by waterclub | Aug 22, 2026 | Blog Posts
The reminder arrives, the week is busy, and the water still tastes fine. So the filter change slides by a month. Then two. Then someone notices the tap has gone slow and works out that the last visit was a year and a half ago. This is an extremely common situation and...
by waterclub | Aug 22, 2026 | Blog Posts
People move house in the UAE more often than almost anywhere else. Leases turn over every year, families upgrade from an apartment to a villa, someone takes a job in Abu Dhabi, someone else leaves the country at four weeks’ notice. And somewhere in the middle of...
by waterclub | Aug 22, 2026 | Blog Posts
Almost nobody in the UAE decides to buy bottled water. It simply becomes the arrangement. A cooler arrives with the furniture, a standing order gets set up in the first month, and eight years later the bottles are still turning up because nobody has ever sat down and...
by waterclub | Aug 22, 2026 | Blog Posts
This is the question we are asked more than any other, and it is the one most often answered badly. A customer rings up wanting cleaner water, and within a few minutes the conversation has become a choice between a system under the kitchen sink and a system for the...
by waterclub | Aug 22, 2026 | Blog Posts
A cup of filter coffee is about 98.5% water. An espresso is around 90%. Whatever you paid for the beans, the overwhelming majority of what goes into the cup came out of a tap, and in the UAE that tap is at the end of a long journey involving a desalination plant, a...
by waterclub | Aug 22, 2026 | Blog Posts
If you have looked at water systems in the UAE in the last few years, somebody has offered you alkaline water. It comes up in shopping malls, at exhibition stands and in the pitch of a good number of filter companies. The machines are expensive, the language is...
