If you want to get really creative this holiday, you can take advantage of the bottles you order from us. You already are familiar with the amazing quality of our spring water and all its necessary nutrition for a better health, but what you may not know is that you can actually use the bottles as decorations. Why not take advantage of the bottles you already have and save money for decorations, while letting your imagination run wild at the same time. You can set up a craft shop at home and get your children to participate. You can teach them how to be creative and how to recycle materials and make different things out of them. Buy some coloured paper or just dig up some old magazines and get started. Smash a number of empty bottles and start gluing the paper on top of the wrinkled bottles. They may seem just ordinary plastic rubbish at first, but after you apply the colourful paper on top they will transform in cheerful and unique garlands. You can get some gold or silver paper and wrap the empty bottles as they are. Then paint some holiday ornaments on them.

This year our Bottled Water will not only be served at your table, but will also contribute to the holiday spirit under the form of Christmas decorations.

Of course, the initial idea is to place the water stacked in the fridge, however, that may not turn out so well if you are planning on having many guests as you will not only have water but other drink as well as food in the refrigerator. You may opt to put a couple of bottles in there and just refill it but it will take away time from your guests as you will be spending a lot of time in the kitchen this way. The other option is to have them next to the fridge, but this will mean warm bottles of water and not everyone likes that. The best option is to have a cooler with ice in the kitchen where you have the bottles of water placed, possibly another for the drinks, and perhaps a third for the alcoholic drinks. Another option is to have a water cooler with a bottle and have cups available for the guests. Again, it all depends on how many guests you have and how you want to go about distributing the bottled water to them.

“A new study finds that water, in all its forms, has the least environmental impact of any beverage choice. And when compared to other packaged beverages, including soft drinks, sports drinks, enhanced waters and juices, bottled water has the lightest environmental footprint.”

The full article can be seen at –  www.foodbev.com/report/bottled-waters-has-lightest-environmental-footprint