Get a reusable water bottle today and make sure that you keep the water from the water coolers fresh and at its best.

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.

A popular spot where you can store you water is the garage. All you need is a small corner of the garage where you can place the bottle. It will be out of the way yet easily accessible. Another great spot is if you have a pantry, in every pantry there is that rarely used spot that collects dust, place the bottle there, it will be out of the way and near the cooler.

Bottled Water Coolers are ideal for the home and with a regular water delivery you should not have to worry about storing the bottles. Though if you want to think ahead and have a bottle at hand in case the water runs out, know how to store it.

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.

Make sure that you work out, whether it’s a brisk walk on the way to work in the morning or an extensive workout in the afternoon, staying active helps you improve your mood. Through working out not only do you feel better about yourself, but by improving your body you improve your mood. Along with working out make sure that you eat well, especially fruits and vegetables as they will help you with all of the essential vitamins and minerals necessary to keep your body healthy.

As established above, keeping your body healthy is essential to keeping your mood up. Another way to do it is by drinking plenty of water. Our bodies are made up primarily of water, and replenishing it regularly will help us ensure that our mood is positive and focused. By having water coolers in the home you will be able to have continuous access to clean cool water.

In 2001, Nestle/Powwow designed and built a “state of the art” bottling plant in Fillongley, Warwickshire costing over £6 million, it was designed to be the largest, most efficient, purpose built facility in the UK.

In 2003 – 2008 Nestle invested heavily in the site, bringing it up to meet rigorous hygiene and quality standards and in conjunction with Zenith International a new borehole was sunk on site to improve the quality of the water to meet Nestle spring water specifications at a cost of £1 million. The laboratory on site was UKAS accredited and was the only lab in the industry with ISO 170002 standards.

The 1250 bottles per hour bottling line was installed by the premium Italian manufacturers R.Bardi in 2001 and is still the fastest bottling plant in the UK for 5 gallon bottles.

The company has employed ex-Nestle staff ensuring continued high quality operations at the site.

Until the business went into administration, the plant regularly produced almost 3 million 19 – litre bottles of water per annum.

The plant has now been fully re-commissioned and contracted sales are already approaching 2 million bottles per year.

The survey was made so the results would be launched at the same time as Waterwise, the first virtual water efficient town, by Thames Water. Of the surveyed Swindon residents 100% answered that they would feel guilty about wasting water and consciously avoid wasting water in their home on the survey. This is great as the town is quickly growing while the two rivers that they get their water from, Kennet and Thames, are not.

Thames Water has offered the residents of Swindon a rare and free opportunity to have one of their water regulation approved plumbers visit their home and fit water-saving devices. Already over 1,000 residents have taken advantage of this wonderful opportunity and Thames Water has already scheduled over 10,000 for next year. This is especially necessary as even though the residents of this thriving town are very conscious, they are too many for the dwindling rivers that they get their water from.

Another great idea for residents in Swindon, and everyone else, would be to install water coolers in their home and office to ensure that not a drop is wasted.

This summer has been the UK’s coolest since 1993, provisional Met Office figures indicate.

The figures cover 1 June to 29 August. But while this summer has been wetter than 2010, it has not been as wet as 2007, 2008 or 2009.

The temperature during August has been below normal by about one degree Celsius in most parts of the UK.

But the Met Office says it has been “close to normal” over central and eastern counties of England in August.

Other figures released for this month show that the UK has overall received 126% of the normal monthly rainfall.

With regard to the amount of summer sunshine in August, the UK has been below average generally. The country overall has received just 76% of the August average.

Full stats for August and for summer 2011 should be available from the Met Office on Thursday