FAQ

Spring water is from Formosa in Ontario. It is hauled in by stainless steel tanker trucks and is stored in stainless steel tanks. From the tanks, it passes through a fine filter to remove any sediment it may contain. The water is then ozonated and after that passes through a finer filter before going to the bottling machine for fill. Spring water has the minerals you want in it and contains no chlorine or added chemicals. Spring water has a full natural mineral taste that you will enjoy.

 Our RO water is a processed water made with city water through a carbon filter to remove chlorine and softened to 1/2 part per million then to RO membrane filters leaving behind 98.6% of the minerals. This leaves a 1.4% mineral trace in the water for a Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) of about 20 ppm. The water is then ozonated and after that passes through a finer filter before going to the bottling machine for fill. RO water is closer to a Distilled than a Spring but contains a small amount of minerals for a better taste.

Distilled is the purest form of water. We use our RO water to feed our distiller.  It then passes to the distiller, boiling the water and capturing the steam and condensing it back into water leaving all minerals behind except the water. The distilled water is then ozonated and after that, passes through a fine filter before going to the bottling machine for fill.

We take our environmental impact seriously. At Glenbriar Bottled Water, our goal is to provide clean hydration while working toward a smaller ecological footprint one step at a time. Our 500ml and 4L bottles are made from 100% recyclable materials, aligning with our commitment to sustainability.

Our 11L and 18L bottles are designed for reusing and refilling, promoting eco-friendly practices and reducing waste. The bottles are made to be highly durable and can be used for approximately 5 years or 30 fills without compromising safety or quality. When it is time to retire a bottle we ship them to a plastic company to be reformed and reused into other plastic products for different industries. This approach significantly reduces waste and promotes sustainable manufacturing practices.

For room temperature and cold coolers only
(not recommended for hot and cold models)

How to Clean a Water Cooler (Top Loader):

1.      Unplug the electrical cord.

2.      Remove the empty water bottle.

3.      Remove the no-spill top from the cooler do the reservoir is visible.

4.      For safety place a “Do Not Drink” sign on the cooler for the duration of the cleaning procedure.

5.      Pour 1 litre of vinegar into the reservoir and dispense 56ml of vinegar through each tap. Fill the reservoir to the top with hot water. Let sit for approximately 4 hours.

6.      Dispense vinegar solution through all taps. Wipe calcium off sides of reservoir with a clean cloth.

7.      Fill reservoir with tap water again to the top. Add 5ml of chlorine bleach to the reservoir. Drain immediately through all taps.

8.      Now fill the reservoir 2-3 times with bottled water and drain immediately to remove chlorine and vinegar taste.

9.      Preform a sample taste test. Repeat the flushing if necessary.

10.   Your cooler is now clean and sanitized.

Clean the Exterior and Drip Tray:

-Vinegar works well for removing calcium of the drip tray.

-Dust off or vacuum the condenser coils on the back of the unit to improve cooling efficency.

-You may now add a new Glenbriar bottle of water and plug in the unit.

Note:

*If you have a hot and cold cooler, you must follow the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions and not the above instructions.
*If you have any other questions, please contact our office at 519-747-0500.

A leaking bottle is often due to a pin hole that is present in the bottle. This usually looks as though the water cooler is leaking from the bottom when in fact it is the bottle. Water coolers just don't start leaking unless they are knocked over or mishandled. Water coolers work on a vacuum principle, so when you put a bottle on the cooler, it will stop bubbling or gurgling when the water reaches the neck of your bottle inside your cooler reservoir. If the bottle has a hole in it, it will fill higher than the neck of the bottle inside the cooler. It can't be seen and water will run down the back of your cooler and pond on the floor to appear as if your cooler is leaking.

This is a common problem for people always filling the same jug at a water refill station. When you use our returnable jug with a new jug every delivery, it greatly reduces the risk of a pin hole in your bottle. Here are steps you can take to see if you have a leaking bottle or a leaking cooler:

1. Unplug your water cooler.

2. Take the bottle off the cooler and drain the water reservoir through the taps until empty.

3. Tilt your cooler on a 45 degree angle to see if water is gone from the bottom of the cooler. (Drain if not)

4.  Replace the bottle with a new bottle and drain out a cup from each tap.

5.  Plug your cooler back in.

6. Monitor your cooler for a few hours to ensure it is not leaking.

Note: If it is one of our bottles that is leaking give our office a call and we will reimburse you for that bottle. Please mark the bottle with tape on the neck, and a note saying it was leaking.

• Pull the electrical plug out for 24 hours, then plug back in. (This allows it to thaw)

• There is a THERMOSTAT setting on the back of the cooler. A small screwdriver can be used. Turn it COUNTER CLOCKWISE until it will not turn. Then turn it CLOCKWISE until you hear it cut in.

• If the water is not cool enough after this procedure, move the THERMOSTAT screw CLOCKWISE in TINY INCREMENTS until you reach the desired coolness.

•  If any of the above does not produce proper results, contact our office.

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