H20K Water Cooler Cleaner
Quick, Healthy, Tasteless, Odourless Solution!
Bacteria will grow in ALL water coolers, anddispensers. It compromises the safety and quality of your water!
Cleaning your cooler just got easier with NEW H20K food-grade Cleaner!
H20k kits can be used in any type of water resouvour including automatic coffee makers, ice makers, humidifiers, and even pet waters.
H2OK Cleaning Kit
- Add H20K to Empty Cooler
- Wait 15 minutes
- Drain & Drink
Odourless, Tasteless, Food-grade & Quick!
It is a good idea to clean your water cooler every 6 months. This consistently keeps your water cooler free of bacteria. These few steps will help you keep your water cooler clean in between:
- Drain your cooler's reservoir completely before putting on the next bottle. This way you will not have old water mixing with new, this will keep your water fresh all the time!
- If you have a hot tank, make sure you drain your hot tank at least every 6 months. Or drain sooner if it is not used regularly. The hot tanks have a safety feature where the hot tank does not go empty. This is crucial for your cooler to function, but it can allow bacteria to grow if you don't use your hot tap on a regular basis. There will be a drain at the back of your cooler: turn your hot switch off, let the water cool down and twist the cap off. It will hold about 8 cups of water, so make sure you have a bucket ready about that size. Then when you put your next bottle on, let all the air out of your hot tank by letting water out of the line, and then turn the hot switch back on!
How to use in a Top Load Cooler
1. Turn off and Unplug Cooler.
If it’s a HOT Water cooler: Switch off HOT switch BEFORE unplugging.2. Remove empty water bottle.
3. Drain water from the cooler taps for "cold and room temperature" coolers - drain hot water on "hot & cold" coolers.
Hot water drain is located at the back of the cooler. Look for a screw cap or a cover to remove near the bottom of your cooler. Use caution. Water will be hot. Have a cloth and bucket prepared.4. Remove No Spill attachment or top of water cooler baffle (if applicable).
5. Pour the contents of H20K directly into the reservoir.
6. Fill the reservoir with potable water and wait for 15 minutes.
Use this time to clean the outside of your machine with a clean cloth and the gentle cleaner of your choice. Don’t miss the drip tray.
7. Drain reservoir from the cooler taps on "cold and room temperature" coolers - drain hot water on "hot & cold" coolers. - Drain for HOT is located at back of cooler.
8. Wipe and rinse out the reservoir with clean water.
9. Replace baffle, No Spill attachment or top of water cooler.
10. Place a full water bottle on the water dispenser.
11. Drain two (2) cups of water from each faucet and discard. (Optional)
12. The water dispenser is now clean.
13. Plug in the cooler.
Drain water out of the HOT water tap BEFORE switching back on the element switch.
How to use in a Bottom Load Cooler
1. Drain water from the cooler taps for "cold and room temperature" coolers - drain hot water on "hot & cold" coolers.
Hot water drain is located at the back of the cooler. Look for a screw cap or a cover to remove near the bottom of your cooler.Use caution. Water will be hot. Have a cloth and bucket prepared. Switch off HOT switch.
2. Pour the contents of H20K directly into an empty bottle or bucket. Add enough potable water to fill your coolers reservoir.
3. Draw water up though your taps. This will allow the water to enter your reservoir and lines. Wait 15 minutes.
4. Clean the outside of your machine with a clean cloth and the gentle cleaner of your choice. Don’t miss the drip tray.5. Drain reservoir from the cooler taps on "cold and room temperature" coolers - drain hot water on "hot & cold" coolers. - Drain for HOT is located at back of cooler.
6. Place a full water bottle on the water dispenser.
7. Drain two (2) cups of water from each faucet and discard. (Optional)
If you switched off the HOT switch, turn it back on now. Do NOT switch ON HOT until you have drawn water though the HOT tap.
Note: Some bottom load cooler have removeable tops and accessible reservoirs while others don’t. Inspect your cooler and adjust steps to best meet your needs.
