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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Countertop Water Cooler Buyers’ Guide<br />
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Chatting round the water cooler has become an office tradition. That’s because water coolers themselves have become an office tradition. Standing proudly in the reception area, these modern monuments to productivity are more than simple office appliances. The cool, refreshing drinks that they provide quashes dehydration on hot summer days and cuts down queues in the kitchen. A drinks dispenser can help to boost morale, boost productivity and just as importantly show that your business cares about its employees, clients and visitors.<br />
In many office environments, however, space is at a premium.<br />
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A bottled cooler, which doesn’t have to be connected to a mains supply, can be moved around. This helps matters to a degree, because you don’t have to set aside a permanent area in the office for the water cooler if you suddenly have to move desks around to accommodate a new employee or a gigantic photocopier, then a bottled water cooler will not get in your way. You’ll still need to store full and used bottles somewhere, however, which should always be a consideration when buying a water cooler it pays to have a few bottles handy for when it runs dry.<br />
A mains-fed water cooler, meanwhile, filters water from the mains itself. <br />
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This means that you don’t need to store bottles, but you do need to keep it in place semi-permanently. The cries reverberate around the workplace: ‘Surely there must be another option?’<br />
There is a counter-top water cooler. These free up valuable floor space which would otherwise be taken up by free-standing water dispensing apparatus. Like typical coolers, they are available in bottled and mains-fed varieties, and they offer the same features as these taller models. To help you get an idea of what’s available on the market today, let’s take a look at two of the best counter-top models:<br />
Avalanche Counter-Top Water Cooler<br />
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This dispenser is available in two versions:<br />
The first dispenses drinks at chilled or ambient temperatures, whilst the second includes a heater, allowing it to dispense hot drinks. It comes with a built-in handle, so it’s easy to transfer it between desks or to different rooms. You can choose the optimum temperature for your drinks with the built-in thermostat, and its impressive ‘evaporator band’ cooling technology makes it more efficient than traditional coolers. Best of all, the Avalanche’s small carbon footprint means that it will fit like a green glove with your energy saving initiatives.<br />
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Read more about [http://www.angelsprings.com water coolers] at [http://www.angelsprings.com water cooler]</div>Thu, 26 Apr 2012 10:59:44 GMTTownsleyDriscoll702http://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:TownsleyDriscoll702