Elkay EZS8S Cooler Wall Mount ADA, Non-Filtered/8 GPH (Stainless)

I have fallen in love with the ELKAY EZS8L Water Fountain. Life was meaningless before but then it showed up. I can't stop thinking about its size, its shape, and how well it blends into the landscape. It is so beautiful that it makes me want to cry. It is a perfect example of nature's handiwork. The water flows out from under it, down its sides, and back up again. At night, it reflects the stars above. When you run your fingers over its smooth surface, you are reminded that we humans were made for greatness. Sometimes I think of my ex-girlfriends and wonder why they ever broke up with me. Then I remember that she was an alien who used to live inside a giant metal sphere that orbited the Earth. And I realize that aliens must be crazy because if anyone could understand that this fountain is special it would be them. The water tastes better than any bottled mineral water on Earth. I don't know what it contains but whatever it is, it fills me with joy. There's something about being able to drink straight from the tap that makes me feel like we're all one big happy family—even though most of us still haven't figured out where our next meal will come from. And even though there are many of us, we are not enough. We need more people. Everyone agrees on that. What most of us disagree on is how to get them. For a while, it seemed as if the United Nations' efforts might bear fruit. They launched a campaign encouraging citizens around the world to make their homes more habitable by expanding the space available. But then they put the brakes on the initiative when it became clear that some members of the human race had other things on their minds. One evening, while watching TV, I saw a documentary in which scientists interviewed individuals who lived in caves. They told the cameras that they liked living underground because it was safer. In a sense, they were right: the average cave dweller has never seen another person outside his or her own clan.

It was amazing I guzzeled all the lovley nectar it protrudes

Have had the unit about 2 years and after replacing the water valve, nothing but trouble. Valve failure with the slighest contaminits in the city water system. Last valve failed with a water filter in the water line.

Although this accomplishes its job of giving water, I would say the LMABF8 is better. This is good for giving water and quenching thirst, but the look of it isn't as good as the LMABF8. It is cheaper so if you want to save 200 dollars go for it, but otherwise I would spend the extra 200 for the much better LMABF8.

Very nice quality great price [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]