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Water Cooler Wonder
How do you know which water cooler is right for you? At first glance, this does seem rather like a tacky romance type quote assigning such human importance to the relationship between you and the water giver. If we look a later deeper however, you will find that...
The Power of Water
Gobsmacked. Yep, that’s me. ‘Why’, you ask? ‘Let me tell you’, I answer. Because of this man: Mr Moser. Alfredo Moser. Inventor of the bottle light. In 2002, the Brazilian mechanic had a light-bulb moment and came up with a way of illuminating his house during the day...
AquAid and Kidney Research UK – Water for the London Bridges Walk 2013
AquAid is all about water, hydration and water coolers, and most importantly, supporting sustainable charities. Kidney Research UK is all about funding research aimed at finding better treatments, and ultimately a cure, for kidney disease. They have over £10.1 million...
Water and Salt – Part II
Too Much Salt (High Sodium Levels) The most common form of sodium imbalance is a blood sodium level that is too high. Excessive blood sodium levels mean that your body lacks enough water to cope with the amount of sodium it contains. Contrary to popular belief, the...
Six Ways To Still Conserve Water During A Heat Wave
So, last week, we spoke about the keeping hydrated in a heat wave. This week, before everyone goes doo-lally with water usage, the Sergeant Major in me (he’s as stocky as Stockton and he’s moustache is more bristly than Bristol) harrumphed up and hissed ‘Water...
Water, Sweaty and Sodium
I've always had an inkling about the too little / too much salt intake factor. To me, it’s always about balance and moderation. Yes, most foods are so stuffed with salt that we've become a nation that could probably turn into a pillar of salt without any help from...
Salt Water & De-Salination
It seems strange that water should be such a scarce resource when our planet is drenched in 326 million trillion gallons of the stuff. But it turns out that less than one-half of 1 percent of it is drinkable. Out of the rest, 98 percent is oceanic salt water and 1.5...
Hydration and the Heat Wave
Or as Martha sang, ‘Heat wave .... uh ... Heat waaaaaaave ...’ Or as a fellow FB’er posted ... ‘Don’t we just call this summer?’ Anyhow, tamayto, tomado, whatever the weather *cue all-knowing sniggering* the fact remains, when the temperatures soar, do you know how to...
Water with your Muesli (moo – oo – ooo –sli)? I think not!
Cereal. I personally have never been a fan. Bo-ringggg. The name itself conjures up an image of sleepy-eyed morning zombies sitting at the kitchen counter cud chewing their way through their morning repast. I’ve always been more of the ‘Breakfast? Pah! Breakfast is...
Is Water an Antioxidant?
In short, no. But the following all contain water (clever that), so is it a conundrum? Water is found in most liquids, antioxidants are found in some of those liquids so whereas an antioxidant can be water, water can’t be an antioxidant. Excuse me, I have to sit down,...
Water Cooler Gathering Jibber Jabber
This week I thought I’d take my foot off the proverbial history; good-for-you, bad-for-you, beat you with the facts and dates accelerator and trip the light irreverent with some more trivia: Channel Tunnel To dig the Channel Tunnel, 11 tunnel boring machines were used...
B&DTWC (Before and During The Water Cooler) – The 20th Century
Tadaa! In this the 3rd of 4 instalments, we present to you the continuing saga of how cool, refreshing drinking water trickled its way through the past until it reached you in the very convenient water cooler machines of today. 1900 Manchester enlarged the Lake...
All Around The Water Cooler (with apologies to Jimi Hendrix)
So, there I was, lurking (and trust me, blogista’s lurk with style) at the water cooler, almost in a lion-gathering-around-the-watering-hole (but not as predatory) manner, waiting to pick up on tips regarding the general consensus of the effectiveness of said water...
Water and Energy
So you thought that water was just good for drinking and for fish to frolic in? Not so! For a number of years there has been an incredible amount of research and development into wave power / energy as a renewable energy resource for the globe. Here I pause [ ...
The Elephant Pump
The Elephant Pump is based on a 2000 year-old Chinese design that the CEO of The Africa Trust, Ian Thorpe, adapted to make it stronger, more durable and made and maintained using materials that are locally available in remote rural sub-Saharan African communities. The...
Hydration, Water and … Chia Seeds?
Staying properly hydrated ensures that all of your bodily functions are … well … functioning. You can only go three days or so without water, and as your body loses its hydration, you will experience all kinds of awful side effects. Dehydration can cause irritability,...
When Water (A Lot) Leaked from My Eyes
As you may have gathered by now, I like to think of myself as a bit of a card carrying clown-arounder, not taking ‘stuff’ too seriously and always looking for the pun, the sarckie (that’s sarcasm to you) the silly, but ….. there are some days when all the malarking...
Lemon Water – is it really good for you?
I always remember my mum and her ‘home-made’ remedies – most of which I disliked intensely, as they involved gaggingly horrible ingredients like molasses and cod liver oil (I kid you not) and other such horribles. Now, as a fully-fledged adult (as I would have you...
BTWC – Before the Water Cooler – 19th Century
In order for us to reach the very convenient, refreshing and rather necessary plateau of the age of the Water Cooler, this is how water wended its way throughout the UK throughout the decades. This week, we look at potable water solutions and discoveries through the...
Life-giving Fluids – Blood and Water
There are so many beliefs, myths and legends about this life giving force, it’s not difficult to see why blood has taken on an extremely mysterious ‘persona’ about its capabilities! Facts Let’s demystify this rather incredible fluid. Human blood is 83% water. The...
Guest Blog – AV Danzer support in Africa: The Elephant Pump
As UK specialists and leaders in the supply of modular buildings and portable accommodation, AV Group /Danzer / Rentacabin© are committed to protecting and enhancing local and global environments. Along with our commitment to sustainability we also try to give back...
Water Coolers in the Workplace – It’s the Law!
Here is the ‘Law-uh’! (to be said with an old-school-spaghetti-Western-type-small-town-sheriff pronunciation). In the U.K. the Workplace Health, Safety and Welfare Regulations of 1992, Regulation 22 places requirements on the employer with respect to the provision of...
AquAid South Coast – Ten Year Anniversary for Telesales Whiz – Mary Graham
We’re always on the scout about for titbits, interesting news and finding out more about the rather marvellous people that contribute to AquAid’s success. So, last week, I received from feedback from AquAid South Coast that Mary Graham, Telesales Extraordinaire, is...
BTWC – Before the Water Cooler
Ever wonder what came BTWC (Before the Water Cooler)? Here’s our first instalment about the history of water supply in the UK – hold onto your cups, because this timeline gets a little hairy at times! 1325 Franciscan Friars lay a pipeline into Cambridge from a spring...
Super, Duper Ways to Save Water – Part V
From ice to veggie peelings through to getting the hound involved, here are 10 more super water saving ways: When you give your pet fresh water, don't throw the old water down the drain. Use it to water your trees or shrubs. Catch water in an empty tuna tin to measure...
AquAid Surrey supports Radio Marsden Sponsored Cycle Ride 2013
Radio Marsden is offering 50 cyclists the chance to ride part of the Olympic 2012 road race route. They have organised the sponsored ride for Sunday, June 30th to raise funds for vital new studio equipment. After more than 44 years of entertaining patients at the...
Hydration – Children and the Elderly
I don’t know if you are aware of this, but in the U.K. a rather large percentage of people that are hospitalised are admitted with illnesses that stem or are complicated by dehydration. It is rather sad to think that in such a marvellous country, with all of the...
Water and the Wobble …
(... that’s ‘Wobble’ not ‘Womble’) We harp on about drinking water, water, water – with good reason! I bet I’ll get your attention when I say that not drinking enough water can make you fat (wobbly). That’s because even when you’re mildly dehydrated, you can raise...
Water Contained – Bottles, Bilges and …
I often wonder who it was who first came along and thought – ‘hmmm, water in a large bottle waters many people, no large bottle, less people watered’? So, I investigated a little and this is apparently the case: Can’t be pinpointed, but apparently, a form of plastic...
Water and the Environment
An Inconvenient Truth – Conspiracy or Reality? In this world there is a surprisingly small amount of the population – just 19% according to a survey done by InternetWorldStats - that have access to the internet and to all the information it brings. I really thought it...
Tanning, Sunburn and Water
What is the difference between sunburn, sunstroke and heat exhaustion? In a previous blog, I rather optimistically spoke about Spring being on the horizon, the grass rising … so now I may as well stretch that optimism further (boiiiinnnggg-ing) by casting my foresight...
11 Amazing Trivial Facts about the U.K.
On Good Friday in 1930, the BBC reported, "There is no news." Instead, they played piano music. (They were probably all gathered around the water cooler). In England, in pubs or bars, you can have drinks but you are not allowed to get drunk and in Scotland you are on...
Once upon a time there was a Water Boiler called Winston and a Kettle called Karl …
... Karl worked tirelessly throughout the week day in and day out in an office in Oughtibridge. Then the book keeper received the electricity bill and almost blew a gasket. He asked the office manager to conduct some research, specifically to do...
Water, Blobbing and You
I've been reading through my notes for the blogs for this week and it all became a little overwhelming. So I let my brain head out West and the rest of me went to top up on the Java. Then my brain knocked politely, ‘Coo-ee, I’m back’ it warbled. ‘What?’ the...
Guest Blog – VisionEvents support in Africa: The Elephant Pump
As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy, we are very aware of the impact that the event production industry has on the environment and communities and as a member of this sector, we always look at ways in which we can give back. One recent...
It’s all about the Water … and the Tea and the Coffee
Tea Time. Choose any of the innumerable varieties of teas and herbal drinks, not only to stay hydrated, but also to reap piles of benefit for your body. Black tea contains catechins, flavonoids that can improve cardiovascular health and may help prevent cancer. Green...
No Water despite…….
… Rain (blizzards, snow, and sub-zero temperatures) or Shine (weak lemony coloured sun that wouldn't tan a meringue) you begin to notice that your staff is a tad dispirited, if not outrightly unproductive. No spring in their step, no whistle in their walk. So, at...
Ways with Water for Spring…..Spring has sprung, the grass has ris’ ……
Spring is apparently upon us, so hopefully with temperatures on the rise, the keeping fit and getting in shape for summer is becoming priority One. This means (hopefully), that one’s water intake will increase too. To make your water intake more fab and fun, herewith...
Why Water is just … Better!
We still think water is better. Find out why we think so here. When you start to drink more water, you'll find that you drink fewer fizzy drinks and fewer high-calorie drinks. There are a few major benefits to this: Swapping water for fizzy drinks helps to decrease...
Water Coolers bring aid in the form of an Elephant Pump
The Elephant Pump – how does it work? What is it? The Elephant Pump is a manual activated water pump based on a 2000 year-old Chinese design that the CEO of The Africa Trust, Ian Thorpe, adapted, to make it stronger and more durable. This award winning Pump brings a...
Dan’s Dare becomes Dan’s Record Breaking!
There are seven billion people on this planet and only one has run 521 miles on a treadmill in a week! AITC’s Dan Lawson broke Sharon Gayter’s incredible record in the early hours of this morning, surrounded by well-wishers and supporters including Albion in the...
AquAid Water Coolers (South Coast) and the Saints!
No stranger to hard work that brings results, AquAid South Coast have a substantial customer base that they have been servicing since 2000. This is achieved, in part, by being staffed by a great team, headed up by Mike O' Dononghue, photographed below assisting with a...
Hydration Hydrate
Hydration Verb A compound, typically a crystalline one, in which water molecules are...
Dan’s Dare – run along (for charity) now!
Albion in the Community (AITC) is Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club’s innovative, multi award-winning and independent charity. AITC use the power of football and the reach of Brighton & Hove Albion to deliver projects in the areas of health, education,...
Drinking Water – Treat yourself
As we’ve mentioned before, the adult human body is composed of up to 70 percent water. A huge amount of water is lost through metabolism, exercise, temperature regulation, waste transportation and digestion. Needless to say, it is essential for your health to stay...
The Africa Trust Update – March 2013
Overview With funding from AquAid, the Africa Trust has gone through a period of remarkable growth during the last twelve months. The pump installation and sanitation program has been expanded within Zimbabwe and over the eastern border into Mozambique. Groundwork has...
Water in Schools – Does your child’s school promote water?
Various campaigns and studies to do with schools and drinking water conducted over the last decade or so have produced a mixed bag of results. One thing is clear though – a hydrated child is a much happier child for a number of reasons. This fact, combined with you,...
Supercallafragalistic ….. Ways to Conserve Water – Part IV
Collect water from your roof to water your garden. Rather than following a set watering schedule, check for soil moisture two to three inches below the surface before watering. Install a rain sensor on your irrigation controller so your system won't run when it's...
Four unusual reasons to install a water cooler
I’m sure that we've all heard the expression, ‘Don’t drink the water, fish live in it’ and all the rather awful imagery conjured up from that thought. If that isn't enough to put you off drinking tap water for a good while, try these water inhabitants on for size:...
AquAid supports The Wishing Well Foundation and H2O International SA
Always up for keeping people hydrated and being able to have access to clean drinking water globally in far-flung regions, AquAid, through H2O International SA, a South African water purifier and filter company, has recently become a supporter of a rather marvellous...
Water Coolers off to a great start in 2013
As you may well know, an integral part of AquAid’s professional ethos has always been to work smart; be kind to our environment (from whence we draw our sustenance in so many ways) and be charitable with a knock-on effect by involving ourselves in sustainable projects...
Water Coolers Birmingham where Service and Charity abound
As was mentioned in our previous blog, we at AquAid Birmingham maintain great staff retention partly due to our work ethic and partly due to our organisation being staffed by a team of professionals who also care about those other than themselves. This attitude is...
Water Boiler – History of the Water Boiler / Heater
298 AD – 306 AD There has been evidence of Romans built large baths with heated water and although these were not individual water heaters, this was a first step towards water heating. At the height of its power the Roman Empire had conquered most of Europe, including...
More about Coffee
More about Coffee (English), Koffie (Dutch), Kahve (Turkish), Aahwa (Arabic) Historical A French doctor in the 1600’s suggested Café Au Laits for patients, inspiring people to begin adding milk to coffee. Largely through the efforts of the British East India Company...
Cool Drinking Water
Multifunctional Water coolers don’t just mean cool, clean, fresh drinking water on demand. They can also mean piping hot water for your favourite hot drinks to warm you through the nippy cold months. I’m referring to our range of water boilers . Even more convenient...
But it doesn’t taste nice!
For ages now I've been paying more attention to a certain element of nature, with the scientific call sign of H2O, more commonly known as WATER. Why is this? You ask. Well, a ways back, all of a sudden, I started developing migraines. Never experienced one in my life,...
Water Coolers Birmingham – AquAid Birmingham tooting our horn for life changing causes!
Inception and operations We've been in operation for 13 years. An indication of our commitment to what we do shows in our great staff retention: Lindsey Page, our dynamic Office Manager, has been with AquAid for 10 years Joe Farnell, Account Manager extraordinaire,...
Will taxing sugared soft drinks make you drink more water?
Earlier this year, France imposed a tax on sugary soft drinks after a study found that more than 20 million of its citizens are overweight. Health campaigners in the U.K. are pressing for a similar tax. Researchers at Oxford University calculate that a 20 per cent tax...
Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink! (With apologies to Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
Water makes up almost sixty six percent of the human body and seventy percent of the brain. (Can’t drink this). At birth, water accounts for approximately 80 percent of an infant’s body weight. One ear of corn is 80 percent water. (Can’t drink this either). 75 percent...
Water cooler water versus tap/ fridge/ kettle
Drinking sufficient water increases employee productivity and employee wellness is an important issue for companies both big and small. Did you know that employees not performing at their best may be dehydrated? According to health news, scientific evidence between...
Foods and drinks that dehydrate you
Even if you’re making an attempt to stay better hydrated, you may be ingesting dehydrating substances without even realizing it. Sodium is a big culprit When you eat salty foods, your cells tell your brain that you’re thirsty. Examples of foods high in salt are fast...
Water Cooler Etiquette
Did you know that by taking a 5 minute break and drinking a cup of water will refresh you almost immediately? So head on over to the water cooler for a cool drink of spring water to kick start your energy levels and get you back into super productivity mode. It also...
Fun Ways to Keep Your Children Hydrated
Encourage your children to eat water-rich foods At home and in the lunchbox, encourage your child to eat water-rich foods like grapes, watermelon, cucumbers, carrots, and tomatoes. Float slices of fruit (such as lemons or limes) in a jug of water Or be creative...
The Great Coffee Debate
Coffee is one of those substances that have both good and bad stories written up about it all the time. What’s the Good skinny? (No, not a skinny, latte, mocha, silly story). Coffee does contain antioxidants. But better to not rely on this as your only source of...
How well do you know your water cooler?
How do bottle fed coolers and mains fed coolers differ? Bottle fed water coolers are free standing units that use a large plastic bottle to deliver water, and can be either bottom or top loaded. Mains fed water coolers hook up to the main water supply and utilise...
More Simple, Practical Ways to Save Water
For this, the 2nd collection of the Super, Simple, we’re stepping up the effort factor a notch. Still simple, still practical, requires only a tad more thought and self-conditioning. Monitor your water bill for unusually high use. Your bill and water meter are tools...
… But the greatest of these is charity.
And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity ~ King James Bible (Cambridge Ed.) The end of the year is drawing closer and there is so much thought given to the peace, joy and season of giving that is Christmas. So, while...
Super Simple, Practical Ways to Save Water
For now, forget the guilt inducing and super conservative heavy tomes about water conservation which can seem a little laborious and difficult to put into practise. Here is the 1st collection of Super Simple, Practical Ways to Save Water that really will make a...
Five Benefits of Drinking Water
Water helps keep you hydrated, which is important because every single cell in your body needs it in order to absorb nutrients and expel waste products. But what are some of the less well known benefits of drinking water? 1. Drinking Water Is Good For Your Skin Water...
5 Water cooler essentials
Having a water cooler in your office or home is fast becoming the norm. For many, the fact that it produces water is good enough, but why not get the most out of your water cooler and ensure that your money spent is money well spent. Here are 5 water cooler essentials...
How does a water cooler work?
We all love the cool, refreshing water we get instantaneously from our water cooler whether it be in our home, office or school. But for the majority of us, how this all happens on demand from a mere touch of a button is unknown. The most popular water cooler is the...
The water cooler – how it began?
The water cooler - from a simply block of ice dating back to the Victorian days to now being noted as one of the most important pieces of equipment that has contributed to the health and well-being of children and adults alike. The water cooler has come a very long...
Dehydration and its effects on the body
The importance of drinking water cannot be underestimated. Water helps the body to perform many of the functions it needs to thrive. Without water a person's body will literally begin to shut down. Thus, it is very important for people to obtain the proper amount...
It is time to invest in a water cooler for your office.
After reading all the facts about how drinking water benefits not only your staff but you bottom line as well, you have decided that now is the time to get some water coolers into your office. But choosing your supplier and what type of machine you use is no longer...
Water for toddlers
As strange as it might sound, toddlers need to drink as much water each day as an adult does. Toddlers between that age of one and three need to drink around 1.3L of water each day. If you actually look at the body weight of the average toddler and the amount of water...
Water coolers giving back
How many of us take the water coming out of our taps or water coolers for granted? It is always there and if it would one day stop, what would we do? Fortunately we all live in a first world country where water is a resource readily available to everyone, just about...
Water Boilers
The days of having to boil your water over a fire is long gone, but the need for warm water is still as important as it was hundreds of years ago. Fortunately, for us water boilers have evolved with the times, and we are now able to get hot water anywhere and at any...
Hyponatremia – Is there such a thing as too much water?
Anyone who has picked up a health or fitness magazine in the last 10 years will know that drinking water has many health benefits. The human body is about 70% water so keeping well hydrated aids weight loss and keeps you looking younger and full of life. Experts...
Maintain your water habits during winter
Just because the winter is approaching it does not mean that your basic body functions change. Therefore it is not advisable to change your water drinking habits just because it is getting colder. You may not be sweating as much but you still require water to...
Why water?
What makes water so special that we are told from a very young age to drink eight glasses a day? Is it really that important to keep hydrated and to drink enough water every single day? The simple answer is yes, we do need to drink enough water each day. The reasons...
Selecting the best water cooler and supplier
When you a look at all the information and data that is available on the advantages of keeping your family, students or staff members correctly hydrated, you will soon realise the importance of selecting a water cooler that will be able to service all your needs. The...
Water to increase company productivity
Most business owners are looking to increase their staff’s productivity, and companies will spend endless funding to ensure their staff’ will perform at their best. The reality is that by ensuring their staff members are correctly hydrated, they could increase...
8 Creative ways to encourage drinking of water
By now we are all fully aware of the benefits of drinking water, but to some, the taste of water does not encourage us to drink our recommended daily amount of water. Here are our 8 tops tips to adding some spice to your water... 1) Herbal mint leaves. Try adding...
Water coolers in schools
Have you ever stopped to consider what your child is drinking when you are not around? Bear in mind that the majority of a child’s day is spent at school in the care of others. Another fact to consider is that dehydration is serious for all of us, but no more so than...
A mains fed water cooler in your office : 5 good reasons to get one
1. You won’t run out of water Bottled water coolers quickly run dry with heavy demand, and water suppliers are limited to the number of bottles you are able to store. With a Mains Fed system, this problem is easily solved, as it is connected to your building’s water...
A Bottled water cooler in your office: 5 Good Reasons to get one
1. It’s for a good cause Using an AquAid water cooler means that 30p is donated to The Africa Trust with every supplied bottle of water, and 10p is donated to Christian Aid. The African Trust focus on sustainability and job creation, which are key to dealing with...
Water Cooler – Health and Safety
Your water cooler will provide you with clean, purified drinking water; however it is up to you to keep the actual device in a clean and safe environment and to ensure that the water cooler itself does not become a hazard in anyway, whether you are using it at home or...
AquAid’s Survival Tips – Deserted with no access to clean water
In the very unfortunate event that you find yourself stranded outdoors away from civilisation, you will surely need water far more quickly than you will food in order to survive. Luckily there are some fantastic methods you can apply in order to keep yourself...
Drinking water habit
We hear so often that water is the healthy option and we are convinced that water is good for you. But how do you go about making drinking water a daily habit? Here are some basic tips, which may seem obvious, but if put into practise, drinking the correct amount a...
Your local Water Cooler Supplier
Choosing which water cooler company to go for is no longer about who is the cheapest. The importance of staying hydrated is so well known now, that many companies are placing higher importance on reputation, service and quality. It is extremely important that when...
Scary facts about water
One would think that in the modern world that we find ourselves in, everyone has access to the most essential element needed to stay alive, but unfortunately, that is not the truth. Here are some very interesting and extremely scary facts about water that you might...
AquAid News – Issue 39
AquAid is proud to sponsor Christian Aid’s water-related projects around the world. Thanks to your support, AquAid has been able to donate over £2 million to help Christian Aid help those in need. Planting the seeds of hope. Faced with the dual challenges of climate...
History of Coffee
As the most consumed drink on the planet, coffee is something that many people depend on each day to survive. But where exactly did it come from? According to legend, a young Ethiopian goat herder discovered coffee in the 9th Century when he found his goats eating the...
Water boilers for the office
With the need to be more environmentally friend and energy conscious, the water boilers offers the perfect solution. They are compact, space saving and eco-friendly, offering every office the perfect solution to all their hot water needs. Whether you are looking for a...
Water use during the Olympics
The London Olympics are now just a few days away and the anticipation is starting to show in the entire nation. The United Kingdom Olympic team has a very good change of walking away with one of the top spots for overall medal counts. However, have you ever thought of...
London Olympics
With the London 2012 summer Olympics only a few short weeks away, it is time to look at all the interesting statistics that surround this sporting spectacle. This event will be held in the United Kingdom for the third time, making London the first city to host the...
A water cooler company that cares for the environment
Being one of the biggest water distribution company in the UK, we at AquAid not only focuses on providing clean and fresh water to all our clients, we are also committed to doing it in the most environmentally friendly way possible. To achieve this we have changed the...
Benefits of Water – Better skin and health
It is so much easier and simpler to have a healthy lifestyle and healthy skin than most people think. The basics of a healthy lifestyle are finding the right balance between healthy living and the correct intake of good quality fruit and vegetables. The healthy...
Drinking water aids weight loss
There are thousands of diets, formulas and many quick fix solutions to assist the masses in losing weight, but the majority of these products are only designed to offer false hope and quick profits. The correct way to lose weight is to watch what you eat, have a...
Benefits of Water – Pregnancy Part 3
It is amazing what water can do for expecting mothers. For everything from reducing headaches, cramps, dehydration and constipation, water is the answer. Most pregnant women suffer from headaches caused by a lack of sufficient water intake. Many expecting moms tend to...
Benefits of bottled water
There are many advantages of having a water cooler in your home, office or education building. Some of the best advantages of drinking enough water every day are that you will actually improve you mental and physical abilities. One of the biggest selling points for...
Why drink Water
Not a day passes without us being told to drink enough water. But what are some of the reasons we are told this every day? How important is water to our daily lives? The simple answer is that without water our bodies will not survive a few days. Water is the biggest...
