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Water Cooler Supplier
Easy to use and conveniently located inside Home Depot #3650. 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
Where is Primo Water Exchange located?
Primo Water Exchange is located inside Home Depot #3650 at 5300 Croaton Hwy, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949, USA.
What products does Primo Water Exchange offer?
Primo Water Exchange offers 3 gallon and 5 gallon fresh filtered drinking water refills, as well as empty jugs.
What are the payment options available at Primo Water Exchange?
Payment options include American Express, Apple Pay, Cash, MasterCard, and Visa.
What are the operating hours of Primo Water Exchange?
Primo Water Exchange follows the operating hours of the Home Depot location it is inside.
How can I contact Primo Water Exchange for inquiries?
You can contact Primo Water Exchange by phone at +1 844-237-7466 or email at social@primowater.com.
Does Primo Water Exchange offer services in languages other than English?
Yes, Primo Water Exchange provides services in both English and Spanish.
What type of water refill services does Primo Water Exchange provide?
Primo Water Exchange provides self-serve water refill services with fresh filtered drinking water available for 1, 3, or 5 gallon containers.
What nearby stores or services can I visit along with Primo Water Exchange at Home Depot?
Along with Primo Water Exchange, you can visit Home Services at The Home Depot, Tool & Truck Rental at The Home Depot, and The Home Depot hardware store itself for home improvement and rental needs.
Are there any dining options near Primo Water Exchange in Kitty Hawk?
Yes, nearby dining options include McDonald's, China Wong (Chinese restaurant), Aloha Poke and Grill, and Subway, all conveniently accessible to enjoy before or after your water refill.
What local attractions are near Primo Water Exchange for visitors to explore?
Visitors can explore the Monument to a Century of Flight and the Outer Banks Visitors Bureau nearby, providing cultural and travel information along with a chance to learn about local history.