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Here we will keep you up to date on all things water related.
Welcome to AquAid North East England
AquAid Water Coolers has been in operation for the past 25 years. We’ve grown from our humble beginnings in 1992 to having 23 branches nationwide, supplying an extensive range of Bottled and Mains-Fed water coolers, water dispensers, water...
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AquAid and FMP Global: offering more than one solution
AquAid are more than a water cooler provider. Since the company’s humble beginnings in 1998, we’ve committed to support charities that make a noticeable and far reaching difference in other’s lives. We implement this policy by donating a portion of the sale for each...
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Welcome to AquAid South East
Since its humble beginnings in 1992, AquAid has grown to the extent of being equipped to supply an extensive range of Bottled and Mains-Fed water coolers, water dispensers, water boilers and water related products the length and breadth of the UK. Today, AquAid boasts...
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AquAid South Coast (Southampton)
Our AquAid Southampton branch is one of the larger of our branches, servicing a broad range of customers covering many regions in England’s South East. The branch began operations in 2000 and is managed by the capable and experienced Darren Fleming. Based in Eastleigh...
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AquAid Manchester
We hope by now, by browsing our super new spiffy website, you’ll have seen that AquAid really do put the cool in your water cooler, and that we’re fully equipped to provide you with any requirements you may have, water cooler or water wise, the length and breadth of...
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AquAid North West England
AquAid Water Coolers have been in operation providing high quality water coolers, dispensers and water boilers since 1998. Today, AquAid have 23 branches throughout the U.K. This includes two branches in North West England: AquAid Liverpool and...
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AquAid in Liverpool
AquAid Water Coolers have been in operation providing high quality water coolers, dispensers and water boilers since 1998. Today, AquAid have 23 branches throughout the U.K. AquAid Liverpool has been operating since 2004 and is managed by the...
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AquAid in Essex
The AquAid Essex branch is one of our longest standing branches and is managed by the highly-experienced Darren Brooks. Based in Basildon, Darren and his team pride themselves on the superior service they provide to more than 3,000 customers. Since 1999 AquAid Essex...
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Welcome to AquAid West Midlands
AquAid Water Coolers has been in operation for the past 25 years. We’ve grown from our humble beginnings in 1992 to having 23 branches nationwide, supplying an extensive range of Bottled and Mains-Fed water coolers, water dispensers, water boilers and water related...
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AquAid in London
Since its humble beginnings in 1992, AquAid has grown to the extent of being equipped to supply an extensive range of Bottled and Mains-Fed water coolers, water dispensers, water boilers and water related products the length and breadth of the UK. Today, AquAid boasts...
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AquAid in the Capital – Central London
We hope by now, by browsing our super new spiffy website, that you’ve seen that AquAid really do put the cool in your water cooler, and that we’re geared to be able to provide you with any requirements you may have, water cooler wise, across the United Kingdom. But...
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AquAid in the Capital – AquAid London South East (LSE)
AquAid Water Coolers have been in operation providing high quality water coolers, dispensers and water boilers since 1998. Today, AquAid have 35 branches throughout the U.K. In London, AquAid have not one, but two branches in the capital. If you have any water or...
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AquAid in Edinburgh and The Lothians
I don’t know about you, but if you’re not a local, when I think of Edinburgh and The Lothians, it always brings to mind unicorns, cobbled streets and interesting sounding bridge names. Perhaps the latter is due to my having read my way through the Rebus’ books....
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AquAid Water Health – Drinking water in summer – watch those kidneys!
By now you may have noticed that at AquAid we’re more upbeat about things in general – we certainly don’t believe in being proponents of all things doom and gloom. That said, however, with decades of water provision under our belts, we’ve learnt a thing or two about...
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AquAid in Aberdeen
You may not be aware of this, but AquAid not only supply water coolers the length and breadth of England, but also throughout Scotland too. There are three branches of AquAid in Scotland, these being: AquAid Edinburgh, based in Midlothian, AquAid Glasgow, based in...
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AquAid in the City – Glasgow, Scotland
Although I have been assured that Scotland only receives six days of summer a year, the Scottish people I’ve met cheerfully weather the Scots weather (yes, that repetition is intentional) with a wonderfully positive attitude and a great sense of humour, none more so...
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AquAid Scotland welcomes you
by Fern Shaw Since its humble beginnings in 1992, AquAid has grown to the extent of being equipped to supply an extensive range of Bottled and Mains-Fed water coolers, water dispensers, water boilers and water related products the length and breadth of the UK. Today,...
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Water Cooler Trivia – Part II – All Things British
Yes, there was a Part I – catch up already. Just in time for the weekend or to amaze your mates and/or colleagues as you gather around the water cooler next week, we present Part II: * London is one of only two cities above the 50th parallel with a population of more...
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AquAid in Town – Bristol
I’ve always had an affinity for Bristol – not sure if it’s because it’s a coastal port and I have seafaring in my blood (my Grandad served in the Royal Navy in WWII on the HMS Dorsetshire, which was built in the Portsmouth docks), or because there’s something about...
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Switch it up ways with Water for Spring
Spring is apparently upon us, so hopefully with temperatures on the rise, the keeping fit and getting in shape for summer is becoming priority One. This means (hopefully), that one’s water intake will increase too. To make your water intake more fab and fun, herewith...
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Eight interesting facts about water, weight, exercise and you
You’ll note that I wrote ‘interesting’ and while you may be openly scoffing at the use of this adjective, I pinkie swear that these facts are not only interesting but are also perhaps lesser known facts about your drinking water. The weight a person loses directly...
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AquAid and Christian Aid – 2016 update
The donation figures from AquAid to Christian Aid over the last two years were very encouraging, with £107,093 being donated in 2015 and £111,132 donated in 2016, meaning an additional £4,039 donated last year. Christian Aid’s focus for the next three years will be on...
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Update 2016 – AquAid and the Africa Trust
AquAid donations to the Africa Trust in 2015 increased from £807,457 to a phenomenal £847,309 in 2016. This meant that last year an additional £39,852 was donated to the Africa Trust. In Kenya, Tanzania and Malawi, this involves training and small loans for some of...
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AquAid and April Fool’s
Love it or hate it, the day will soon be upon us. Personally, I’ve never been a fan, perhaps an underdeveloped sense of humour, but there’s no denying that there have been some awfully clever April Fool’s pranks played over the years. The French call the day Poisson...
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Water Cooler Trivia 2017 – Part I – all things British
Generally, everyone enjoys a good bit of trivia and none so more than me. People have pretty fertile imaginations though, so the facts behind some trivia can easily be distorted and the internet being as it is, fact checking trivia snippets can be a little difficult....
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World Water Day – 22 March 2017 – What can you do?
World Water Day is held annually on 22 March as a means of focusing attention on the importance of freshwater and advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater resources. Today, there are over 663 million people living without a safe water supply close to...
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Guest blog: Blue Whale Media Partners with AquAid
At Blue Whale Media, we’ve always believed in giving back to the community. We are always looking for ways to contribute to the community. So, when we wanted to install water coolers at our new premises, we purchased AquAid water coolers. Keeping our staff members...
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How your Water Cooler helps with your Hydration and Fitness
We all intend to do the right thing when it comes to keeping fit, but often the demands of day-to-day life gets in the way. At AquAid Water Coolers we always want to help where we can to ensure that at the very least, you keep yourself well hydrated throughout your...
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Water in Schools – Does your children’s school promote the drinking of water?
*Various campaigns and studies to do with schools and drinking water conducted over the last decade or so have produced a mixed bag of results. What is clear though: a hydrated child is a much happier child. This fact, combined with you as the parents leading by...
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Doolally at the Water Cooler
If there’s one thing I love, its words. Long words; clever words; descriptive words; short words; double-entendres – they all make me smile. What I love in particular though are euphemisms, or adjectives that have formed through colloquial speech and are either...
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AquAid’s Best Practise Guide for encouraging fluid intake during the Work Day
We’re here to help. Yes, of course, we’re in the business of providing you with cool drinking (and hot) water at your premises, whether that’s at your office; warehouse; site; practice; university; college or school, but we’re also concerned with ensuring that you...
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Teach yourself good drinking water habits
Yes, yes, we know we blather on about water. A lot. But it’s mainly because we’re so invested and immersed in the provision of water and through this we’re well aware of the benefits of making sure you’re probably hydrated. We’re also aware that drinking water...
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Ten (Five) Reasons Having a Water Cooler Is Good For You – Part II
Low Maintenance You don’t need to worry about tedious maintenance and upkeep with a new water cooler. Unlike most appliances, they are very easy to maintain. Most units only require that you keep the dispenser or dispensing area clean. This usually means emptying the...
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How to Waterly Increase Productivity in the Workplace
A survey conducted by a recruitment agency, polling hundreds of employers from various companies, found that the predominant reason for a drop in productivity was employees being glued to their mobiles. Other employer bugbears which topped the list were: Internet...
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The origin of Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day, for some, is both one of the most dreaded and alternatively, most anticipated days in the February calendar, for a variety of reasons. Dreaded because the day seems to have morphed into a rather commercialised and forced day of having to publicly...
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Stormy Weather, Water and Doris
I was reading up about weather storms and wondered why it is that most storms are named after women. I couldn’t seem to find a definitive answer though – some sites indicated that a few decades ago it was usual to assign female names to hurricanes but no other storms...
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Ten to Six Reasons Having a Water Cooler Is Good For You – Part I
Eco-Friendly By using a water cooler dispenser, you are helping to protect our environment. We use billions of individual plastic water bottles each year and millions end up in our rubbish each day. By drinking water from a reusable water bottle and refilling our...
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More Water Cooler Etiquette
Confusing queues We’ve all come upon the scene: There’s Mr Smooth, elbow cocked up on the butt of the water bottle, chatting up Mrs Coy - a road block between you and the sweet nectar. So you wait, reluctant to intrude on their conversation but unsure when it will...
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Cables under Water
Recently in my neck of the woods we had a huge brou-hau-hau with a well-known ISP (internet service provider). It was a bun fight of note. I don’t know about where you are, but where I am, service providers have a rather unpleasant habit of blaming other service...
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Water and Winter Weight
The winter weather is upon us, bringing with it time to bundle up, exercise less and usually eat less greens, and more of the comfort food … or so we’d think. But, resorting to more hibernation type habits isn’t really the way to go (One of my personal mantras is...
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Tippy Toppy Hydration Tips for the Slowed Up
I know we keep on at you, dear hallowed visitor of the blog, about how important it is to keep hydrated and it can get a bit much, but, here’s the thing – it IS important. As in possibly the most important thing that keeps your wonderful self alive and operational,...
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Does your Water Cooler work for You?
There’s so much literature out there about water coolers. Water cooler jokes; euphemisms; there’s even an expression where gathering at a water cooler station means the same as you being able to take a break, as in, ”I’ll meet you at the water cooler in 10”. Although...
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Winter Snow and Hot Water
We Britons are big on weather – it’s the go to topic of discussion irrespective of whether we’re chatting with colleagues around the water cooler or family or friends, and it’s the safety topic when you’re chatting to strangers or people you’ve just met. Discussing...
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Are all Water Cooler suppliers the same?
We don’t believe so. There are a multitude of water cooler suppliers in the UK, but there is only one AquAid. What sets AquAid apart are the integral inclusions that we provide with each water cooler purchase. These aren’t add-ons - although we offer those too – these...
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Water Cooler, Water Boiler … Cuppa Tea
There’s been some rather soggy weather in England this week – bit rude I’d say – it’s only October. While you’re keeping warm indoors and contemplating life, the weather in general and how soaked you’ll get outdoors if you make a dash for it, here are a few thoughts...
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How to Kick Off your New Year (healthily)
There are a large percentage of us Britons who make New Year’s Resolutions, but a very small percentage who keep them. Perhaps there’s a better way in which to approach resolutions and in so doing, make resolutions a breeze to keep. Research shows that as soon as we...
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AquAid Water Coolers give you more
When you’re looking to purchase a water cooler for your workspace, speak to us at AquAid. Here’s why: We have 24 years of experience in the provision of water coolers AquAid is local to you. We have 29 depots throughout England, Ireland and Scotland. This means we’re...
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How to land yourself in hot water
I’m a little nervous as I write to you – as I think that perhaps this topic could land me in a bit of hot water. Then again, I don’t see that I should be nervous, as I’m sure that the food police aren’t out to get me. The topic for discussion is all about Marmite....
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Water Cooler or Water Dispenser – what’s your preference?
Whatever your preferred terminology, AquAid provide a wide range of water dispensers (or water cooler dispensers) to our customers. Installing a water dispenser makes good sense as they offer the user the best quality water at convenient temperatures. AquAid are one...
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Water at Work In a study published by the Royal College of Nursing, statistics show that employee absence due to illness costs UK employers on average £12b a year; with 168 million workings days lost. We know that good hydration contributes to workers’ health and...
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Why Water Coolers in the Workplace are Essential – Part I
We all know how important it is to remain properly hydrated. Many studies over the years have dealt with the adverse effects of dehydration, how it affects cognitive and mental performance, while also causing mood disturbances – not to mention the fact that from a...
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Water Coolers on demand
AquAid has been in the business of providing water coolers for near on two decades. This means we have a wealth of experience in fulfilling your water and water cooler requirements, ranging from: Mains fed water coolers; Bottle Fed water coolers; Desktop water...
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How being in Hot Water’s good for you
As we head into the colder months, and possibly bemoan the sometimes icy grip of winter, there lots of positive news out there. And it’s as simple as drinking a hot drink. Let’s face it, very little in life can’t be improved with a hot drink. They can warm us or cool...
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It’s Hot, Hot, Hot! Or how to AquAid when the temperatures soar
Right, so AquAid is a water and water cooler products provider – this we know. And we’re definitely the go to company to go to (ha ha) when it starts heating up – this I’m sure you don’t need to be told (again). But while the temperatures are soaring here in good ol’...
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World Water Week – what can you do?
It’s a very important week in water this week, with the World Water Week summit taking place in Stockholm from 27 August to 02 September. Participants from around the world will gather to convene events about water and development issues. It is also an opportunity for...
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Water and the Olympics
We all remember the phantasmagorical 2012 Olympics held in the U.K. which, according to all reports, was a resounding success and now, four years later, we’re in the thick of things with the Let’s Go Rio Olympics. And when I say the thick of things, I mean it, from...
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Favourite Watery Words
We can’t always be stats and measurements and water saving tips. Sometimes we just have to go with the flow (aha) and celebrate the joys of descriptive language. Keeping it watery, here are a few words from A to Z (or thereabouts) to describe the liquid bringer of...
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Water Conservation down the Garden Path
I know we bang on a lot about water (no surprise there, Murphy Brown) and most of it’s to do with keeping ourselves happy and hydrated (and our children and the elderly and the animals), but seeing as there’s a whole planet out there that needs water to survive, I...
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Across the Water – British Isle Islands
To avoid any confusion, the title refers to islands around the island of Britain and Ireland and Scotland and not to the island of Britain itself. Yes? Picture the scene – summer holidays many, many summers ago. An avid bookworm already at eight stands in a bookstore...
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Protectors of those on the Water – Lighthouses
Lighthouses have long held a fascination for many people, me included. Perhaps it’s to do with the analogy between the wild seas and the shining beacon and staidness that a lighthouse offers; the fact that many lighthouses may have started out in the era of...
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Vikings across the Water
There are so many schools of thought when it comes to our origins that it’s difficult to get a clear idea of which is correct (unless you have the moola to shell out for DNA testing which most of us don’t.) Having looked at the historical migratory patterns of the...
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Summer Fun in the U.K.
Summer is upon us – lift your hands in air and say – Hey ayyy! But what to do and where to go inside of our now less than frosty shores? Here are a few suggestions that may shine some light on your wintery grey matter: Woodland Trust - The UK has centuries-old oaks,...
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Water(y) News – Just keep swimming
On Monday I received a quick update from AquAid South Coast about their supplying the Glastonbury Festival with the festival’s drinking water requirements – to quote it directly, it read, “Things are going swimmingly ... LOL ...” Seems as if the famous British weather...
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Water(y) Events – Glastonbury 2016 – all aboard!
The Glastonbury Festival has a long and illustrious history stemming back to the first ever festival which began the day after Jimi Hendrix died, in 1970. This year the Festival is running from the 22nd to the 26th of June. Attendance has gone from a modest 500...
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AquAid Water Coolers for Construction Companies
Construction companies are part of a specialised industry, as are their requirements, as they need to ensure that their construction sites adhere to regulations that ensure the health and safety of all on site. One such requirement is that there is adequate hydration...
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Collecting Water – How Many Hours in Your Day
It’s not often that I can say that I’m truly overwhelmed. I may drama queen a little about being overwhelmed but that’s not often the case. What I did find truly overwhelming was my recent nine day visit to Ethiopia at the behest of AquAid and at the invitation of a...
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Water Cooler Wonder – the Glowing Jellyfish
Jellyfish and me – we don’t have the happiest co-existence historically - jelly, totally different story. Mulberry and orange flavoured jelly remain my favourites, but before I get sidetracked ... The unfortunate history began with summer hols at the ocean, wonderful...
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Ethiopia – Land of the ‘Burnt Faces’
Ethiopia is without a doubt one of the most fascinating countries on the African continent. It has an incredibly ancient and cultural history and is believed to be (by some) to be a cradle of civilisation and the birthplace of Christianity. Addis Ababa is Ethiopia’s...
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The Talking Water Bottle
We should all know the direct correlation between drinking sufficient water and keeping healthy by now (OK, well I should, I’ve researched and written about it often enough - maybe you shouldn’t), but quite surprisingly in spite of a plethora of information from just...
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Too Cool for School – the Water Cooler that Could
Schools are back and summer is on the way. It’s always a concern that your child is getting enough water to drink during their busy school day. Fortunately, school water coolers are pretty much de rigeur in schools across the length and breadth of the U.K. But what...
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Brain Power and Water – Part II
I was quite amazed and impressed with the extensive, almost unending list of one’s brain function and how something as simple as drinking water can radically affect how our brain function. So impressed in fact, that I’ve written a Part II, because as we know,...
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Brain Power and Water
My brain (oh Pooh of very little brain) is wont to skip along from thought to thought not unlike a greased toboggan on a stretch of snow. On occasion though, it hits the tarmac or an unsnowed patch and sticks a little. And ..... then it’s off again. One of these...
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Tales from the Water Cooler – Dinky Toys and Venomous Snakes!
Here’s a true tale for you to relate at your next water cooler gathering. Please feel free to relate your own ‘you’ll never believe what happened to me as a sprog’ story too! I recently wrote a blog about loves of my mine that started in childhood – the first one...
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Water Cooler Manners – Two Point Oh One Six
Many moons ago I blogged about water cooler etiquette – this year as we segue into spring (actually, spring was officially on 22 March) I was wondering if, four years on, there’s been any change about the ‘do discuss’ versus the ‘do not discuss’ topics especially with...
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Think Tank at the Water Cooler – for the love of architecture
My particular love arrived when I started playing with my brother’s hand me down Lego. In this I must say, I’m a purist – the old Lego is what Lego is meant to be. I’ve never quite understood all the pink and purple brightly coloured weirdly shaped pieces Lego is...
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The ‘Cuddle Hormone’ – Oxytocin
I’m always amazed at the amount of information available online. It boggles my brain. Take f’r instance, Oxytocin. I came across the name as I was researching the benefits of taking a hot vs. a cold shower. According to the article, if you shower using hot water, this...
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Hot Water? Cold Water? What’s your opinion?
I’ll admit I’m the world’s biggest wuss when it comes to bathing or showering in cold water. Even when there are scorching hot temperatures, I’ll still opt for a mildly warm shower instead of ice cold. I may slowly turn the hot water tap down during shower but even...
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Can Mindfulness Help in Schools?
This word has been popping up often across the web and I’ve oft wondered what it meant. Because I’m an inquisitive so-and-so I read further and found out a little more. Essentially the concept of mindfulness is rooted in Buddhist philosophy and according to our dear...
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Driver Hydration and Other Hydration Type Scenarios
As I’m typing this, I’m literally looking (through?) a glass of water waiting for inspiration to strike. Rather funny, that, considering what the topic of this blog’s about. Have you guessed yet? *eyes slide back to the glass of water* *ponder* *ruminate* *again, eyes...
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Inspirational Water
You may have gathered by now that I rather enjoy writing (or typing I suppose is more correct). In fact, I generally find it the best way to express my thoughts. I think a LOT and am a visual person; however the path between my brain and my mouth isn’t always a clear...
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Does Drinking Water make you Smarter?
Does Drinking Water make you Smarter? Quite simply, yes, it does. How so, you ask (with a healthy lean towards scepticism)? Well, it’s like this: Every single organ in our bodies relies on being hydrated (i.e. water) to function; this includes the brain. While you may...
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Leap Year Two Point Oh One Six!
What is Leap Year exactly? Simply put, it’s basically a catch-up day once every four years due to the disparity between the solar system and the Gregorian calendar. A complete orbit of the earth around the sun takes exactly 365.2422 days to complete, but the Gregorian...
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British Food Habits – the times, they are a changing
*Figures charting the UK's changing food-buying patterns since 1974 have been released. So what’s changed since then? Data from 150,000 households who took part in the survey of their food and drink habits from 1974-2000 has been published by the Department for...
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A Water ‘Trend’ (hopefully) Here to Stay
Two weeks ago I was blathering on about how simple it is to effectively reduce vehicle incidents on the road by instituting driving hydration (and no, this doesn’t mean hydration through drinking your favourite alcoholic tipple and then roaring off down the M1). I...
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Hydration and Healthy in the Workplace (Water in the Workplace II)
Two summers ago, I blogged about keeping yourself tuned and fit while at work. Now, apparently it’ll be spring in a few weeks but for the moment it looks like we’re really still in the grip of winter. Despite this rather chilly weather, now is a good a time as any to...
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Driving and Hydration – does drinking water make a difference?
A while ago I wrote about a slight accident I had while driving a friend’s car, entitled A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Water Cooler. The blog was all about irony, karma, call it what you will. I’ve also mentioned day-time fatigue that’s brought on by not...
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AquAid and Carrington Dean: A Partnership of Care
If you have ever struggled with debt, you may have heard of our company, Carrington Dean. What we do is simple: we help those who are hopelessly in debt to get out of debt through management plans like IVAs, debt arrangement schemes, and bankruptcy. But it’s one thing...
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Immersed in Water – The Submarine
Before you start up with an eager rendition of ‘We All Live in a Yellow Submarine’, just .... don’t. Please. I’m not anti one of the greatest bands of all modern time, but that song, just ... no. Anyhow, I digress. Being a touch claustrophobic, the mention of...
read more2015 – A Year in Review for AquAid
As always, thanks to the commitment to top service and maintenance from everyone at AquAid and because of the provision of top quality products, 2015 was a very productive and successful year. One of the most important aspects of the company experiencing a bumper year...
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AquAid does January – Up Helly Aa!
Did anyone attend any Hogmanay events this year? I missed it but I heard they were marvellous! A few ancient Hogmanay traditions still to be found are: Redding the House - Like the annual spring cleaning in some communities, or the ritual cleaning of the kitchen for...
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Musings at the Water Cooler – New Year’s Resolutions to consider for the big Two Oh One Six
Me personally, I don’t do New Year’s Resolutions. I stopped around 1990 something. Not sure why, just did. Just in case you do though, I thought it only polite to share an amusing and sometimes witty selection of resolutions and opinions about resolutions just in case...
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AquAid and the Maasai Sports Bottle
Some 11 million children are at risk from hunger, disease and water shortages in east and southern Africa because of the strengthening El Nino weather phenomenon, this according to UNICEF. The worst affected countries are in east and southern Africa including Tanzania...
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AquAid Quirks and Christmas Fun
If there’s one thing I absolutely love, it’s Christmas time. It starts with the advent calendars (no, they’re not just for the children), ramps up with the decorating of the tree and then continues at full steam ahead for the entire month of December. Wrapped up in my...
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Water Christmas Trees
Did you see the double edged meaning there? Who’s a clever clogs then? In case you didn’t, it’s like this: If you’re having a real fir tree this Christmas, you need to water it. Then, there are Christmas trees that are made out of water. I know that beggars’ belief...
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Witticisms at the Water Cooler II
A ways back, I should cocoa (I did) – I presented the first in a series of two blogs about *points to headline*. Recently, I went back to that blog and realised that it was a Part I, which meant, at the very least, a second instalment was needed. So, without further...
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AquAid’s Bottled Water Cooler goes Viral in peppy Vevo Music Video!
Just when you thought AquAid were all about the staid and serious supply of a quality range of water coolers and water related products, we show that we too, can be frothy and fun. How, you may ask? Well, our Free Standing Bottled Water Cooler is a music video...
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The Drinking of the Water – a Fresh Approach
Yes, yes, I know I repeatedly blather on about how crucial it is to drink sufficient water, from a plethora of platforms: Health; Longevity; Energy; Weight Loss; and you’re probably a wee weary hearing about it, however, the fact remains, drinking sufficient water...
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Traditional Autumn Festivities you may need Water for
Last year I blogged about Bonfire Night or Guy Fawkes Night as it’s also called. Although the tradition of Guy Fawkes stems from an historical political event, it’s lighting up the darkness, so to speak, and so fits right in with a number of autumn time traditions,...
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Water and Your Health – The Grapefruit
Typing the query ‘which fruit contains the most water’ into the omnipresent Googlio, and BAM! this is what came up: ‘Grapefruit.’ Then more about watermelon and strawberries - thing is, watermelon and strawberries seem to contain more water than grapefruit – ninety...
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Trending at The Water Cooler – What’s Wrong with Plates
Funny story. I social media-ed a friend the other day to ask him his opinion on a newish restaurant in our area – the type of jeuj (my word) restaurant that one usually only finds in town or city centres. He replied that the food was really good, but his one question...
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The Culture Vulture Circles Britain
Recently I blogged about various dishes with really bizarre names that originate from different cultures. I also mentioned that we Britons certainly aren’t alone when it comes to naming our scoff weirdly. I said that at a later date I’d be expounding further on more...
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The AquAid Compact Water Boiler vs. a Kettle
Switching from a kettle to a hot water boiler not only reduces the amount of time spent waiting for a cup of hot water but the cost involved in production time and energy bills. Obviously, each work environment is different, so this information will assist you in...
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