Water Dispensers

Top loading dispensers hold the water bottle upside down on top, which is simple and common, although lifting a full bottle takes some effort. Bottom loading dispensers keep the bottle in a cabinet at the base, so you slide it in instead of lifting it, and the dispenser looks neater. Check each model's description to see which loading type it uses.

Many water dispensers offer hot and cold water, and some add a room temperature tap. Hot water is handy for tea, coffee and instant meals, while cold water is welcome in warm Lebanese summers. Many dispensers with a hot tap include a child safety lock, which is worth checking if you have young children at home.

Clean the dispenser regularly, and each time you change bottles, wipe the bottle neck and the area where it sits. Follow the manual to drain the tanks and flush them with a cleaning solution recommended by the manufacturer, then rinse well with clean water. Clean the drip tray often to prevent stains and bacteria.

Most of a dispenser's energy goes into keeping water hot and cold around the clock. If your model has separate switches, turning off the hot or cold function when you do not need it, for example at night or while traveling, reduces consumption. Place the dispenser away from direct sunlight and heat sources, and leave space behind it for ventilation.

Yes, we deliver water dispensers all over Lebanon. Delivery takes 1 to 3 business days after order confirmation depending on your location, item availability and order size. The delivery fee is 5 USD, and delivery is free for orders of 400 USD or more. You can pay cash on delivery, by Visa or Mastercard, or with Whish Pay.