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These Handy Dust Covers Can Hide Those Unsightly Blue Water Containers

We know they can be kind of an eyesore.

If you live in Metro Manila, chances are you get your drinking water supply delivered in a large blue container—you know which one we're referring to...


While many of us depend on these large containers to keep us hydrated and healthy, we can't deny the truth: They can be kind of an eyesore, especially if you display them right on your kitchen counter or even dining room. Luckily, we found a solution courtesy of a Facebook post from popular local Facebook group Home Buddies, which is dedicated to all things home improvement. The post in question, written by a user named Anna Manalo-Dela Paz, recommended dust covers made specifically for blue water containers from online shop Mayang Apparels!

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Manalo-Dela Paz notes in the Facebook post that the blue drinking water containers, which she displays on a small shelf in her kitchen, didn't match the "clean, light and airy aesthetic" of her space, so she decided to cover them up. If you too are obsessed with sprucing up your home, you can probably relate to her dilemma.

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These dust covers are as simple and straight to the point as they get—they're made from fabric sewn into a boxy shape built to fit right over the water container seamlessly, maintaining its shape so as to avoid any odd-looking bumps. You can get them in a variety of colors and patterns for just P180 each!

Here's a closer look at the water container dust covers:

Don't worry, you'll still have easy access to the water spout even when the dust cover is on.


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No one will have any clue what's hiding underneath.


Each dust cover features a pretty design that would complement your kitchen's aesthetic.


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Mayang Apparels' water container dust covers are available online.

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