Leslie WaterWorks® now carries an extensive line of customizable drinkware. All products are brandable with your company logo. Please contact us at promos@lesliewaterworks.com or call us at 1-844-5-LESLIE (1-844-553-7543) for more information. Pricing includes a one color and one location imprint. Shipping and sales tax are an additional charge.
Aluminum Hiker collection water bottle. 27 oz. Lightweight aluminum construction. Retractable sipper straw. Item height: 10.625″. For more info visit : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
A Fresh Approach and New Look – The Waterlogic WL-250™ Tower brings a unique, fresh approach, and a new look, to point-of-use systems in the marketplace. Unlike a bottled water cooler, incoming tap water is treated as it’s needed, so the water is always fresh and great tasting.
The Waterlogic WL-250™ Tower uses an ANSI Standards 42 and 43 certified filter that delivers premium quality water for cold cup vending applications.
BioCote™ is incorporated into Leslie WaterWorks® Waterlogic® water treatment systems during the manufacturing process, creating a concentration of silver ions on the product’s surface.
ITS™ (In-Tank Sanitization) UV Technology is at the heart of the Waterlogic WL-250™ Tower treatment process.
Water is the most consumed food & beverage product. Yet it is the least certified. The meat, seafood, dairy and many of the grocery products we consume are subject to strict food safety guidelines, inspection and standards.
For your Police Station you can save 30-70% by switching to a bottleless water cooler.
You’re already paying your water utility bill, so why pay to get water delivered too? With Bottleless Water for Police Station, you make regular set payments and then enjoy as much water as you want 365 days of the year.
Along with simple pricing, there is no complex ordering and no invoices to reconcile.
For your Law Offices you can save 30-70% by switching to a bottleless water cooler.
You’re already paying your water utility bill, so why pay to get water delivered too? With Bottleless Water for Law Offices, you make regular set payments and then enjoy as much water as you want 365 days of the year.
Along with simple pricing, there is no complex ordering and no invoices to reconcile.
For your Architects offices you can save 30-70% by switching to a bottleless water cooler.
You’re already paying your water utility bill, so why pay to get water delivered too? With Bottleless Water for Architects offices, you make regular set payments and then enjoy as much water as you want 365 days of the year.
Along with simple pricing, there is no complex ordering and no invoices to reconcile.
For your Management Offices you can save 30-70% by switching to a bottleless water cooler.
You’re already paying your water utility bill, so why pay to get water delivered too? With Bottleless Water for Management Offices, you make regular set payments and then enjoy as much water as you want 365 days of the year.
Along with simple pricing, there is no complex ordering and no invoices to reconcile. Read more : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
The Story of Bottled Water, released on March 22, 2010 (World Water Day) employs the Story of Stuff style to tell the story of manufactured demand—how you get Americans to buy more than half a billion bottles of water every week when it already flows from the tap.
Over five minutes, the film explores the bottled water industry’s attacks on tap water and its use of seductive, environmental-themed advertising to cover up the mountains of plastic waste it produces.
The film concludes with a call to take back the tap, not only by making a personal commitment to avoid bottled water, but by supporting investments in clean, available tap water for all.
Our production partners on the bottled water film include five leading sustainability groups: Corporate Accountability International, Environmental Working Group, Food & Water Watch, Pacific Institute, and Polaris Institute. Know more : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
Dr Richard Hastings, a resident microbiologist and Technical Director of BioCote Ltd is interviewed on BBC WM radio talking about combatting hospital superbugs with BioCote®‘s silver ion antimicrobial technology. BioCote® protected products show dramatic reductions in bacterial contamination in a UK Nursing home.
During the refurbishment of a Leicester based care home a residence comprising of a bedroom and a bathroom was refitted with a range of BioCote® treated antimicrobial products and another with untreated comparable products to serve as a control.
Over a 5 month trial period swabs were collected from both BioCote treated and non treated surfaces in both residences.
The results showed the average difference in bacterial counts between BioCote treated products in residence 1 and non BioCote® treated products in residence 2. of 94.8%. Alongside further results the study shows that products treated with BioCote antimicrobial protection can reduce contamination in a nursing home environment. Know more : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
Holding up a bottle of Dasani, Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Mich., scoured the label for information on the source of the water. It doesn’t say anything about sources or anything, does it?” he asked the panel of government and beverage industry experts. “So we don’t know where this water really came from — Nevada, Connecticut, New York or Pennsylvania?” he asked. The panel agreed.
With more Americans turning to bottled water believing it safer and healthier than tap water, there are growing concerns over how water is marketed, sourced and tested for safety and purity. Consumption of bottled water in the U.S. has doubled over the past 10 years, according to the Beverage Marketing Corporation. Many of the most popular brands of bottled water claim a high level of purity, but often consumers and government regulators can’t easily verify those claims.
In a study of 188 bottled water brands by the Environmental Working Group a nonprofit public health advocacy group – only two brands listed specific water sources and treatment methods on their labels and offered a recent water quality test report on their Web sites.
“Consumers spend 1,900 times more for bottled water than for tap water, yet they rarely know basic information about exactly what’s in their water bottle,” said Jane Houlihan, an Environmental Working Group researcher. Houlihan says 25 percent of bottled waters are simply “tap water in a bottle.” Bottled Water firms are not required to produce annual quality reports – But industry representatives say it’s normal for water to come from municipal sources.
In most cases, the water gets specifically purified before minerals are added for taste. Those mineral additions are supposed to be noted on the label by government regulation. Still, there is no broad requirement of manufacturers to print the water’s source, how or whether it’s treated, and what chemicals it contains on the container label. Municipal tap water suppliers are required by law to produce an annual water quality report that is available to consumers. Bottled water does not face the same requirement. Know more : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
BioCote® Swabs were carried out on a string of ATMs in busy shopping streets found the chip and pin pads were harbouring as many harmful bacteria as nearby public toilets. Scientists took swabs from pin pads on different cash machines used by hundreds of shoppers each day and took them back to a laboratory to develop.
The study revealed the presence of various bacteria on all the objects sampled; these bacteria including enteric coliforms, Pseudomonas and Bacillus.
Dr Richard Hastings, microbiologist for BioCote and Jayna Patel, university science intern who carried out the research, said: ‘We were interested in comparing the levels of bacterial contamination between heavily-used ATM machines and public toilets.
We were surprised by our results because the ATM machines were shown to be heavily contaminated with bacteria; to the same level as the as nearby public toilets. In addition the bacteria we detected on ATMs were similar to those from the toilet, which are well known as causes of common human illnesses. Know more : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
In the February issue of WaterTechOnline.com, Jake Mastroianni, Assistant Editor writes about “Money in the Bank”. Insiders expect that selling this equipment will be equivalent to money in the bank. As the growth of POU devices and coolers continue to grow, the market for selling this equipment becomes more competitive and complicated.
Being able to send the right messages to the customer for why these items are effective and innovative becomes very important for the dealer. Talking to dealers and experts in the water treatment industry, it is apparent that this product category is stable and has a bright future. However, similar to the selling challenges of other water treatment products, for dealers who are trying to get their customers to understand the value of these systems is where it may be a bit tricky. Know more : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
A recent study done by BioCote®, shows just how effective BioCote® works! A 96.79% difference in bacteria between 2 classrooms is a direct result of BioCote® antimicrobial protection that we use on our products which helps reduce the spread of germs in any environment.
IFMA is a member-centric association that exists to guide and develop facility management professionals by providing exceptional services, products, resources and opportunities. In support of its members, IFMA promotes the facility management profession through education, credentialing, government relations, leadership opportunities, publishing, recognizing excellence, research and standards development.
IFMA certifies facility managers, conducts research, provides educational programs, recognizes facility management degree and certificate programs and produces World Workplace, a facility management-related conference and exposition. For more info visit : http://lesliewaterworks.com/
