Water Cooler

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See the ultimate guide on how to clean a water cooler. We show you how and why you should clean a top- and bottom-loading water dispenser.

Water coolers have improved greatly from the designs featured in office dramas and sitcoms. A modern water cooler can hide the jug, offer ice, or even make you a hot cup of joe. Keep your employees or family members happy and hydrated with one of these updated water coolers.

Breaktime is a highlight each day…amiright? Gathering for a few stolen moments to talk about last night’s reality show du jour or the latest office goss helps motivate us to get through the day. Create some water-cooler moments of your own with this office-themed die set. It’s comprised of a number of break room and office necessities to help you create a spot you’ll look forward to visiting all day long. Die-namics, our very own exclusive American-made line of steel dies, work with a…

Who cooks and eats here: Hannah Vainstein and Nathan Hayden Where: Santa Barbara, California Rent or Own? Rent Hannah and Nathan are two of the most creative, fun, and unique super duos I know, and their kitchen is as stylish, natural and upbeat as they are. Nestled behind the Santa Barbara mission, this kitchen gets a ton of bright, natural light and is the location of many a dance and tea party. Join me as we tour this wonderful space!

A much cooler way to serve drinks on tap.

I have seven 5 gallon water jugs that I use to top off my saltwater fish tank. For the last couple years they have been taking up a log of floor space in my garage. As you've seen on a few of my past projects like the DIY Reclaimed Pallet Shelf or the Wood Storage Cart , I am trying to reclaim so

Here's to hydrating with a primo water dispenser. You'll love the crisp clean water that will readily be available!

Give your kitchen an upgrade with a hidden water cooler! Hide your water dispenser in the cabinet for good with this simple tutorial! Here's my rule of thumb: if I don't want to post it

Want to be a great designer? Start by listening to your client. Great design are more than simply pleasing aesthetics. Great designs are personal. Great designs demand more and require a deeper understanding of the motivations of the client. We learn about the client’s motivations by asking appropriate questions and then do more listening and less talking. We need to listen to what the client wants to achieve with their design, who will be using this space and how will they be using it…