BIBO Blog

Kylie Archer is a Sydney mum with two young little ones, who spends much of her time in the family kitchen. Her popular website Kidgredients (www.kidgredients.com.au) features a host of nutritious and innovative children’s recipes guaranteed to tempt the fussiest little eaters. To make life easy, Kylie recently installed the cool and compact BIBO Water Bar on her kitchen bench top. In this video she explains why every mum should have one…  

Leanne says she has gone from "someone who felt vulnerable and sad, to a woman on a mission." For her outstanding effort Leanne was handed the keys to a new Mercedes C350e – and won a silver BIBO Water Bar for her staff and clients as a bonus. “The BIBO Water Bar has been an exciting addition to our office at Gardian Real Estate,” said Leanne. “Every staff member enjoys the refreshing cold filtered water especially in our hot climate. Everyone’s water intake has increased and we are all enjoying the positive health benefits this brings. In addition to the...

BIBO Water Bar has been recognised for its stylish looks and innovative features at the 2017 Australian Good Design Awards. This high tech benchtop water dispenser was one of only 244 entries to receive the 2017 Good Design® Selection and was a finalist in Product Design (Domestic Appliances). BIBO CEO Peter Molloy represented BIBO at the black tie Awards Ceremony at the Overseas Passenger Terminal in Sydney earlier this month. “It was a great honour to be shortlisted at this prestigious Award ceremony featuring many of Australia’s most innovative products,” Mr Molloy said. Launched in Australia late last year, the...

Helping deal with reducing chronic pain could be as simple as drinking more water, a new study suggests. Researchers at Massey University in New Zealand have been studying the impact dehydration can have on pain. Massey University School of Sport and Exercise researcher Dr Toby Mündel hopes the research can reveal more about the link between the two. Dr Mündel said there was already a good understanding about the effects of dehydration on performance. Dehydration can make you feel sluggish and you can't concentrate as well. Now early research has shown that people that are dehydrated may feel more pain than those who are hydrated....