Pure Water will announce new product soon! It's a product that many, many, many people have asked for. You will like it, no, you will LOVE it! Stay tuned. … [Read more...]
We are Proud to be a Part of the "American Made Matters" Movement!
A few weeks ago we asked the question, "Does it matter that our products are made in the USA?". And, "Does it matter that we are the last US-based manufacturer of countertop water distillers?" The answer from you was, YES, it matters. The thing is, we knew the answer. Of course there will be some … [Read more...]
Give Us Some Love!
As a result of our recent article “Does It Matter?” we received some great feedback on our water distillers. People tell us all the time how happy they are with our distillers, but it occurred to us that we haven’t done enough to show testimonials from people like you. So we are asking you (our … [Read more...]
Water Myths and Scams
A while ago I wrote a series of articles on water myths. I thought it was time to again revisit this subject, so I summarized all ten previous articles in one single article. MYTH #1: "OUR FILTERS REMOVE THE BAD STUFF WHILE LEAVING IN THE GOOD STUFF." Filter companies often make this claim, but it's … [Read more...]
Countertop Water Distillers; “Cheap is too expensive, I can’t afford it.”
I recently wrote an article titled, “DOES IT MATTER?” in which I ask people whether it matters to them that we are the last company in the USA that makes a countertop water distiller (all others are made overseas). One of our dealers (Ray Biggs) responded by saying that “cheap is too expensive, I … [Read more...]
DOES IT MATTER?
Today I want to pose a simple, yet important question, does it matter to you that our countertop water distillers are made in the USA? In fact, as far as we know our countertop water distillers are the ONLY ones on the market that are still made in the USA, so does this matter to you? We are a … [Read more...]
Is Arsenic the Worst Chemical in the World?
Wired recently published an article titled, “Is Arsenic the Worst Chemical in the World?”. While there are more potent chemicals, such as dioxin, botulism and many other petrochemicals, there are a number of aspects that make arsenic very dangerous. For one thing, arsenic is naturally occurring and … [Read more...]
Could Prozac Contaminated Drinking Water be Linked to Autism?
There was an interesting article today by Bloomberg that reported a possible link between Prozac-contaminated drinking water and autism. For many years scientists have thought that there might be a link between something in the water and autism, but they hadn’t made the connection. I’m sure the … [Read more...]
Water Purity – Why Trust is so Important
It seems today that trust levels are down in all facets of life, sometimes way-down. One can see this all around us today. Trust in Government is way down. CNN reported recently that the trust we have in our Government has dropped to an all-time low And it’s not just at home. Take Greece for … [Read more...]
How Many Toxins Do You Want In Your Water?
There is an interesting article today on CBS about how the water in Tom’s River in New Jersey is coming out of the tap green. Many residents are concerned, and the local water company and the EPA say that the water is safe. But, as I’ve said many times, what does “safe” mean? When the government … [Read more...]
Cancer Clusters
Hello from Lincoln, This week my sister and brother-in-law are visiting us from New Zealand where my wife and I grew up. Before retiring Barbara and John had a 30,000 acres high-country farm near St Bathans in New Zealand. Yesterday over dinner we had much to talk about but the discussion … [Read more...]
Water in an Emergency
I’m not an alarmist, but I do believe in the saying “hope for the best but prepare for the worst.” We’ve all read many times the reports of cyber-hackers getting into large data-bases and stealing personal information. Less publicized, generally, are more mundane cyber attacks on key … [Read more...]
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