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Brio Self Cleaning Bottleless Water Cooler Dispenser, UL/Energy Star, Stainless Steel, Point of Use Drinking Water Filter, Hot, Cold, and Room Temperature

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Colour Stainless Steel, Black
Material Plastic
Capacity 5 gallons
Brand Brio
Style Modern

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  • INSTALLATION KIT: The user-friendly cooler comes with all that you need! Full installation kit consists of 6' of 1/4" tubing, 3-way plastic 1/4" push connect adapter, under sink 3/8" adapter with shut off valve, filter flushing adapter, and detailed instructions with illustrations.
  • 4-STAGE ULTRA FILTER: Enjoy the pure taste of water when you filter with the powerful Ultrafiltration Filter. Utilizing submicron membranes to reduce suspended solids, bacteria and more, the filter guarantees a pure and delicious hydration experience every time.
  • POU BOTTLELESS FILTRATION: Gone are the days of going to refill bottles when you switch to Brio POU Bottleless Water Cooler. Trust the cooler that transforms your tap water to a five-star hydration experience with every pour.
  • SELF-CLEANING: A clean cooler shouldn’t be complicated, so we simplified it for you. Enjoy minimal maintenance with the water cooler that utilizes a self-cleaning feature. Keep the unit in pristine condition at a touch of a button when you activate the self-cleaning ozone that sanitizes the water lines. Includes digital controls: illuminated panel displays child lock, a digital clock, a nightlight, and more.
  • HOT, COLD & ROOM-TEMPERATURE WATER: Three temperature settings allow you to customize your drinking experience. Brio Essential dispenser features cold, room-temperature or hot for either refreshing and satisfying hydration or a soothing hot beverage.

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Brio Countertop Self-Cleaning Water Cooler dispenses perfectly chilled water, soothing hot water or room temperature water, all at your fingertips. The modern design of the cooler makes it an attractive addition to any setting, be it at home, office or garage, and sits perfectly on countertops. Say goodbye to trips to refill gallons, this unit connects directly to a water line and provides different temperature water to fulfill any and all of your needs. The cooler also comes with replacement filters, ensuring you have access to clean water at all times. The unit also has a self-cleaning feature, so rest assured knowing that the water dispensed comes from sanitized unit. Hydrate with the finest water. Hydrate with Bio.

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  • George H.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Hapilly hydrated! 3rd time's a charm, Amazing hot/cold water, great taste
    Reviewed in the United States on 20 July 2022
    Brio Self Cleaning Bottleless Water Cooler Dispenser
    I love this thing! But it took me a few tries, and thanks to Amazon return policy they were very helpful. I'm writing this after a month of daily use. Yeah a bit wordy, but if youre looking to chose, hope this helps.

    1. The first Brio cooler I ordered was the cooler heater pump where you put the 5 GAL bottle in the bottom. My sweetheart freaked when she got home. Knowing that I would not go out regularly to refill the big bottles. I didn't even open it and returned it the next day. One down...

    2. Next I ordered that "Brio Commercial Grade Bottleless Ultra Safe Reverse Osmosis " machine. This has 4 filters, one is a Reverse Osmosis canister. Did the whole install, ran the tubes, paid an extra $20 for longer 1/4" tubing to get it to the end of the counter. All except for the RO drain tube which is supposed to tap right into the sink drain. I wanted to see how much water came out since someone mentioned it in a review. I ran the drain tube to some large buckets. A LOT comes out. It actually flushes 4 GALLONS water down the drain for each 1 GALLON consumed. So we would pay for 5 Gal to get 1. In drought stricken and expensive CA water country, that is a deal breaker. For a day, It did make nice clean water cool / hot though. Just a waste of water down the drain. It was weird seing how much water flushed after just getting a few cups of water. So, nope.
    So I buttoned it up, emptied the filters, and returned it. Two down.

    3. Now this awesome machine. Fortunately I had all the water tubing lines already tapped to the cold water under the sink from the previous install a few days earlier. I performed the flushing procedure of each filter (10 min each - which fed the garden BTW).

    NOTE: On the flushing cap, there is a directional arrow, use that. The manual shows backwards. Interns are not known for attention to detail.

    The installation was super easy to set up. Perhaps 1 1/2 hr if I count the install of the cold water tap, dress the tubing lines, and water flushing the filters (that's 45 min total itself). Flushed he chambers, flipped on the Hot and Cold power switches. Gave it another 45 to hr. Done.

    TASTE:
    At first, there was a bit of a tap water after taste. I flushed the chambers out a few times. But after about 2 weeks, that aftertaste went away. It was a bit like tap water after taste, not bad, but I powered through it. Life. Some reviewers complained about that. But it is totally gone now. The taste from any chamber is clean crisp water. It has gone through a few of the UV cleaning cycles too, I presume that is helping.

    TEMPS:
    Cold comes out at 43 deg F brrrr...
    HOT 179 Deg F
    Room temp.. I don't care... 70 ish... but its next to the cold tank so, its water, I'm not that picky.
    Regarding the hot, at that 179 deg temp, its hot, but not coffee (190 - 208) or barely tea brewing hot. So I turned it off. I use a separate 1.75 L hot water carafe to heat water to a specific temp for coffee or tea, or boil anyway. In our application, its not boiling, so I see no need to use power for something I would barely use. I still use the hot water chamber to fill my carafe for hot water, even though it is not hot. The reason is to continuously flush the chamber with new water. I alternate between that and the room temp chambers for coffee water.
    But the cool is amazing. I fill a glass milk bottle carafe and keep at my table for always a cool drink. I use this multiple times a day, especially after garden work. And every morning. Perfect! Great taste!

    DISPENSER AREA:
    Two comments, dispenser area size, and area height.
    The dispenser cavity height size is tall enough to get my milk bottle carafe under it, but not the hot water carafe. Thats still better than the RO machine. So, to fill the hot water carafe, or soup pot, I have to fill my milk bottle which is about 1 L, twice. Where would i be without that old milk bottle i found at some garage sale for a buck? The actual shelf depth is anemic in size also. It's like 3 inches. Cant rest a tumbler securely on it. Perhaps a good thing, else Id forget and leave it there an end up looking all over the house for it. That happens, don't ask. So I hold whatever I'm filling. It would be nice to be lazy though. What if I had only one arm? Some people do. Brio designers need a little more education in consistency and industrial design.
    The drip tray is ok. There's a thin stainless steel cover over a removable plastic drip tray that you can remove for cleaning. that whole part feels like really cheap manufacturing. So I'm gentle. On the right side of the drip tray there is a round hole with a little red float to indicate if the drip tray has too much water in it, you know because the shelf itself is too small, so they put a float in it instead of making it a bit bigger. Me sarcastic? I filled the drip tray with water to see how it looks, like a little hemorrhoid peaking through the hole. Well ok then. Note taken. It never fills up.

    The dispenser cavity area bottom height is about 22" off the floor. Ok, but rather a bit low height. Great if youre in a wheel chair. So there is that. However, my family and guests don't deserve to see my plumbers crack trauma every time I go for water. It would have been nice if they offered a matching drawer stand like they do for front loading washers and dryers. One could put replacement filters and the like in it, while raising the whole unit up so the fill area is at counter top level. I'd pay for that and would love the added height. I wanted the dispenser area to be around that of the kitchen counter height. Why not? That would only make sense.

    The solution, a wire shelf on wheels...
    I have a few heavy duty chrome wire shelving for kitchens since I have no pantry. They look great (see one in the first pic) and are very functional, east to clean, strong etc. So I looked around the mothership Amazon and found this cheap little "heavy duty" wire rack on wheels for $37. Could life get much better? I had a coupon so got it for like $11. Awesome! Free delivery, 2 days. Yayy! Its in the photos. This raised the dispenser area level up a bit higher than the counter level, so that's perfectly workable. I could have adjusted the height better but, it goes against me doing things over. Plus it has shelves for replacement filters etc. At the time I only have doggie treats in the shelves and as you can see, SOMEONE discovered them! But the wires on this wire shelf were very flimsy, awful cheap construction. The whole dispenser was rocking. I can bend this with my bare hands. So I went to TAP plastics and had a 1/4" poly shelf thing cut to fit the shelf to distribute the weight and placed it under the cooler. See the second pic with the big watery eyes. (Yes he got a treat for the shameless posing). The poly plastic shelf cover made it good and sturdy but cost more than the shelf ($45). Lesson there, cheap is not necessarily less expensive, and "heavy duty" on Amazon is definitelya relative term. But it works and its at the right height, so it stays till I decide on a better idea.

    So now I'm happily hydrated. Cheers. Drink up! Buy this now.
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    George H.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Hapilly hydrated! 3rd time's a charm, Amazing hot/cold water, great taste
    Reviewed in the United States on 20 July 2022
    Brio Self Cleaning Bottleless Water Cooler Dispenser
    I love this thing! But it took me a few tries, and thanks to Amazon return policy they were very helpful. I'm writing this after a month of daily use. Yeah a bit wordy, but if youre looking to chose, hope this helps.

    1. The first Brio cooler I ordered was the cooler heater pump where you put the 5 GAL bottle in the bottom. My sweetheart freaked when she got home. Knowing that I would not go out regularly to refill the big bottles. I didn't even open it and returned it the next day. One down...

    2. Next I ordered that "Brio Commercial Grade Bottleless Ultra Safe Reverse Osmosis " machine. This has 4 filters, one is a Reverse Osmosis canister. Did the whole install, ran the tubes, paid an extra $20 for longer 1/4" tubing to get it to the end of the counter. All except for the RO drain tube which is supposed to tap right into the sink drain. I wanted to see how much water came out since someone mentioned it in a review. I ran the drain tube to some large buckets. A LOT comes out. It actually flushes 4 GALLONS water down the drain for each 1 GALLON consumed. So we would pay for 5 Gal to get 1. In drought stricken and expensive CA water country, that is a deal breaker. For a day, It did make nice clean water cool / hot though. Just a waste of water down the drain. It was weird seing how much water flushed after just getting a few cups of water. So, nope.
    So I buttoned it up, emptied the filters, and returned it. Two down.

    3. Now this awesome machine. Fortunately I had all the water tubing lines already tapped to the cold water under the sink from the previous install a few days earlier. I performed the flushing procedure of each filter (10 min each - which fed the garden BTW).

    NOTE: On the flushing cap, there is a directional arrow, use that. The manual shows backwards. Interns are not known for attention to detail.

    The installation was super easy to set up. Perhaps 1 1/2 hr if I count the install of the cold water tap, dress the tubing lines, and water flushing the filters (that's 45 min total itself). Flushed he chambers, flipped on the Hot and Cold power switches. Gave it another 45 to hr. Done.

    TASTE:
    At first, there was a bit of a tap water after taste. I flushed the chambers out a few times. But after about 2 weeks, that aftertaste went away. It was a bit like tap water after taste, not bad, but I powered through it. Life. Some reviewers complained about that. But it is totally gone now. The taste from any chamber is clean crisp water. It has gone through a few of the UV cleaning cycles too, I presume that is helping.

    TEMPS:
    Cold comes out at 43 deg F brrrr...
    HOT 179 Deg F
    Room temp.. I don't care... 70 ish... but its next to the cold tank so, its water, I'm not that picky.
    Regarding the hot, at that 179 deg temp, its hot, but not coffee (190 - 208) or barely tea brewing hot. So I turned it off. I use a separate 1.75 L hot water carafe to heat water to a specific temp for coffee or tea, or boil anyway. In our application, its not boiling, so I see no need to use power for something I would barely use. I still use the hot water chamber to fill my carafe for hot water, even though it is not hot. The reason is to continuously flush the chamber with new water. I alternate between that and the room temp chambers for coffee water.
    But the cool is amazing. I fill a glass milk bottle carafe and keep at my table for always a cool drink. I use this multiple times a day, especially after garden work. And every morning. Perfect! Great taste!

    DISPENSER AREA:
    Two comments, dispenser area size, and area height.
    The dispenser cavity height size is tall enough to get my milk bottle carafe under it, but not the hot water carafe. Thats still better than the RO machine. So, to fill the hot water carafe, or soup pot, I have to fill my milk bottle which is about 1 L, twice. Where would i be without that old milk bottle i found at some garage sale for a buck? The actual shelf depth is anemic in size also. It's like 3 inches. Cant rest a tumbler securely on it. Perhaps a good thing, else Id forget and leave it there an end up looking all over the house for it. That happens, don't ask. So I hold whatever I'm filling. It would be nice to be lazy though. What if I had only one arm? Some people do. Brio designers need a little more education in consistency and industrial design.
    The drip tray is ok. There's a thin stainless steel cover over a removable plastic drip tray that you can remove for cleaning. that whole part feels like really cheap manufacturing. So I'm gentle. On the right side of the drip tray there is a round hole with a little red float to indicate if the drip tray has too much water in it, you know because the shelf itself is too small, so they put a float in it instead of making it a bit bigger. Me sarcastic? I filled the drip tray with water to see how it looks, like a little hemorrhoid peaking through the hole. Well ok then. Note taken. It never fills up.

    The dispenser cavity area bottom height is about 22" off the floor. Ok, but rather a bit low height. Great if youre in a wheel chair. So there is that. However, my family and guests don't deserve to see my plumbers crack trauma every time I go for water. It would have been nice if they offered a matching drawer stand like they do for front loading washers and dryers. One could put replacement filters and the like in it, while raising the whole unit up so the fill area is at counter top level. I'd pay for that and would love the added height. I wanted the dispenser area to be around that of the kitchen counter height. Why not? That would only make sense.

    The solution, a wire shelf on wheels...
    I have a few heavy duty chrome wire shelving for kitchens since I have no pantry. They look great (see one in the first pic) and are very functional, east to clean, strong etc. So I looked around the mothership Amazon and found this cheap little "heavy duty" wire rack on wheels for $37. Could life get much better? I had a coupon so got it for like $11. Awesome! Free delivery, 2 days. Yayy! Its in the photos. This raised the dispenser area level up a bit higher than the counter level, so that's perfectly workable. I could have adjusted the height better but, it goes against me doing things over. Plus it has shelves for replacement filters etc. At the time I only have doggie treats in the shelves and as you can see, SOMEONE discovered them! But the wires on this wire shelf were very flimsy, awful cheap construction. The whole dispenser was rocking. I can bend this with my bare hands. So I went to TAP plastics and had a 1/4" poly shelf thing cut to fit the shelf to distribute the weight and placed it under the cooler. See the second pic with the big watery eyes. (Yes he got a treat for the shameless posing). The poly plastic shelf cover made it good and sturdy but cost more than the shelf ($45). Lesson there, cheap is not necessarily less expensive, and "heavy duty" on Amazon is definitelya relative term. But it works and its at the right height, so it stays till I decide on a better idea.

    So now I'm happily hydrated. Cheers. Drink up! Buy this now.
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  • Gary Gindzhikyan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Best Water Filter
    Reviewed in the United States on 25 September 2024
    I ended up buying the Brio Self-Cleaning Bottleless Water Cooler Dispenser after my friend got one and I thought it was a need for my new home! The installation was super easy, and the water tastes incredibly fresh. The best part is the self-cleaning feature that keeps everything hygienic without any extra effort on my part. It's also a huge bonus not having to deal with refiling water bottles. If you're looking for a reliable and convenient water cooler, this is the one to get! I am so happy to have this in my home and it doesn’t hurt that it looks very nice and modern. Highly recommend this product to people who want a hassle-free water cooler!
  • H Trans Svcs
    1.0 out of 5 stars Broke as soon as it was out of warranty
    Reviewed in the United States on 27 September 2024
    I bought this for our church. It was used very little on Sundays. We are a small church and most people were used to grabbing water bottles out of the fridge. I used it to draw the water to make a coffee pot (12 cups) of coffee. Also I used it to fill my water mug. A few others would use it for a small cup but that was it.
    I went in on a Saturday and the Narthes was flooded. The first filter had water coming out of it around the seal. I spent hours getting the water turned off, cleaning up the mess, and covering it up.
    I was storing the manual in the bottom of the device so all of that was soaked. I've been looking for another one for a while now, but as it's a Sunday only device I'm not sure if we want to put another one in, but either way we will be turning the water off when we leave the church.
    The replacement filters are expensive as well. I bought another one for my shop and it's already lasted longer than that one. It's a full RO unit which I thought this one was when I purchased it.
  • Paul Mata
    4.0 out of 5 stars Works fine
    Reviewed in the United States on 22 October 2024
    Works fine. Only complaint is that the filters are on a timer vs having a flow meter to measure gallons used. So the machine will beep to change filters to early for my usage level, but to reset the alarm is easy enough
  • Jonathan Sevy
    5.0 out of 5 stars No more water bottles, great tasting water
    Reviewed in the United States on 23 January 2021
    Love this thing! Our local water is terrible (pumped right out of the Delaware River, with all the lovely fishy taste you could want), so we've used bottled water for drinking for the past 20 years. After dealing with unreliable delivery from the spring water companies (including bottles left to freeze solid when we'd paused delivery while on vacation) and then weekly lugging bottles of filtered water back from the local Lowe's, we finally decided to try a plumbed-in dispenser. Installation was easy (though be careful not to over-tighten the fittings, or they'll leak mercilessly), flushing the filters was straightforward, and the taste is exactly like the filtered and spring water we'd been buying (though it took a day or so before a very slight aftertaste disappeared - I think I should have flushed the new filters a little longer). While we got it more for convenience than economics, it's actually going to save us a ton of money - the bottled water cost $1.40 a gallon, while the filters, at $130 for a set good for about 1000 gallons, come out to just $0.13 per gallon.

    One caveat on installation: the filter-flushing cap supplied with our unit was of a newer design than the one shown in the manual, and critically, the infeed and outfeed ports are reversed! There are arrows on the cap showing the correct direction of flow, but if you instead follow the instructions in the manual you'll connect the flushing feed backward and flush the filters in reverse. I was confused enough that I called tech support, and they were very helpful and quickly let me know to follow the arrows on the cap and not the instruction manual (which they're hopefully updating).