So you’re looking to make some healthy changes at home? Fantastic! There’s never been a better time to prioritise your health and wellbeing, as well as to help the other members of your family to do the same. The COVID-19 pandemic has shown us just how fragile our immune systems are, so paying better attention to what we’re putting into our bodies can go a long way to helping us recover from unexpected illness moving forward. Part of this involves remembering that water makes up over 60% of the contents of our bodies, and we need to drink at least two litres a day. You may have thought about buying bottled water, or getting a water dispenser for your home. So what’s the difference between the two?
Going The Bottled Water Route
Buying bulk amounts of bottled water will help you to get a steady supply of purified water, yes. This is also a practical solution if you or members of your family have an on-the-go lifestyle, as grabbing a bottle from the fridge will always be an option. There are however other considerations which you should be keeping in mind. Firstly, you’ll need a lot of space in your fridge to store enough water for all the members of the family (two litres per day), which may not make practical sense. From an environmental standpoint, you’ll also be using a lot more plastic in your day, which is not a sustainable decision. While having bottled water can be great in terms of not having to worry about maintenance or cleaning of a water dispenser, the converse is that it can be very expensive to buy separate bottles month-to-month, chipping into your budget where you could be spending money on bonding together as a family instead.
The Alternative: Getting a Water Dispenser For Your Home
As an alternative option, you can explore buying a water dispenser for your home. Not only is this much better for the environment (especially if you have a non-disposable water bottle that you can keep refilling), but you’ll likely be able to manage your monthly budget a little better. Water dispensers come in bottled or bottleless alternatives, with both providing the same purified water you know and love from the still water you would buy otherwise. Better yet, these machines are able to provide hot or cold water on tap, so they offer you more choices than you would have by just buying still water bottles to begin with. Yes, there are service and maintenance considerations to be made, and you will need to fork out for a machine upfront if you’re not considering a rental, but it will all certainly pay itself off over time.
Talking To The Experts About What Works For You
If you’re convinced that going the water dispenser route is the better way to go, you may be wondering about how to choose between the dispenser types, and may need help on deciding what the best machine for your home (and lifestyle) is. The team at Aquazania are a good place to start, as they have over a decade of experience servicing clients in a personal and corporate capacity. Before you know it, your water dispenser will be arriving on your doorstep, for the whole family to enjoy.
