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Ice Cold Water Anytime You Want with the Mountain Chill

By A Mystery Man Writer

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have ice cold water anytime you want without having to wait for it to cool down? An instantly perfect cup of lemonade made with the Mountain Chill® Water Chiller is the refreshing way to cool down on a hot summer day. The Mountain Chill® unit hides cleanly and simply beneath the sink and provides 3 gallons per hour of crisp, cool water from your own faucet. Having the Mountain Chill® Water Chiller in your home is the ultimate in convenience by providing cold water for drinks and chilled water for cookingall in an instant!

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