Culligan has adopted the philosophy of "Social Responsibility."
We know that in today's fragile environment we must be Respectful, be Resourceful and be Responsible. Not only with what we do day to day but with the products and services we provide our customers. We are pleased to support and encourage those we are in contact with to adopt the sam philosophy of "Sustainability."
Help by doing your part as well!
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Welcome to Kaat's Culligan - Serving Wisconsin
Bottle Free Cooler
The best reasons to switch to Culligan Bottle-Free water coolers.
Bottle-Free is hassle-free.
Never run out of water.
Receive one predictable invoice at the same time every month.
No more bottle deliveries.
It’s more sanitary.
Reduce potential contamination because there are fewer places for bacteria, algae and other organisms to grow in our bottle-free water coolers. And our water spouts prevent the spread of germs from cups or bottle necks.
Sealed system prevents contamination. Vents in traditional bottled coolers can allow anything in the air to enter your water.
No more lifting 42-lb bottles.
Prevent injuries. Most people don’t use good lifting techniques and lifting heavy bottles can cause injury.
Eliminate spillage. This slippery hazard is another reason people don’t like to change bottles.
Get out of the bottle storage business. Space costs money. Put yours to better use.
It’s better for the environment.
Reduce our reliance on oil. Making bottles for American consumers uses 17 million barrels of oil a year. Transporting those bottles uses even more fuel.¹
Keep plastic out of landfills. 90% of individual water bottles are not recycled.² Encourage your employees to grab a glass — and stop buying single-serve bottles.
Support your company’s green initiatives. It’s the right thing to do!
You’ll save money.
Save as much as 50%. Culligan bottle-free water coolers start at less than $1 per day.
1) Pacific Institute, Bottled Water and Energy. A Fact Sheet
2) Treehugger, A World of Reasons to Ditch Bottled Water by the Union of Concerned Scientists, 7/9/07
