“COOLER SANITIZING”-KILLS 99.99% OF BACTERIA, VIRUSES, MICROORGANISMS AND MOLDS ON CONTACT.

Did You Know Your Water Cooler Can Get You Sick If Not Cleaned???

Cooler Manufacturers and the International Bottled Water Association of America recommend that coolers be sanitized at least every 6 months. European health regulators require that bottled water companies sanitize coolers every 3 months.  California has a similar law on the books for bottled water companies, and several other states are considering it.  While the integrity of your water can be superb, the cleanliness of your cooler can make you seriously ill, especially when not cleaned, maintained and SANITIZED for long periods of time.  An unsanitary cooler can affect the taste of your water and affect your health.    

Blue Mountain Natural Spring Water has studied these effects and found out the only way to truly clean and keep your water cooler safe for you and your family is to sanitize it using Ozone. We are one of the first bottled water companies in the tri-state area to offer this healthy service for a reasonable cost.  When Ozone (O3) is introduced into your water it sterilizes the water and everything it touches, killing 99.99% of bacteria, viruses, microorganisms, and molds.  We have a state of the art Ozone machine that will perform this very function and "ozonate" the water and everything it touches called Nature-Kleen.

Blue Mountain Natural Spring Water Corp. is one of the pioneering bottled water companies in the tri-state area to sanitize customers' water coolers.  Blue Mountain Natural Spring Water offers the exclusive “Cooler Sanitizing” program, a 7 point service which refreshes and cleans your cooler.  You keep drinking the purest water, not just the first time, but every time. 

You clean the glass you drink from, why not the water cooler you drink from?

Cooler Sanitizing Steps=$35 per cleaning, RECOMMENDED every 6 months!!!- 20    MINUTES TO PERFORM THIS WHOLE PROCESS

• SANITIZE AND REFRESH RESERVOIR AND WATER PATH (LINES) WITH OUR NATURAL STATE-OF-THE ART OZONE TECHNOLOGY
• CLEAN AND SANITIZE SPIGOTS
• DRAIN AND CLEAN COOLER RESERVOIR
• CLEAN DRIP TRAY
• CLEAN AND ADJUST CUP DISPENSER
• CLEAN COOLING FINS/COILS ON BACK OF COOLER
• CLEAN EXTERIOR OF COOLER

For information on sanitizing your own cooler, Blue Mountain also offers.....DO IT YOURSELF SANITIZING INSTRUCTIONS BELOW!!

CLEANING AND SANITIZING YOUR COOLER

Note: Cooler Manufactures recommend cooler sanitizing at least every 6 months.

• Unplug the cooler from the electrical outlet.
• Remove the bottle.
• Drain any water left in the reservoir through the faucets.
• Remove top of water cooler assembly until the assembly is freed from the reservoir, thereby exposing the reservoir to be able to be cleaned with a sponge or cloth. 
• Remove splash guard if one is installed, 80% of coolers have a splash guard.
• Assembly may be cleaned in a dishwasher or manually. If washing manually only use a mild detergent such as Joy and do not use any abrasive material to wash unit.
• Thoroughly rinse and dry assembly. 
• Let cooler stand for a few minutes to allow ice in the reservoir to melt. Add warm water to speed up this process.
• Drain water again. Take a clean non-abrasive sponge and wipe out reservoir. Do not use soaps or detergents. Pour additional water into reservoir to rinse and drain again through cold spigot only.
• Pour about 2-3 cups of white vinegar in the reservoir and let that drain through the spigots.  More may be required, use enough to be able to get it through both cold and hot lines and clean out the tubing/lines inside the cooler.
• Boil water or use scalding hot water and pour slowly into reservoir until it is full.
• Allow water to stand for 1 minute. Drain water out of both spigots. This procedure sanitizes the water lines and the spigots.
• Replace the assembly by pressing unit firmly into the reservoir opening until the unit is flush with the top of the cooler.
• Place bottle on top of cooler.
• Depress spigots and flush with Spring water until water flows freely from both spigots and you have drained about 2 gallons of Spring water.
• Plug in unit. (It takes a few minutes for water to reach the desired hot and cold temperatures.

Cleaning Plastic Parts – Periodic cleaning of drip tray, spigots and top of cooler are recommended. To clean plastic parts, use liquid soap and warm water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners. Drip tray should not be used for disposing unwanted beverages.

NOTE: Do not use "Fantastic" cleaner or similar products on plastic parts. These products contain chemicals that can cause the plastics to become brittle and discolored.

Cleaning Cabinet Exterior – The cooler exterior can be cleaned with liquid soap and warm water. Make sure the washed parts are rinsed thoroughly and all soap residues are removed. (Do not use abrasive cleaners which can scratch surfaces)