Bottled water coolers beyond the home and office

We’ve come a long way in terms of how we consume plastic, and thankfully we live in a time where eco-conscious solutions are more available than ever. Bottled water coolers are everywhere. We see them in our homes, offices, banks and schools; providing a steady supply of fresh, clean water. But water dispensers have transcended their original purpose (we cannot go without them), with outdoor water coolers specifically, having become an indispensable element of any event and gathering.

Despite their convenience, water dispensers offer a sustainable alternative to single-use plastic bottles. Bottled water coolers extend their usability beyond the home and office, addressing issues surrounding eco-friendliness and of course, pure convenience.

Go green with bottled water coolers

Outdoor water coolers can be seen at most events, revolutionising the way we remain hydrated when we’re doing things al fresco. Whether it’s a beautiful outdoor wedding, community picnic, or sports or music event, coolers are by far the unsung heroes of hydration at any outdoor gathering.

Instant Hydration

Being outdoors can limit your access to fresh, cool drinking water. Using single-use plastic bottles is definitely not an option anymore. Water coolers solve this melting iceberg of a problem by providing refreshing, spring water on demand – anytime, anywhere.

Refreshing Mobility

Water coolers are designed to be portable which makes it easy to move from one place to another. They can be set up at any location and are a great alternative to bottled water for large and small events. Imagine a world where you can easily fill your eco-friendly water bottle or flask with fresh water around every cornerâ€¦

Hygienic and innovative

Innovation in hygiene practices ensures water coolers are a safe and clean source of hydration. Coolers now come with advanced features that prevent any contamination and maintain water quality every time it is used.

Eco-conscious solutions

Utilising water coolers whenever possible minimises your carbon footprint because it aligns with the eco-conscious and sustainable living standards of today’s society. Although some are doing their best when it comes to recycling, there is still a lot we can do to help minimise the impact of single-use plastics.

Reducing single-use plastic: The environmental impact of single-use plastic bottles is a cause for concern. By opting for bottled water coolers, you can significantly reduce the need for disposable plastic bottles. This not only lessens the landfill waste generated but also lowers the carbon footprint associated with manufacturing and transporting these bottles.

Sustainable Bottles: Every year, an estimated 50,000 tonnes of plastic bottles end up in land refill dumps. Living Water only buys the very best bottles so we can re-clean them up to 50 times. All bottles are sent for recycling at the end of their working life and do not litter land refill sites.

Responsibly Sourced Water: Premium natural spring water, as supplied by Living Water, is sourced responsibly. We provide dedicated sustainable water management practices, ensuring the environment is protected while delivering high-quality water.

Living Water is known as London’s environmentally-friendly water company for good reason.

We assess all areas of our business to ensure we do our utmost best for sustainability and saving water. Since 2008, Living Water has planted a new tree for every additional cooler supplied -and since 2009, Living Water has been a carbon-neutral company.

Do your part with Living Water

Investing in water coolers is more than a simple solution to hydration on the go; it’s an opportunity to do more for our planet. High levels of greenhouse gases have resulted in devastating natural effects all over the world. At Living Water, we encourage and work with our clients to avoid adding to carbon emissions.

Get involved in our Save a Cup Initiative

The Save a Cup initiative was established by the vending, food service and plastics industries to collect the millions of hard-wall polystyrene cups used in the UK every week.