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Q: How can I order big water bottles for my house?

hi everyone! does anybody know how i can order the big round bottles for the water machine in my apartment? the previous tenant was buying from Nestle and he has left some empty ones behind but when I call the service dpt of my building they know nothing!!! any ideas?

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It depends on your local area. Head outside to see one of those delivery guys on the pedal tricycles (or electric bike) that delivers water, there is usually a phone number on them somewhere.  If not, ask him for a card.  He'll probably ask where you live, tell him your address and see if he delivers there (if you see him in your general neighborhood, it's a safe bet he does.) These guys will usually have you buy lots of bottled water and give you redeemable tickets, so be prepared to shell out a few hundred RMB. Or just ask a neighbor if you can speak Chinese.

 

Also, you can order if from Carrefour if there is one close by:

 

www.carrefour.com.cn/DefaultEng.aspx

 

For the "Big 3" in Shanghai, (I haven't used them in years) here are the numbers.  They DO NOT have English speaking the last time I used any of them, but feel free to check:\

 

NongFu Springs
800-8571-058
 

Watsons
400-889-6888
 

Nestle
800-820-8898

 

 

lidaki:

thanx a lot! I already ordered my water!!! :) you're an angel!

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Whenever i move to new apartment, the security guys are the right people who introduce you with these water guys..they generally prefers that you buy at least two or three bottles at once..

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