By, Guy White
I’m no rocket doctor, but I’m pretty sure the most important recourse to human survival is water. We all need water to survive, grow, and maintain overall health.
These photos are from my job in Chicago (not far from Sox Park, W. 44th Place and Princeton Ave to be exact) where we have to relocate a water main to make room for other utilities.
Compared to other major cities, Chicago is considered to have great water for the city and surrounding communities due to the fresh water source of Lake Michigan. That being said, there is still tremendous room for improvement beyond just basic quality control standards met by a municipality….all of which could be handled by the E-Spring Water Treatment System.
Here are a couple questions to consider...
Where do you get your water from? A well, municipality, or bottles from the store?
What is the in-depth quality of that water?
What is your water transported in and how old is the infrastructure?
What is quality water worth for your health and the ones you love?
If you don’t filter the water you drink, what becomes the filter instead?
Answer: your body, ie: kidneys and liver.
I encourage you to consider adding a water filter to your family's health plan. Our E-Spring water purifier is one of the best in the industry, NSF certified, leads in technology innovation, and can save you big money on bottled water (and reduce plastic waste!)
Reach out for details.