NewAir WCD-110SS Water Dispenser

NewAir WCD-110SS Water Dispenser

We drink a lot of water. We are currently on well water. The water itself is fine, however, we have to add salt since the home has an on-demand water softener system. It is the salt in the water that makes our water no-so-great. That is why we were excited to be offered a NewAir WCD-110SS Water Dispenser. No more carting home 10 1-gallon water jugs since we can use!

The NewAir WCD-110SS Water Dispenser is a nice little appliance to have in our home. It has a stainless steel front and black sides and back. It has a slim size, which makes it a great choice for smaller homes or areas within the home. We put ours just off the kitchen in the master suite hallway since there is no room in our small kitchen.

NewAir WCD-110SS Water Dispenser Specs

~ 33.65 lbs.
~ 1-year manufacturer’s limited warranty.
~ Removable plastic drip tray.
~ Hot & Cold water dispenser
~ Two push button controls – the hot water has a safety regulated “hot water” push button, making it safe for children.
~ Light indicators.
~ Hot water 176°F – 203°F.
~ Cold water 41°F – 50°F.
~ Compatible with 2-gallon, 3-gallon or 5-gallon bottles of water.
~ Features a stainless steel water tank which delivers a plastic free taste when drinking both hot and cold water.
~ UL Certified.
~ Easy no installation; simply remove it from its packaging, add a water bottle and plug in!

NewAir WCD-110SS Water Dispenser Review

We really like having the water dispenser. It saves on boiling a kettle of water, making it very convenient to get a cup of tea or hot chocolate. It is holding up well under our family of ten’s use of it. Granted the younger children cannot get hot water unless they have two of them to maneuver the child-safety feature on the buttons! It is easier for the children to get a drink and a lot less mess too, unless of course they overfill or spill, which they have yet to do, thankfully.

The only thing I really do not like about the unit is the fact that the buttons to dispense hot and cold water, as well as the child-safety button are all plastic. I fear they will eventually snap or break under heavy, extended use. I hope I am wrong but only time will tell. We have had it for nearly a month now, but we did limit the children’s use until this past week when I knew I would be doing the review.

Overall, the NewAir WCD-110SS Water Dispenser has been a welcome addition to our home and I am looking forward getting much use out of it.


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9 comments

  1. Kelsey Apley says:

    We own a NewAir water dispenser and we absolutely love it. I love how the cold water is nice and chilled and the hot is really truly hot. Perfect for hot cocoa!

  2. HilLesha says:

    Much as I drink water, I wouldn’t mind having something like this.

  3. We drink a lot of water but we had two filters put on so we have great water from the tap!

  4. Crystal says:

    It sounds like a great water dispenser. I wasn’t sure initially what I would use the hot water for. But it would be great for cooking to have water already hot.

  5. Kathy says:

    I would love to see a picture of it in your home. Is it large? I want one, but I don’t want to take up a lot of space.

  6. Ty says:

    I absolutely love our water dispenser, it’s been perfect during the hot summery weather.

  7. Jenn says:

    I’m glad that there are child safety features and even though they are plastic, I hope they hold out their durability for you.

  8. Raijean says:

    I love a good water dispenser, we have to drink filtered water.

  9. Marcie W. says:

    We just purchased a NewAir water dispenser and absolutely love it. It is quieter than the cooler we used to rent from our bottled water service company and we love the hot and cold water options!

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