in Poland. These innovative, functional but also ecological solutions contribute to the improvement of the natural environment. In view of the alarming pollution of the environment by plastic waste and the increasing emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, one of the important issues is to reduce the production of, among others, plastic beverage bottles.
Sprinklers and springs provide unlimited access to drinking water for all who are thirsty, and are great for office buildings as well as the surrounding area. They are changing attitudes towards so-called tap water and reducing the use of plastic packaging in favour of using reusable containers.
Creating designs that meet the needs of society while remaining competitive in the marketplace and are user- and environmentally-friendly is a very broad concept, offering scope for creativity on many levels. Buildings that are energy-efficient, functional through the use of the best technologies, but also those that make optimal use of natural resources, ensuring the longevity of the building and minimum operating costs.
This is precisely what modern water dispensers can do, raising the standards of the facilities as well as the innovation and functionality of the design. For inspiration, please visit our PHOTO GALLERY.
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