Could Now Be The Time to Invest in a Domestic Water Filter?

by Water-Coolers-Direct on May 15, 2013

Population figures report that London is currently home to almost ten million inhabitants. This means that an incredible strain is being placed on water supplies. As a result, Thames Water is seriously considering implementing a program that would see its residents being supplied with recycled toilet waste that is treated in a way which makes [...]

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Bottled Water Predicted to Overtake Those of Regular Soft Drinks By 2015

by Water-Coolers-Direct on May 8, 2013

Although it may be all around us in different forms, water is usually not a beverage that many people give a second thought to. However, the water benefits that our bodies receive when drinking it are a lot more than we realise. In fact, the sales of bottled water look set to overtake those of [...]

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Just One Can Of Fizzy Drink A Day May Be Damaging Your Health!

May 3, 2013

Recent studies have shown that those who consume one or more soft drinks per day stand a higher chance of developing diabetes later in their lives. While opening a can of fizzy drink is convenient when we are thirsty, it seems like this habit is doing our health far more harm than good. This is [...]

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Hydration for Children

May 1, 2013

The human body is made up primarily of water. There is nothing more important to the health of individuals, especially children, than an adequate intake of fresh, clean water. Children often do not take in enough water on their own without parental intervention. As a result, it is important for parents to understand how much [...]

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Plumbed in VS Bottled Water Coolers

April 26, 2013

When adding a water cooler to your home or business, you should consider whether you want to go with plumbed in water coolers or bottled water coolers. Both have advantages and disadvantages that you should be aware of as you make this decision. The information below should give you some help when it comes to [...]

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Drinking Filtered Water

April 25, 2013

Recent studies indicate that more and more people are concerned about what might be in their water supply.  In fact more than 50% of Americans have concerns about the quality of their water and are increasingly showing a willingness to pay for treatment in the home. Here at Water Coolers Direct we have also noticed [...]

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Drinking Water Helps Improves Exam Grades

April 24, 2013

A recent study conducted by the University of East London confirmed one of the many benefits of drinking water – it can help improve your performance on exams. If you are a student or somebody who finds themselves in a position where you have to face particularly difficult tests or assessments, one of the biggest [...]

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Hot Tap Top Tips

April 22, 2013

Our Head of Hot Tap Technical at Water Coolers Direct, Paul Morton gives some great tips and advice on and how you can make sure you get the most out of your Hot Taps! Train your Staff – Training staff in correct usage of Tap can prevent damage and or injury. Service Plan – Regular servicing to maintain [...]

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Businesses Get Into the Green Scene

April 17, 2013

Many businesses are electing to make small changes in the way they operate in order to help the environment. With the government’s recent incentives such as the Green Deal more and more companies are realising that not only can they do their bit for the environment but they can also save money at the same [...]

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Top 10 Tips to Help You Stay Hydrated

April 11, 2013

Sometimes it can be tricky to make sure you get your recommended intake of water. Here we have put together 10 simple steps to help you keep hydrated! –         Replace your snacks with Fruit (water melon, grapes, oranges, grapefruit), Water packed vegetables (green pepper, cucumber, lettuce, celery, tomatoes) & soup. -          [...]

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