Frequently Asked Questions

'My Account' Questions
Activation Steps
- Go to https://account.magneticsprings.com
- Click ‘Activate Account’
- Enter
- Account Number
- Customer/Company Name
- Zip Code
- Email Address the customer would like to associate with the account
- Choose the Username and Password
- Click ‘Activate Account’
Home Screen
- Billing Information
- Location
- Billing phone number
- Billing Address
- Contact Information
- Billing contact person
- Billing contact number
- Billing contact email
- Account Number
- My Account Username
- Statement Preference
- Email statements
- No Email statements: Go Paperless
- Location
- Delivery Information
- Location
- Delivery address
- Delivery contact person
- Delivery contact number
- Delivery contact email
- Route
- Driver’s Name
- Route Number
- Location
- Account Balance: Total Balance Due
- Open Invoices
- All unpaid invoices
- Customer can download and view any open invoice
- My Deliveries
- Date: next scheduled delivery
- Skip: allows customer to skip their next delivery date
- View deliveries: will take customer to the deliveries page
- Favorites: products most ordered
My Orders
- View future deliveries
- Shows the current order for upcoming deliveries
- Can edit order
- If the customer no longer wishes to receive this order, they can click ‘skip order’
- View delivery orders
- View Previous deliveries
- View delivery calendar
Billing
- Open Invoices
- Can download to view invoices
- Payment
- Either click ‘select all’ or click each box of the invoices you want to pay
- Click ‘pay invoices’
- Screen will change to Pay Invoice
- Select payment type: Card or E-check
- Each invoice selected will be shown with its corresponding total amount
- Select ‘finalize payment’
- History
- Customer can see all invoices received over the course of their service
Equipment
- See all equipment associated with account
- Serial number
- Type of cooler
- Rent and billing frequency
- If the customer owns the equipment
General Bottled Water Questions
Here are some suggestions for your office water consumption:
10–15 Employees: Start with three 5-gallon water bottles per month and adjust according to actual consumption.
15–30 Employees: Start with five 5-gallon water bottles per month and adjust according to actual consumption.
30+ Employees: Start with one 5-gallon water cooler and five 5-gallon water bottles for up to thirty people; additional employees may require additional coolers and water bottles. Your sales representative can help you determine the appropriate amount.
Filtration Process and Our Water Quality
Reverse Osmosis
Water is forced through membranes to remove minerals.
Distillation
Water is turned into a vapor, leaving minerals behind. Vapors are then condensed into water again.
Microfiltration
Microfiltration refers to filtration of a liquid suspension through a membrane with pores of approximately 0.1–10 μm in diameter, to retain microorganisms and other suspended particles from the process liquid while transmitting solutes that are smaller than the membrane pores.
Carbon Filtration
Carbon filtration involves using activated carbon to remove contaminants and impurities from water through chemical adsorption. Each particle/granule of carbon provides a large surface area, or pore structure, allowing contaminants the maximum possible exposure to the active sites within the filter media. Carbon filtration is generally used to remove organic chemicals and substances from water.
Ozonation
Ozonation is the process of oxidizing and then removing dissolved metals, organic material and microorganisms from water. Ozone is a strong oxidizing agent which has the ability to convert dissolved contaminants into insoluble compounds which are released as gas or easily removed through post-filtration.
Ultraviolet (UV) Light
Ultraviolet Light is a method of disinfection that uses short wavelength ultraviolet light (UV-C) to inactivate or kill microorganisms and pathogens. Essentially, UV decontamination is the use of UV light with sufficiently short wavelengths to disinfect surfaces, air, and water. The effectiveness of germicidal UV light depends on the length of time a microorganism is exposed to UV, as well as the intensity and wavelength of the UV radiation.
We have detailed water quality reports available. We take the quality of our water products seriously, and our report is based on independent testing results from a certified lab.
Health and Safety

