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Have you ever wondered how many bottles of water you have bought over the past years? Or bottles of carbonated drinks, sports drinks, juices, or whatever beverage that uses a bottle? Just imagine where all these end up. You wouldn't want to know.

About 71% of the world is water. From oceans, lakes, rivers, and even wells, water is basically everywhere. Being able to dissolve more substances than any other liquid, water is called the universal solvent. It’s useful in so many ways. We use it to water the plants that give us oxygen. We use it to bathe our pets who give us joy. We use it to wash our hands, cars, clothing, and dishes to clean them from the bacteria that they may have. But most importantly, we use them for replenishing and supplying us with fluids in our body.

Have you been experiencing severe headaches these past few days? How about vision problems and chest pains? Perhaps you’ve been having excessive fatigue and difficulty in breathing too. Consider getting your health checked-up because you might probably be suffering from hypertension, or simply put, high blood pressure. If this goes untreated, it can strain your heart and arteries, which can further result to organ damage.

Dehydration happens when the fluid going into your body is way less than the quantity of fluid going out. Because of this, your body is not able to maintain the ample amount of water needed to keep itself working at its best. Early symptoms of dehydration include thirst, urine in dark yellowish colour, as well as minimal production of urine. For more severe cases of dehydration, symptoms may include dry mouth and skin, headache, low blood pressure, fever, or even unconsciousness.

Is your face covered with wrinkles? Do you suffer from excessive oily skin? Have you had enough of looking in the mirror and seeing nothing but scars and pimple marks? Do not worry, you are not alone. Skin problems are a common dilemma to almost every other people out there.

Feeling down and lonely? We know an instant way to lift your mood up—treat yourself to a refreshing glass of water!

Are you a would-be-mom? Or is your wife currently expecting a baby? Well, congratulations to you! You're on your way to such a beautiful journey!

We've been going on and on lecturing you about how important it is to have a clear source of water at home. Not only will it benefit you, but the whole family's health and safety as well. Now that you truly know the benefits of having your own water purifier at home, let us take you through a quick 101 on the different types of water filtration systems. By understanding how each one works, you will be able to identify what kind of water dispenser you need, and trim down your options to just a few.

By now, you may already have decided to purchase your very own water purifier at home—that’s great! As you know it, this home appliance provides so many benefits, which you and your loved ones can enjoy for a long time. To give you a quick recap, here are some of the advantages we mentioned from our previous article.

When talking about the advantages of maintaining a conscious water consumption, the larger cut of the pie goes to health benefits. This is why us here at Purikool encourages every family to take ahold of their own water dispensers at home. We believe that this is the most practical way of reaching the ample amount of water consumption that your body needs. Before going on canvassing water dispensers here in Singapore, take a look at the following reasons first of why you need to drink more water every day.