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water cooler
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drinking-water cooler
A factory-made assembly containing a small refrigeration system and having the primary functions of cooling potable water and dispensing such water.
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Economically, the difference in cost is a large consideration ( 19 litres of bottled water costs between pounds 5 and pounds 7; the same amount from the tap, from a bottle-free water-cooler, costs around 2p.
Health on tap and savings for everyone by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The water-cooler isn't just a place to fill an insubstantial, plastic cup with water.
FRESH by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
We are confident we can streamline the processes to enable us to extend this service nationwide in the future," Ebac employs 350 people, mainly in manufacturing, and last year announced a pounds 35m deal with food and drink manufacturer NestlA Waters Powwow to exclusively supply and develop water-cooler units for its European operations.
A jobs boost by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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