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Romantic ways to make use of your home water cooler

February 2nd, 2010 No comments

tea in bed from your home water coolerValentine’s Day is on the minds of many of us, particularly as it seems to be creeping closer and closer…If you’re looking for new and exciting ways to treat the love of your life to something special this year, look no further than your home water cooler, and execute any one of our innovative and ground-breaking ideas, any of which are a sure fire way to impress your someone special:
• Treat them to a lovely cup of tea made from the hot tap on your home water cooler. Delivering it to them in bed along with a continental breakfast is another good way to earn brownie points.
• Use some of the spring water from your home water cooler to make ice cubes; make them special by adding chopped up fruit, jelly heart sweets, or, if you’re feeling very adventurous, a ring…(we cannot guarantee that this is the best way to propose…)
• Get in touch with us and make sure that your water order is taken care of for the next week. You could even set up an automated delivery system so that your other half literally doesn’t have to lift a finger (until they need to pour a drink, that is).
If you have any questions about our products or about setting up a romantic auto-order, please do get in touch and one of our friendly team will be more than happy to help.

Be inspired by your home water cooler

December 1st, 2009 No comments

We at Home Water Coolers are a creative lot (or so we like to think…), and part of that is feeling like we can be inspiredbe inspired by a home water cooler by things which we find around us, seeing beauty in the seemingly ordinary and mundane, and finding ways in which to express our love of all things, well, watery. This week we’ve been thoughtfully contemplating the ways in which many artists have been known to use various materials to create beautiful pieces which celebrate the purest liquid we know, which gives us life and nourishment, energy and vitality (see, we’re getting there already). Monet’s Waterlillies is probably the most famous example of a watery celebration, beautifully constructed on a canvas.
If you’re looking for something to get to your inner artist, why not invest in a home water cooler, which will not only provide a great source of spring water for whenever you may desire, but will also stand proud and strong as you gaze at it, and decide how to convert your love of this wonderful machine into visuals for all to appreciate and enjoy? Whilst you’re thinking, you can pop over for refreshment, try and different temperatures of water from your cooler, and think some more.
If you find yourself getting artistic, do let us know, and maybe send some pictures of your creations! We always love hearing from you.

Benefits of Having a Home Water Cooler

September 14th, 2009 No comments

slimcoolsituaDrinking water regularly will hydrate you and help flush toxins out of your system, but it’s also great for your skin and general well being. What better way to ensure you drink the required daily intake of water than by having your very own water cooler in your home? By having a water cooler in your home you will have easy access to purified drinking water 24/7.

Other great benefits of having a water cooler in your home include:

  • You will have purified water at your fingertips making it easier to get your eight glasses a day required intake.
  • You won’t have to drink warm tap water anymore, water coolers provide cold water everytime.
  • The water cooler will encourage your children to drink water over suguary drinks as they will enjoy getting their own water from the cooler.
  • You will save money as you won’t be buying bottled water or as many other drinks from the shops.
  • You can place a water cooler in an outdoor area saving you the hassel of having to come inside for a drink

If you would like to purchase a water cooler for your home please contact Home Water Coolers on 0845 006 3309 or via email at contact@homewatercoolers.co.uk