With 57.9% of Filipino families obtaining drinking water from refilling stations, PUREAL Philippines President Vince Ngo shares how everyday experiences in South Korea inspired a more convenient approach to drinking water at home and at work.
For many Filipino households, drinking water comes with a familiar routine: ordering refills, waiting for deliveries and finding space for water containers. According to the Philippine Statistics Authority’s (PSA) Annual Poverty Indicators Survey, 57.9% of Filipino families obtained their drinking water from refilling stations, highlighting how deeply this practice is embedded in everyday life.
The finding raises a practical question: as Filipino households look for more convenient ways to manage daily life, could the way they access drinking water evolve, too?
Refilling stations remain an important source of drinking water, but household needs differ depending on delivery availability, storage space, water quality and reliability. Directly connected filtration systems may offer another option for homes and businesses with a suitable incoming water supply.










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