When it comes to getting a clean, healthy glass of water every time, having a purified water machine is the way to go. These come in different types, namely bottled and bottleless, and today we’ll explore both to give you a clear idea about the perks of both. We’ll also be touching on the best machines in both categories for 2020, to help kickstart your journey with a healthier way of life, and peace of mind that you and your family are getting a clean glass of water with every sip.

What is a Purified Water Machine?

If you’ve never heard of a purified water machine, you may have heard its alternative name: the water cooler. These machines are designed to filter the water before dispensing it, removing impurities and giving the drinker clarity about what they are putting into their body. Consumer oriented water distillers have been on the rise in recent decades, with many reverse osmosis machines hitting the market in the form of innovative coolers, and at times even being found in places like water bars. Having doubts about the water you put into your coffee? Don’t be shy to explore a purified alternative as additional protection from harmful bacteria coming from the tap.

Knowing Your Preference: Bottled or Bottleless

Companies like Aquazania typically offer two types of water coolers, namely the bottled and bottleless versions. The former is what you would typically expect a water cooler to look like, and comes with pre-purified large bottles of water for you to consume. This removes all elements of doubt, as the water has already gone through a purification process and is purified as it is presented to you. Bottleless alternatives plug into the main line of the building, and the machine does the purification work through a built-in filter. This has its benefits, as you don’t have to keep replacing the bottles, but also requires more maintenance in terms of keeping the machine clean, and the filters in working order.