Bottled Water Delivery for You
Bottled water delivery to your rescue. For about a dollar per day (or less) you can choose from various sized returnable plastic bottles. Smaller sizes range from 8 oz., 1/2 liter, or 24 oz. screwtop bottles by the case (24). The larger sizes are 1, 2-1/2, 3, and 5 gallon and are returnable as well. Several plans are available, offering flexibility for bottled drinking water delivered right to your home or office.
You have more choices! Depending upon your location, the finest qualities of the following bottled drinking water types may be available to you:
Spring Water, Artesian Water, Purified, Purified with Minerals Added for Taste, Fluoridated*, Fluoridated Spring Water, Fluoridated Artesian Water, Fluoridated Purified Water, and Distilled Water.
Did you know...
It is advised that women who are breast feeding drink about 12-1/2 cups of water per day (that's about 3 liters).
If you experience vomiting or diarrhea, you need to replentish those fluids, preferrably with drink like Powerade or Gatorade.
If you suffer from heart failure or diseases of the liver, kidney or adrenal gland, you may have to limit your intake of all fluids.
How Much Bottled Water Do You Use?
In order to receive the right amount of bottled H2O for your monthly deliveries, you'll want to get a good idea of how much water is actually used or needed. As a rough guide, the average adult requires between 5 and 10 gallons of drinking water per month.
First, how many people in your household or office?
Next, you'll want to determine the average the number of 8 ounce glasses each person consumes per day.
Other factors should also include:
- How much is needed to make other beverages like coffee, lemonade, tea, kool aide, etc.
- How much you use to cook with.
- How many pets you have, and how much water the require.
It's easy to setup home delivery water service, or for your office.
A bottled water dispenser can be rented as part of your monthly agreement, which we recommend. Why not let someone else take care of the mechanics? Dispenser models include both electric and nonelectric types, featuring water dispensed by bottles at room temperature, cold, and even hot. Yes, more choices to give you exactly what you need for hydration!
Use quality water that always exceeds all federal, state, industry and company standards.
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