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Water Cooler Supplier
Easy to use and conveniently located inside Office Depot #860. Our self-serve refill water station provides fresh filtered drinking water in 1, 3 or 5-gallons.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Primo Water Exchange
What services does Primo Water Exchange offer?
Primo Water Exchange offers a self-serve water refill station providing fresh filtered drinking water in 1, 3, or 5-gallon jugs.
Where is Primo Water Exchange located?
Primo Water Exchange is located inside Office Depot #860 at 1933 Davis St, San Leandro, CA 94577.
What are the business hours for Primo Water Exchange?
Primo Water Exchange follows the retailer location hours of Office Depot.
Which payment methods are accepted at Primo Water Exchange?
Primo Water Exchange accepts American Express, Apple Pay, Cash, Mastercard, and Visa as payment options.
Can I refill my own water jug at Primo Water Exchange?
Yes, the self-serve refill station allows you to refill your own water jugs of 1, 3, or 5 gallons.
Which brands of water does Primo Water Exchange provide?
Primo Water Exchange provides water from the Primo Water brand.
Is Primo Water Exchange accessible for Spanish-speaking customers?
Yes, Primo Water Exchange offers services in both English and Spanish.
What are some nearby shopping centers or stores near Primo Water Exchange?
Primo Water Exchange is near shopping centers such as The Gate 510 and Westgate Center, and stores like Ross Dress for Less, Dollar Tree, and The Home Depot which make it convenient for customers to shop before or after refilling water.
Where can I grab a meal or coffee close to Primo Water Exchange?
Nearby eateries include Ohana Hawaiian BBQ for barbecue dishes and It's A Grind Coffee House for coffee and bakery items, making them great spots to visit after your water refill.
Are there any nearby services or specialty shops near Primo Water Exchange?
Yes, Minute Key offers key and locksmith services, and See's Candies is nearby if you want chocolates, convenient for customers combining errands with refilling water.