Dehydration affects performance. Our bodies require water in order to function. When adequate water is not available, the performance of our bodies and brains begins to decline. Becoming even slightly dehydrated can cause symptoms such as fatigue, headaches, inability to concentrate, dry skin, and aching muscles. Experts say we should consume approximately eight glasses of water each day in order to avoid dehydration. Unfortunately, the coffee and tea that so many of us enjoy actually contribute to dehydration. A water cooler in your home or office ensures that cool, fresh water is readily available, and will encourage your family or employees to drink more.
Plumbed in water coolers don't require bottles or service contracts.
A water cooler delivers cold water at the touch of a button. Some units even include a heating element to provide instant steaming-hot water for soups or hot drinks. No more waiting at the sink for the tap water to cool off or waiting in line at the microwave—your family members or employees enjoy the convenience of instant access to the water they need any time of the day.
A plumbed-in water cooler will never run dry. Unlike most freestanding water coolers, plumbed-in units do not require bottles or service agreements. Once your unit has been installed, there is no need to worry about when to re-order or how much water has been used. Because the water cooler will utilize water from your existing cold water line, you are spared the expense of bottled water and will have a continuous supply of drinking water.
Kelly Drill is a freelance writer and stationery designer currently living in Dallas. She blogs about her experiences as a work-at-home mom and artisan at http://macaroniandglue.com.
