Cleaning Instructions for Coolers Units
1. The water cooler unit should not be located in a position where sunlight can fall on the bottle.
2. Ensure all of your bottles are stored in a dry, cool and clean location out of the sunlight and not near chemical or fuel storage.
3. Your cooler should be cleaned at least quarterly. More often if you have a high consumption.
- remove your bottle and excess water through the tap
- pour water into the top of the cooler unit and add household detergent or 50ml of vinegar
- scrub with a non abrasive scouring pad
- empty the water using the taps
- fill the unit again with boiling water and rinse through the tap
- clean around the taps removing any residue
- rinse taps
- replace the bottle of spring water
4. Never put anything in the bottles as this causes contamination. A fee of $22 is charged for contaminated bottles.
5. Any lost or damaged bottles incur a $22 replacement fee.
6. We offer a cleaning service of $44.00 per cooler.
2. Ensure all of your bottles are stored in a dry, cool and clean location out of the sunlight and not near chemical or fuel storage.
3. Your cooler should be cleaned at least quarterly. More often if you have a high consumption.
- remove your bottle and excess water through the tap
- pour water into the top of the cooler unit and add household detergent or 50ml of vinegar
- scrub with a non abrasive scouring pad
- empty the water using the taps
- fill the unit again with boiling water and rinse through the tap
- clean around the taps removing any residue
- rinse taps
- replace the bottle of spring water
4. Never put anything in the bottles as this causes contamination. A fee of $22 is charged for contaminated bottles.
5. Any lost or damaged bottles incur a $22 replacement fee.
6. We offer a cleaning service of $44.00 per cooler.
Cleaning Instructions for Plastic, Ceramic & Pottery Dispensers
1. Pottery and plastic dispensers shouldn’t be located in a position where sunlight can fall on the bottles.
2. Ensure all of your bottles are stored in a dry, cool and clean location out of the sunlight and not near chemical or fuel storage.
3. Your dispenser should be cleaned at least once a month.
- remove your bottle and excess water through the tap
- pour 2 litres of tap water into the dispenser and add household detergent or 50ml of vinegar
- scrub with a non abrasive scouring pad
- empty the dispenser
- use the tap cleaning instructions as listed below and then re-assemble
- rinse again with boiling water and drain through the tap
- allow the dispenser to dry and then replace the bottle
4. Never put anything in the bottles as this causes contamination. A fee of $22 is charged for contaminated bottles.
5. Any lost or damaged bottles incur a $22 replacement fee.
6. We offer a cleaning service of $44.00 per dispenser.
2. Ensure all of your bottles are stored in a dry, cool and clean location out of the sunlight and not near chemical or fuel storage.
3. Your dispenser should be cleaned at least once a month.
- remove your bottle and excess water through the tap
- pour 2 litres of tap water into the dispenser and add household detergent or 50ml of vinegar
- scrub with a non abrasive scouring pad
- empty the dispenser
- use the tap cleaning instructions as listed below and then re-assemble
- rinse again with boiling water and drain through the tap
- allow the dispenser to dry and then replace the bottle
4. Never put anything in the bottles as this causes contamination. A fee of $22 is charged for contaminated bottles.
5. Any lost or damaged bottles incur a $22 replacement fee.
6. We offer a cleaning service of $44.00 per dispenser.
Fitting A New Tap or Cleaning Your Tap
1. Assemble and disassemble the tap with the handle to the left. Also remove the handle of the tap by unscrewing it.
2. Wash all the parts of the tap with warm soapy water and then rinse thoroughly
3. Hand tighten the back nut
4. Rotate the body of the tap, one quarter clockwise, so that the handle is at the top
5. Place 3 litres of water into the dispenser and check tap for any leaks
6. If a leak is detected, repeat steps 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
2. Wash all the parts of the tap with warm soapy water and then rinse thoroughly
3. Hand tighten the back nut
4. Rotate the body of the tap, one quarter clockwise, so that the handle is at the top
5. Place 3 litres of water into the dispenser and check tap for any leaks
6. If a leak is detected, repeat steps 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
