Whirlpool Water Coolers is a new exclusive line of water coolers at retailer Lowe’s.
This line includes 4 different bottled water coolers options, each has an adjustable cold water
thermostat installed.
A specially designed cap said to prevent spillage of water during the installation and a
patented water reservoir.
Each cooler includes two years limited warranty and accommodates tree to five gall cooler jugs
and a Stainless Steel Refrigerator.
Hot and Cold water coolers in this new line, also reportedly offer a high performance energy
saving through a built in cooling system, that ensures the water temperatures will stay in
between 39 to 42 degrees Fahrenheit. The system is designed to deliver cold water even in high
humidity conditions or if the external temperature exceeds 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Whirlpool also offerers a junior sized water cooler that can double as a party drink entertaining
unit, it can hold items such as pop and fruit juices.
Whirlpool is offering a customized special order program as well. this program allows consumers
to choose their own water cooler body and accent colors, together with their preferred water
temperature options on the selected model.
Fro perspective, one of the Models is the WHRA-508BX. It has a stainless steel cabinet and uses
the special technology to offer cold water together with cool water, and has an adjustable
thermostat. This model has a suggested retail price of $198 in the United State.
Whirlpool is unveiling a new line of five elegantly designed, family friendly home water coolers
to quench the homeowners thirst for clean and fresh tasting water.
Whirlpool Water cooler is now available at a strikingly new line of water coolers delivers
convenience and accessibility, and unlike the single use bottled water or pitchers, it offers
less waste and do not consume valuable space in the fridge.
Warren Lopata, the lead innovation consultant for Whirlpool Corporation said: “What is more
that we have found a way to bring to the consumers this refreshing product, without sacrificing
style. We inspire our consumers to re evaluate the way they look at their appliances. That is
the true definition of innovation”.
Hi we don’t have a drinkable water system in our RV (we could drink it but it doesn’t taste good) and was wondering if anyone uses a PUR or other type water purifier for drinking water?
Thanks!
I been trying to clean and rince my new cooler but the fabric smell of plastic is still present. Any advice on how to eliminate or at least reduce this faul odor in my drinking water. Help please. Thank you.
We have a well that produces good water, but at different times of the year, the water becomes cloudy, brown, etc. The well is nowhere near the septic tank, of course, so any filtering system that contains a backflush process is out of the question…nowhere for the waste water to go.
The system has a pressure pump (set to 55 PSI) and a large accumulator tank. From there, the 2" pipe goes to irrigation and to the house. I know I’ll have to re-plumb most of that to separate the outside from the house water. What kind of filter do I need? There are only 2 of us, so our use isn’t huge. I just want to keep the discoloration and scale down. This is Oregon and the water is fairly good. We will continue to use either Brita or a filter for the drinking water. There seems to be a very wide range of products from to well over 00. I just want to find something that works. Not sure if I need to worry about UV??? Thanks
I’ve used Culligan elsewhere. Overpriced to say the least, but that system requires backflush…where the flushing water must go into a septic tank/sewer…which is not accessible.
County doesn’t provide a testing service here…
The output of the pump and accumulator goes directly into the concrete of the well-house. Two pipes…one for irrigation and one for the house. They are connected with no backflow device as they are inside the building. Pipe now goes to a valve then Ts to the house line (in concrete) and to a 2nd valve that Ts to the irrigation line (in concrete) and to a faucet attached to the outside.
I need to re-plumb so I have more control (to turn off house but leave on irrigation, etc), and I can figure that out…but where and how and what sort of backflush relief can I get…and I don’t want the released water to fall inside the wellhouse. Any links to what I need to buy/do? Thanks…backflush is clearly a concern now..
It has a spout on the bottom and is labelled "drinking water".
I am planning to soften my water for all round benifit in the home.
I also want to purify my drinking water through a reverse osmosis system.
Can these 2 things be used together or can only 1 system be used?
If they can be used together can a reverse osmosis system purify softened water safely for drinking?
with global warming coming on, and an expected loss of alot of the drinking water i think the world should build a bunch of these plants near the ocean and that will solve our water problems
Also, if you could teach me how to clean the 5 ltr gallon water container. Thanks
What bleach particularly you mean? Isn’t it harmful to ingest if it contaminates my drinking water? Can I use baking soda instead?
Which is best for home drinking water filtering system?
less expensive, cheaper filter, doesn’t occupy much space,
need your recommendation, thank you.
I saw a water filter system in someone’s house a few years ago that was homemade and cannot remember how they said they made it. I remember there was some shiny stones – looked like they were polished but not fancy – on the bottom of a plastic water container. She said, if memory serves, that they were using a filter for an aquarium containing carbon and chunky rocks bought at the store. They said they filled it with the tap water. The siggot was on the bottom and the used it for their coffee, ice cubes and drinking water. She said they simply changed the filter once per month and cleaned the rocks. My questions are these: has anyone ever heard of such a homemade system? If so, what type of filter is she talking about? Is the 1 x per month accurate? Is is safe to use as I have small children in my home? Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Is there an intermediate step that involves chloroform in the creation of bromoform, or are they independent reactions? What exactly is the source of the methane? Details please- my public drinking water was just announced as being in excess of the standards!!!
The water jug is the type you would get at the office or home. Blue and see-through and fits on a water cooler. I want to make a spigot out of it for drinking water while camping. It fits on the top of the jug with a hose coming off it.
What is polyelctrolyte added for in the chemical treatment of drinking water?
Dual media filter is a type of filter used to purify drinking water. It is used by water treatment companies. I want to know the advantages and disadvantages of using dual media filter.
I have hard water with lots of iron in it. We have a water softener to combat this. If we didn’t have the softener, our water would be orange coming out of our faucets. It’s not that good to be drinking water with the softener salt in it, especially now that I’m pregnant. What would be the best water filter for me? Should I get one that attaches to the faucet or a pitcher with a filter?
