Bottled water coolers are very popular among all for keeping oneself hydrated and fresh.
Having a water cooler at your place gives you the chance to have fresh and cold water at any time of the day.
But it is always recommended to keep the cooler clean after you change the water bottles.
And that raises the question of how to clean a water cooler easily and by yourself.
Cleaning the water cooler only requires to have only a few things including a solution of water and vinegar or bleach and a few moments of yours.
The cleaning process is so simple that you can do it by yourself spending no money on it. The cleaning procedure is given in steps in the section below.
How to Clean A Water Cooler
Make The Water and Vinegar Solution
At first, you need to mix 15 ml of vinegar or unscented bleach to 5 liters of warm water. Mix it well for the solution to be ready.
Wear Safety Measures
Wear gloves and glasses to protect your skin and eyes from the solution.
Unplug The Cooler While Removing The Water Bottle
Next, you need to make sure that you have unplugged the cooler from the electrical source. Then safely remove the water bottle from the cooler.
Make sure that you drain the leftover water from the cooler.
Clean The No-spill Guard and Rinse The Reservoir With The Solution
After that, you need to remove the no-spill guard from the cooler safely and fill the reservoir with the cleaning solution.
You can use soft brushes to clean and rub the tank.
Clean The Spigots and Drain The Solution Through It
Next, you need to let the solution sit in the spigot from around two minutes and then drain the solution through it and dump it.
Clean the reservoir and the valves with clean water to remove the vinegar from it.
Restore The Parts and Water Bottle
Now you can restore the no-spill guard and water bottle to the water cooler and plug it in to turn on.
With these simple step by step process, you can clean your water cooler at any time and have cleaned water coolers to provide you fresh and cold water at every moment.
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