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Niagara Recycled Copper Water Dispenser with Lid

Name: Niagara Recycled Copper Water Dispenser with Lid
Brand: Sertodo Copper
SKU: WD-CONE-9
Price: 289.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Sertodo Copper

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Handcrafted with 100% recycled copper
2.5 gal capacity
Stainless steel spigot
Holds 2.5 and 5 gal water jugs (not included)
Fits standard water cooler stands
Naturally antimicrobial, antibacterial, anti-fungal

Uniting modern style with ancient craft, the Sertodo Niagara Water Dispenser is named after the famous Niagara Falls renowned both for its spiritual beauty, and power. The inspiration behind the design comes from the Ayurveda Practice which dates back thousands of years of storing your water in and drinking from copper vessels to improve your physical, emotional and spiritual health.

Care: The pieces should be washed with soap and water, using the soft side of the sponge, and dried with a clean dishtowel (versus drip drying).

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When you wash copper with mild soap and water, it naturally develops a beautiful patina. Want to get it back to its original shine? Just scrub with vinegar and salt, or even ketchup. Afterwards, rinse your copper goods with mild soap and water and then towel dry to prevent spotting.

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