Hydration
makes work go swimmingly
Almost all
of the recent research into workplace productivity has come to the same
conclusion; hydration is a key factor that increases and preserves productivity
in a workforce. A hydrated workforce is not only a happy workforce, it is
effective too.
A Quooker
boiling water tap in the workplace is of huge benefit to employer and employee
alike when it comes to both hydration and productivity. It encourages regular
hydration by being quick and convenient.
Hydration is
great for the brain, allowing it to stay oxygenated which acts to improve brain
function. It takes as little as a 1% loss of body water to significantly reduce
concentration in the human brain. A Quooker tap helps a workplace team to remain
hydrated without disruption to work or concentration. It delivers genuinely 100°C water on
demand, taking only a few seconds to make a cuppa, as opposed to 3 minutes or
more with a traditional kettle. Your
team should take a statutory break mid-morning, lunchtime and mid-afternoon,
but letting them have a cuppa more often than that really is wise thinking.
Water
enables our bloodstream to deliver nutrients and oxygen to our entire body, keeping
us awake and focused on the tasks at hand. A Quooker uses a storage tank that
holds up to 11 litres of water at a constant 110°C, so that when
water is delivered it is not only genuinely boiling, but plentiful for as many
cups as are required. This means that staff can help themselves to as much
liquid refreshment as they want, without wasting time – which is money.
Good
digestion is so important to health and a person who is hydrated is more able
to digest food and absorb nutrients than a person who is dehydrated. A Quooker tap will deliver boiling water all
day, every day, whenever it is needed. It is great for helping to prepare quick
meals (such as noodles, soup and pasta) and for aiding hydration which allows
people to digest their food, stay comfortable and avoid drowsiness.
A
Quooker in the workplace helps to keep your team hydrated, whilst minimizing
the time cost that is involved in regular preparation of refreshments. Hydrated
people are happier – and that makes them far more productive.
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