Jeanne, the three-gallon jugs - do you refill them? Does the appliance filter? (Our town water isn't very good.) What's the brand name? Thanks for the help-Karen.
We use Shenandoah Springs water, and they bring the new jugs. It's spring water. They also provide a dispenser, although I upgraded to a nicer one for a few bucks. They pick up empties and deliver filled once a month, and it probably averages $30 to $35 a month for the service (6 rooms/50% occupancy). They only charge for what we use. You can get three or five gallon jugs - the threes are easier to handle.Karen said:Jeanne, the three-gallon jugs - do you refill them? Does the appliance filter? (Our town water isn't very good.) What's the brand name? Thanks for the help-Karen
We have glasses & and a fridge with ice. Everyone has a faucet in their bathroom. If your water is undrinkable, you could put in a filter on a sink guests have access to OR, put out pitchers of water that have built in filters..
Yes. Our city water is fine but we keep a Britta pitcher in the fridge to fill guests' glasses at breakfast. A local innmate keeps a Britta pitcher in every guest room (3) for guests to use. That's a low cost option - but I didn't want to deal with keeping the pitchers filled and clean for each guest. The glass carafes we use go in the dishwasher.Alibi Ike said:If your water is undrinkable, you could put in a filter on a sink guests have access to OR, put out pitchers of water that have built in filters.
Our water has a lot of sulpher. We have a whole house filter which does a great job. Tastes like spring water.We have glasses & and a fridge with ice. Everyone has a faucet in their bathroom. If your water is undrinkable, you could put in a filter on a sink guests have access to OR, put out pitchers of water that have built in filters..
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