There are two types of water dispensers: Bottle-fed - As the name suggests, water is supplied through a bottle, which is usually located on top of the unit, and is a gravity-fed system. When the faucet is turned on, the water "drips" and passes through the filter system. On some models, this water bottle is hidden behind the panel, but on others, it is visible.    ...

    The two types of refrigerators used are gas-driven or DC chest freezers. Both have high insulation values ​​for optimum efficiency. The main considerations between a propane gas chiller and a DC chiller are initial cost and power availability.     If solar, wind, or water power is available or possible at your location, a DC refrigerator will have a low initial cost...

    When exploring water services, you may find that the term "water dispenser" is used for several different water cooler projects. You can use this article to understand the difference between water dispensers in order to find the most suitable water dispenser according to your needs and requirements. No bottle or point-of-use dispenser Point-of-use coolers use your...

    Cleaning the water cooler in the workplace is important these days, especially considering that 87% of employees want healthier workspaces. If your water dispenser is dirty and unattractive, just having one may not be enough to drive hydration. Fortunately, with the right cleaning procedures, you can enhance your workplace's water supply - ensuring your employees, guests and...

    The chest freezer is the most basic of all refrigerator types. Consider what you need and which features are most important to you.     Features     Due to the configuration of the refrigerator door, features such as automatic locking may not be as important as the weight of the door will allow the appliance to close securely. However, an interior light is...