BPA-Free or Poly

Both of our bottles have the same Reverse osmosis purified ozonated water.  For cost reasons, and ease of changing the bottle, most customers select our polycarbonate bottle or BPA-Free with the cast-in handle.  Our standard delivery is a 2 week rotation where we come to your home of office and exchange your empty bottles for full.   We DO NOT require a monthly volume, don’t have extra delivery fees, and no surcharges.  You only pay for the bottles you need.  Our standard bottle charge is $14 for poly, and $17 each for BPA-free.   If you enjoy filling your own bottle come on by the Santa Barbara office and you can fill them right here at our office!  There is not usually a deposit charged.  Please call us for optional pricing for high volume or for more information on weekly or monthly delivery.  We are happy to match most companies pricing when you include their delivery and surcharges.

SALE – SALE – SALE-  GENTLY USED EMPTY BOTTLES – 5 GALLON SIZE ONLY $5.00 each.

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Cold & Room, Hot & Cold, or Keep it simple with a Crock

We at Sol Wave are happy to offer a full line of water dispenser to fit your needs and budget. When you add a dispenser to your office or home, you will enjoy the convenience of delicious water at your fingertips and will enjoy the health benefits of drinking premium purified water. Get away from expensive beverages like soda… You and your kids will be happy you made the change!
 

• Crocks   are available in: Black, White, Green, & White with Blue or Black Stripe (Rent or Purchase)
• Hot & Cold  are available in: Black, White, & Stainless (Rent or Purchase)
• Cold & Room  are available in: Black, White, & Stainless (Rent or Purchase)
• Bottle Pumps  are available in: Manual & Battery Powered (Purchase Only)

Benefits of Bottled Water

• Easy and no plumbing – Reverse osmosis systems require a water supply and a drain for the contaminants disposal.  Bottled water is delivered ready to drink!
• Healthful – It’s important to note that some people are more vulnerable to getting sick from contaminants in drinking water. You may be in this group if you are undergoing chemotherapy, living with HIV/AIDS or have received a transplant. Pregnant women, older adults and children also may be at greater risk. Talk with your doctor about whether you should take additional precautions, such as boiling tap water or drinking bottled water.
• Convenient –Bottled water provides people with a portable, convenient, sanitary way to drink great tasting water on the go and gives them a calorie-free choice for their active, healthy lifestyles. Research shows if bottled water weren’t an option, 63 percent of people who drink it say they’d instead choose soda or another sugary drink. Only 16% surveyed said they’d turn to tap. Faced with epidemic obesity rates, Americans have increasingly chosen to forego sugared drinks, like sodas, turning instead to water for healthy hydration at home and on-the-go. Between 2000 and 2011, bottled water consumption increased by 75% – or 12.5 gallons per person – in the United States, while consumption of carbonated soft drinks dropped by nearly 18%, or 9.5 gallons per person.

Water and the Environment

More Coming soon!

Water softening – It’s good for you and the environment!