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August 01, 2021 2 min read
Not all water coolers filter water — but some do, and the difference matters. Here’s a clear explanation of which types include filtration and what to look for.
Browse our water cooler range or see our Water Coolers Guide for more detail.
A basic bottle-fed water cooler simply chills (and heats) the water from the bottle — it doesn’t filter it. The water quality depends entirely on what’s in the bottle. If you’re using standard tap water in the bottle, it’s unfiltered.
Our Awesome Water Coolers use BPA-free bottles with a built-in 8-stage KDF filter cartridge. You fill the bottle from your tap, the water passes through the 8-stage filter (KDF, activated carbon, ceramic, mineral stones), and your cooler dispenses filtered hot or cold water. No bottle deliveries, no plastic waste, and genuinely filtered water every time.
Plumbed directly into your water supply with an inline filter cartridge. Water is filtered as it enters the unit. The most convenient option for offices and high-use environments — no bottles to manage, and filtered water on demand. Filter cartridges need replacing every 6–12 months. Browse our bottleless water cooler.
Our 8-stage KDF filter system removes:
It also adds beneficial minerals through the mineral stone and maifan stone stages, improving the taste and mineral profile of the water.
For bottle-fed coolers with filter bottles — no plumbing required at all. For mains-connected (bottleless) coolers, a basic plumbing connection to your water supply is needed. Most plumbers can complete this in under an hour.
Every 6–12 months depending on water quality and usage. Browse our replacement cartridge range for compatible options.
Standard KDF and carbon filters don’t remove fluoride. For fluoride removal, a reverse osmosis system or water distiller is required.
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