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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!
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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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Drinking water wells in buildings are often overlooked in projects, which is a mistake, as they play a significant role in promoting both environmental sustainability and economic efficiency. These inconspicuous solutions provide easy access to clean drinking water, reducing the need for disposable plastic bottles and the associated environmental and financial costs. Which ones? About this in this article.
Environmental benefits
Reducing plastic waste: One of the most important benefits of green springs is the reduction of plastic waste. Plastic bottles are a major contributor to pollution, and their production consumes huge amounts of fossil fuels. By encouraging people to refill reusable containers at fountains, we can significantly reduce the demand for single-use plastic bottles.
Saving energy and resources: Producing, transporting and disposing of bottled water requires significant amounts of energy and resources. Drinking springs, on the other hand, use existing water infrastructure and minimal electricity for cooling or filtration, making them much more energy and resource efficient.
Water conservation: Water springs generally use municipal tap water, which is subject to strict quality standards. This helps to conserve water resources in contrast to the bottling industry, which uses large amounts of water for purification and bottling processes.
Reduced carbon footprint: The carbon footprint associated with transporting bottled water over long distances can be significant. Drinking water outlets in buildings reduce this footprint by providing a local and sustainable source of hydration.
Economic benefits
Savings: Installing and maintaining the sprinklers is more cost-effective in the long run compared to purchasing bottled water for the building's residents or employees. The initial investment in these solutions is quickly offset by the reduced expenditure on bottled water.
Maintenance capacity: Sprinklers have relatively low maintenance costs. They require periodic cleaning and possible filter replacement, but these costs are minimal compared to the ongoing expense of purchasing and managing bottled water supplies.
Productivity and health: Access to clean drinking water can ensure healthier and more productive residents or employees. Proper hydration is essential for cognitive function and overall wellbeing, potentially reducing absenteeism and increasing productivity.
A better image of sustainability: Adopting environmentally friendly practices, such as the provision of bottleless drinking water dispensers in the facility, can improve the building's sustainability image by attracting environmentally conscious tenants and customers.
In summary, in-building sprinklers offer countless benefits, both environmental and economic. They contribute to reducing plastic waste, conserving resources, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and saving money in the long term. Investing in drinking water springs is a sustainable and financially wise decision that promotes a healthier planet and more efficient building operations.
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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Universal access to drinking water in public spaces has been the norm for many years in Western European and North American cities. In many of them, drinking water springs were established as early as the 19th century and in some cases even much earlier. Today, in Poland too, there is increasing talk of the need to provide as many places as possible with public access to water. Why are drinking water springs in public spaces so important? What can we do to increase their number?
A drinking water well, also often referred to as a watering hole, a water supply or a spring, is a device that provides a public, free access to potable water from the municipal water supply system. They make it possible for everyone to drink fresh water, regardless of the time or lack of funds. In this way, one of the basic needs of every human being is realised.
Viewed from a legal and technical point of view, drinking water springs in public spaces are classified as so-called tap fittings. This is a piece of equipment in the water supply network that allows water to be drawn directly from the water supply. Fire hydrants, among others, are assigned to a similar category.
What is the case for municipalities to invest in public access to drinking water sources? First and foremost, it is nod to residentswho, thanks to the availability of public drinking springs, do not have to buy water in the supermarket whenever they feel thirsty. This translates not only into saving moneybut above all it allows real take care of the environment. How?
Good public access to drinking water significantly reduces the demand for bottled drinks. Consequently there is also a reduction in the amount of plastic waste generated. People are more willing to use reusable bottles, refilling them at drinking water spas when they have the opportunity. This benefits the environment, which is not littered with more plastic waste. Public access to drinking water springs thus provides a simple way to go green.
There are often doubts about whether this way of drawing drinking water is hygienic and safe for health. Fortunately, there is nothing to fear! Drinking water sources installed in public places are designed to allow for as the most hygienic water intake.
There are special hygienic flushing systems for spasThe water is then discharged in a cyclic pattern to remove any dirt or deposits without the need for staff intervention. Cyclical water discharges prevent stagnation and ensure the correct water temperature, ensuring high quality and hygiene of the spa.
About drinking water outlets are becoming increasingly popular with the public and more and more people are becoming aware of the need for public access to good quality drinking water is evidenced, among other things, by how often such proposals appear in the civic budget projects of various municipalities and cities.
Due to climate change and increasingly hot summers, unrestricted access to drinking water is extremely important, especially during the summer season. Then children, the elderly, as well as residents and tourists alike can ensure that they are properly cooled down and hydrated, despite the high temperatures. Drinking water sources in parks also encourage outdoor activities both adults and parents with children, as they do not have to worry about not having access to water.
Moreover, the initiative to build public drinking water springs has the broad support of the European Union. In 2020, the European Parliament adopted a directive that regulates the quality and public access to drinking water in all countries of the community. This action comes in response to the 'Right2Water' citizens' initiative of more than 1.8 million Europeans demanding improved access to safe drinking water.
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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In the 21st century, the reusable water bottle has become an almost indispensable attribute of every person who cares about their own health and the environment. While until recently we associated this type of gadget mainly with professional athletes, today more and more ordinary people also use reusable bottles. Why has the inconspicuous water bottle become a symbol of the fight for ecology? What should we consider when buying a water bottle or water bottle?
It is estimated that every minute nearly one million products are sold worldwide in single-use plastic PET bottles. Even if a significant proportion of these would be recycled, the problem of overproduction of waste is enormous. The reality is even worse, however, as only 30 per cent of it is recycled further. The rest feeds into landfills and ends up in the oceans, where it will decompose for thousands of years to come.
Investing in a reusable water bottle we can reduce this harmful waste. Although one person's decision seems like a mere drop in the ocean of needs, by looking at the issue globally, we can reduce the amount of plastic packaging we use by as much as a dozen or more kilos each year. If our relatives and friends do the same - we have a real impact on the environment. What is more, such a decision also has economic and health benefits.
Which type of bottle works best for us depends primarily on what we intend to drink from it. When it comes to clean, fresh water - the material doesn't matter much. Both a glass bottle, made of lightweight and highly chemically resistant borosilicate glass, and an aesthetically pleasing and elegant steel water bottle will work perfectly.. It is better to avoid plastic bottles in this case - after all, the idea of reusable water containers is primarily for the sake of ecology. However, even a plastic, reusable water bottle will be better than any disposable.
If you want to pack a coffee or tea to take away with you from time to time, a stainless steel thermal water bottle will work best. Depending on the model you choose, you can keep your drink at a high temperature for up to 12 hours. And when you want to cool down - a steel bottle with the right insulation will keep the temperature low for up to 24 hours.
A borosilicate glass bottle, although durable and much lighter than traditional glass, is unlikely to work as a gadget for a child or teenager due to the greater risk of damage.
Choosing the right capacity depends primarily on our needs, our daily activities and the availability of drinking springs during the day. If we need a water bottle mainly during excursions, workouts or walks, during which we have a high demand for water and we do not have the possibility to conveniently fill the container for a longer period of time, preferably models with a minimum capacity of 700 ml or 1 l. At home or in the office, when we have a convenient, easily accessible drinking water supply at hand, a 300-500 ml bottle will suffice.
When buying a water bottle, however, it is not only the capacity and the material of manufacture that matters. A very important aspect we should pay attention to is the leakproofness. After all, none of us wants to have a flooded backpack or bag. If we are fizzy water lovers, it is worth noting whether our bottle is suitable for this type of drink. When making your decision, you should also check on the size of the opening and the shape of the water bottle. Although not many people pay attention to this, it is actually very important for our convenience especially when cleaning. Most bottles are recommended to be washed by hand, so the design should not only be pretty, but also convenient and functional.
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The popularity of tap water for drinking has been growing in recent years. More and more people are reaching for tap water every day, giving up buying water in plastic bottles. Although tap water in our country is perfectly safe, it is worth realising the need for basic hygiene when using drinking water dispensers. What is the sanitisation of water dispensers? Why should you take care to clean your water dispenser regularly? Is sanitisation complicated?
The appearance of various types of dirt on the external parts of water dispensers is perfectly natural. After a certain period of use, various microorganisms and germs accumulate there, which can cause unpleasant discomforts. This applies both to drinking water dispensers set up outdoors in public places and those used in the office or private home.
Water dispenser sanitization is nothing more than a service to clean all the components of the machineThe aim is to remove mineral deposits and various impurities. It consists of a thorough disinfection of the pipes, thus ensuring a high level of hygiene and safety in the intake of drinking water from the dispenser. Importantly, the sanitisation of water dispensers also has a positive effect on the taste of the beverage and the performance of the dispenser itself, contributing to a reduction in energy consumption.
It is recognised that at least sanitise the water dispenser once every six months. For this purpose, we should contact a professional sanitation companyThe water heater will be inspected and disinfected using steam and appropriate detergents that reach into hard-to-reach areas. If we take care of this, we only need to follow basic hygiene rules on a daily basis to enjoy easy and safe access to drinking water.
By using the services of a professional water dispenser sanitisation company, we can enjoy the best tasting drinking water. The cleaning process removes mineral deposits that form scale in hard-to-reach areas of the dispenser. This sediment affects how we experience the taste of the water, so regular cleaning is important. What's more - frequent descaling of the dispenser helps to prolong its life and prevent certain malfunctions, especially if the water we have access to from the water mains is mineral-rich and hard.
Taking care of regular sanitisation of the water dispenser we can detect some technical problems with the equipment at an early stage, thus avoiding serious and costly breakdowns. It is also a great opportunity to overhaul the equipment and replace components that are subject to natural wear and tear. What's more, a regularly cleaned dispenser is much more economical as it uses less electricity.
In order to maintain the high quality and safety of the distributor, it is worth investing in support in addition to regular sanitisation in the form of automatic rinsing system for HFS sprinklers. In this way, the cleanliness of the appliance can be further improved and stagnant water in the system can be prevented, thus preventing precipitation on the components. The HFS system can be easily adapted to any spa model. It does not require a connection to the electrical system, as it is battery-powered. The battery capacity is sufficient for approximately 9 months of use. Guarantees hygienic water intake, whether in parks, offices, schools or customer service points. The process of flushing the springs is responsible for the cyclical discharge of water through the spouts, thus preventing stagnation and reducing the risk of the proliferation of harmful microorganisms. A maximum of six water discharges can be made per day, which is sufficient even for springs that are used frequently.
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Adequate hydration is something we should remember no matter what time of year or age we are. Fortunately, drinking water instead of sugary drinks is becoming more and more popular every year, which translates into real benefits for our health. Still, many Poles drink too little of it. How can we change this? How can we encourage our household members to drink more water? Why should we consider buying a home drinking water dispenser? What are the benefits of having a drinking water dispenser at home?
Most of us associate water dispensers with offices, offices, clinics or other public places. There, you will often find these types of devices in corridors, accessible to all employees and customers. Until recently, these were mainly unattractive and difficult to maintain bottle dispensers, characterised by a large water tank that needed to be replaced regularly. Today, bottleless dispensers are increasingly common - more hygienic and easier to handle.
With this change in the public space, there has been increasing talk of the need for this type of solution in the domestic setting as well. Water dispensers help to develop the habit of drinking the right amount of water. They are simple and quick to use and the availability of different variants (chilled, heated, sparkling water) makes them more attractive than bottled water. As a result, using them comes automatically and we won't even notice when we change our lives for the better. Drinking water regularly reduces the risk of many diseases and has many long-term benefits for our health. By investing in home water dispenser we are taking the first step towards a better tomorrow for ourselves and everyone in the household.
When talking about domestic water dispensers, it is impossible not to mention their impact on ecology and our household budget. Every day, people throw away hundreds or even thousands of tonnes of plastic waste. Each single PET bottle can decompose for a thousand consecutive years. Even if we take care to segregate and all bottles are recycled, the processing of the raw material itself also has a negative impact on the environment. This is why it is so important to minimise the amount of waste produced as much as possible.
Water distributors for the home significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste in our households. With a direct connection to the mains water supply, they provide us with water in a hygienic and safe way, as well as being completely environmentally friendly. It is much more convenient than using water from a filter jug, as it does not require constant refilling and filter changes, while offering much more possibilities.
This approach is also good for our wallet. By investing in a water dispenser and developing the habit of drinking water, we save on buying bottled drinks. We can use water from the dispenser both at home and when going out or on trips. All you have to do is fill the reusable bottle directly from the device before leaving and take it with you.
Fortunately, the market for drinking water dispensers is so developed that we do not have to limit ourselves. We can easily find something that meets all our needs. What is worth looking out for?
First of all, our water preferences and expectations of the dispenser are important. Do we only care for water at room temperature or would we like to be able to access chilled or heated water quickly? Do we want a dispenser with access to plain still water or do we prefer the option of home-made sparkling water? Different devices offer different functionalities, so when choosing a home dispenser we should put our preferences first.
Another no less important consideration is the amount of space available and the design. It goes without saying that we would like the new appliance to blend in perfectly with the design of our kitchen. This means both the specific amount of space we can use for the dispenser and the materials and overall design of the appliance. Depending on how the room is finished, we can go for white, black and elegant steel dispensers.
Additional aspects such as the glass filling cradle, the activated carbon filter or the UV lamp on the inlet and spout are also worth noting, as are the energy-saving features.
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Free access to drinkable water is one of the most important rights of every human being. Fortunately, today there is more and more talk about providing access to drinking water sources in public spaces, as well as in offices, residential buildings, schools or offices. In this way, both human well-being and the environment can be taken care of. Why is it so important to include drinking water springs in building designs?
There is no denying that the subject of free access to drinking water is being raised more and more in public. Although it might seem that in Poland, compared to Western European countries, this topic is only just beginning, the reality is that more and more cities are choosing to set up drinking water springs in public places. In countries such as Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain or France, universal access to drinking water springs and fountains is natural.
The fact that access to water is needed is evidenced by actions at various levels. In 2020, the European Parliament adopted a directive regulating the quality of and access to drinking water in European Union countries. The legislation was a response to a citizens' appeal called 'Right2Water', which was signed by more than 1.8 million Europeans. This project was about safe access to drinking water for all citizens of the community.
To a lesser extent, such initiatives can also be seen at the local level. In an increasing number of local authorities Public drinking water projects get a lot of attention in civic budgets. This means that Poles want solutions that would improve access to water and support environmental action.
By law, every employer should provide its employees with access to drinking water. Until recently, this meant having to set aside space for the storage of bottled water packs or bottle dispenser cans. Both their purchase and storage were not only problematic but also costly. What's more - it involved the disposal of a huge amount of plastic rubbish, making this solution very harmful to the environment.
Progressive environmental education, as well as a concern to minimise the costs associated with providing employees with access to drinking water, has meant that ordering bottled water has become a thing of the past. Increasingly, the design of public buildings, as well as offices, schools or universities, is including drinking water sprinklers as a compulsory interior feature. By connecting the devices directly to the water supply, you can easily contribute to the environment and save money. It is also worth adding that well-designed drinking water outlets are completely safe for health and ensure adequate, hygienic water intake.
It is worth realising that, in the 21st century, more and more people are paying attention to eco-friendly solutions. This means that offices, offices, schools, universities, clinics and other buildings where publicly accessible drinking water springs are installed will have a better reputation among staff and visitors alikeThe organisation's staff is not only a source of information, but also a source of information: pupils, customers or clients. Such a small thing often translates into their satisfaction and, consequently, the prestige of a particular organisation.
Furthermore, buildings with installations that include public access to drinking water springs are more popular among investors. Despite the small effort and low cost, including drinking water springs in buildings makes a place more attractive in the eyes of decision-makers. It is also a way of achieving LEED or BREEAM green certification, which helps to build the whole brand image of being green and caring for the needs of employees and customers.
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Drinking tap water is becoming more and more popular every year. Some drink it for the sake of saving money, others for the sake of the environment. Still others choose to drink tap water simply because it tastes good. Despite this, there are still many myths circulating about the quality of tap water. People repeat rumours that it is poor in minerals, contaminated, unfit for consumption and sometimes even poisonous. What is it like in reality? Is drinking tap water healthy?
Myths about tap water are usually repeated by people who remember the communist era in our country. At that time, it was not uncommon to see murky, smelly water with a strong smell of chlorine coming out of the tap. Such water was undrinkable and everyone was aware of this.
Today, however, much has changed in this respect. Water treatment systems have undergone extensive modernisation, so that the quality of the tap water has improved significantly. What's more, the regulations imposed by the European Union are very strict and force us to make sure that the water meets the relevant requirements. Thanks to this water in Polish taps is not only drinkable, but also rich in minerals and simply tasty. The problem of external contamination is marginal, affecting only 0.3%.
There is no doubt that with the current restrictive regulations on tap water quality, it is completely safe and healthy to consume. It contains many valuable micronutrients that are responsible for the proper functioning of our body.
Contrary to oft-repeated myths drinking tap water does not promote the formation of kidney stones - There are no studies to support this theory in any way.
The argument about the high harmfulness of chlorine in tap water is also untrue. Although it is indeed used to disinfect water, the amount is negligible, strictly regulatedso that it is still safe for health.
Some people believe that even if tap water is drinkable it is of little value. However, such thinking is wrong - the composition of tap water is not very different from bottled water. What is more, ordinary tap water often performs better in terms of mineral concentration. It contains calcium, magnesium, sodium, phosphorus, sulphur, copper and potassium, among others.
The composition of tap water varies, depending on the city. In Poland the best water quality is in Krakow, the Tricity, Poznan, Warsaw, Lodz and Katowice. It is not uncommon for it to be of much better quality than most spring water available on the market. In practice, this means that the main argument of those opposed to drinking tap water about its poor quality is simply false.
Those who have been using tap water for years need no convincing as to why it is worth drinking tap water. But what can convince those who prefer bottled water? We have already written about the fact that tap water is a healthy alternative to bottled water and sweetened drinks above. What other arguments are worth considering?
First of all drinking tap water is much more environmentally friendly. In this way, we reduce the amount of plastic we use, which litters our planet, and we also reduce the carbon footprint associated with transporting bottled water. So in this day and age, with more and more people concerned about the environment, drinking tap water is becoming the norm.
Just as importantly, by forgoing the purchase of bottled water in favour of tap water you can save a lot of money in the household budget. Often the crowning argument against tap water is the love of carbonated water. These days, however there is nothing to prevent sparkling water from being prepared at home using tap water. By buying a modern water dispenser, we can get exactly the water we want in no time: chilled, heated and carbonated. Such a device is aesthetically pleasing, does not take up much space and enables hygienic tap water intake. So there is nothing stopping you from taking care of the environment, saving money and starting to drink tap water!
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Access to fresh water is extremely important, not only during hot weather. Adequate hydration is crucial for our health and well-being. A sip of cool, bubbly water can bring relief and quench thirst. With a sparkling water dispenser, you don't have to worry about the logistics and carry bags of spare water. Refreshment is at your fingertips - in the office, at home or in the office. How does a sparkling water dispenser work and why is it worth investing in one?
Most people associate water dispensers with large, plastic devices with a huge bottle attached. Such a sight could until recently be found in many offices, offices or public places. Today, however, it is a thing of the past, and the water dispensers have undergone a real makeover. Not only do they fit in much better with their surroundings, thanks to their elegant design, but they also have many more functions and are much greener.
Modern dispensers offer the possibility of instant acquisition of cool, hot, room-temperature and also carbonated water. The dispenser is connected to the running water mains, from which it draws water. Then, inside, the water is heated, cooled or carbonated and goes into our cups and bottles. The whole process takes just a fraction of a second, and we can enjoy delicious carbonated water almost immediately.
Due to the growing demand for sparkling water dispensers Whether for offices and offices or for private homes, the industry is growing rapidly. Not only do we have all sorts of shapes and colours to choose from, which will fit perfectly into any interior design, but also a whole range of functionalities. The most common type of device is, of course, the free-standing carbonated water dispenserwhich is simply placed on the floor, usually in the kitchen or corridor.
In addition to these, there are also compact dispensers, which look like coffee machines and are placed on a countertop or table. As a result, they take up less space and are ideal for offices and private homes.
Innovative wall-mounted and recessed sparkling water dispensers are another option. These allow the filling of carafes, bidons and bottles. Such devices are ideal for locations where a free-standing dispenser is not the safest choice. For this reason, they are most often chosen for offices, offices, schoolsflats or medical facilities. Although they look inconspicuous, they enjoy very good performance - depending on the model, they are able to provide fresh, chilled, sparkling water at up to 150 litres per hour.
Dispensers also differ in the way they operate. On the market, you can find very convenient touchless carbonated water dispensers, which have a keypad activated from a distance of 1.5 cm. This is an extremely convenient and hygienic solution, especially in the case of sparkling water dispensers located in areas accessible to the public, such as offices, hospitals, offices or health facilities.
Drinking bottled water or using traditional bottled water dispensers is hard to talk about going green. Such activities produce tonnes of plastic waste, which is not neutral for our environment. By using bottleless carbonated water dispensers we can significantly reduce the amount of waste produced, thus contributing to the welfare of the environment.
Modern units are connected directly to the mains water supply, using high quality tap water that is completely safe for health. This not only reduces waste, but also removes the logistical problem of having to order and store bottled water. This also promotes savings, so that the purchase of a sparkling water dispenser pays for itself in an instantboth in the office and at home.
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