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Water news and information is full of confusion, contradictions, and sometimes altogether false information. It isn’t that most companies are trying to lie, they simply don’t put in the work to research and validate their information.
Imagine how much worse the news would be if there was only a tenth of the primary sources. That’s how it is with water. The lack of regulatory information has resulted in an echo chamber of misinformation. We’re here to quiet some of the noise and to promote what we know to be fact.
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Why You Should Use a Water Dispenser in Your School
When one school year ends, it doesn’t mean that teachers and faculty can take a break. In fact, from the time the last class lets out in the summer to the first day of school in the fall, school employees preparing for the year to come. From purchasing classroom...
Signs and Symptoms of Dehydration in Your Employees
Dehydration is more prevalent in the workplace than many of us like to believe. Between frequent meetings, chats with coworkers, and a continuously stacking mountain of work to complete, stopping to drink water is about the furthest thing from employee minds. Because...
What Kind of Water Does Your Body Crave?
The standards your water should be held up to. When you’re thirsty, your body is craving a lot more than it lets on. Aside from simply quenching your thirst, water satisfies a host of bodily needs, including balancing your blood’s pH levels, transporting nutrients...
The New Normal: How to Reopen Your Office Safely
In light of the coronavirus pandemic, all of us are being forced to adapt to a new normal. We created this guide to help you reopen your office in a safe, enjoyable way.
How Dehydration Affects the Human Body
Many of us think we know all there is to know about dehydration. However, not only is it more common than most of us tend to think, but it’s also more dangerous than we generally want to admit. While most of the population suffers from dehydration at some point,...
5 Ways Your Bottled Water Is Tying You Down
You shouldn’t have to do a workout to get a glass of water. Sadly, that’s what bottled water often requires. Whether it’s lifting 5-gallon jugs into a cooler, or playing a dangerous game of Jenga as you attempt to pull a bottle out of a four-case-high stack, bottled...
Different Types of Water Sources
Accessing the water you need might be as simple as turning on the faucet, but this isn’t ultimately where your water comes from. In fact, the Earth’s water supply comes from a series of different places—some you might expect, and others you might not. To fully...
Tips for Designing Your Small Office Space
A cramped office space can be one of the main problems a small or startup business faces early on. Their goal is to acquire more employees, clients, and resources, but they often lack the means to do so. As such, it’s crucial that every small business finds ways to...
3 Signs You and Your Water Are In A Stale Relationship
Is your relationship with water suffering from a low standard? As humans, we often take for granted what we rely on most: our health, the air we breathe, the water we drink, even our significant others. Unless they are directly threatened, the most important...
The Dangers of On-the-Job Dehydration
Dehydration is a common physical condition, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t dangerous. In fact, the symptoms of dehydration alone can have serious effects on a person’s overall health and their ability to do their job. This is why it’s important for each person to do...