SOUTH FLORIDA COUPLE MAKES WATER FROM AIR

WHAT WATER SHORTAGE? CORAL SPRINGS FIRM MAKES WATER FROM AIR

CORAL SPRINGS, FL – October 3, 2011: A Coral Springs company is selling machines that make water out of thin air.

Water Integrity Systems (www.waterintegrity.com) sells Atmospheric Water Generators, which take moisture out of the air and convert it to 99.99%-pure drinking water. The water is more pure than bottled water, filtered water, and – for certain – municipal water. And it generally ends up costing less…as little as ten cents a gallon.

The President of Water Integrity Systems is Steven Nestler, a world-class photographer who teaches at the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale. Nestler and his wife Cindy, Vice President of the firm, also happen to be dedicated environmentalists…and that’s how they got into this business.

“We didn’t start out to sell machines that made water from air,” Nestler says. “We just wanted pure drinking water for our home. We heard about atmospheric water generators, and were intrigued by the concept of harvesting South Florida’s humidity to make pure drinking water. So we bought one for ourselves. And we liked it so much that we decided to become distributors.”

Most municipal water systems can only test for about 90 pollutants, when there can be as many as 6,000 in water...among them asbestos, aluminum, arsenic, and pharmaceutical waste. Despite the popular perception that bottled water is healthier than tap, nearly a third of it actually comes from public water sources, Nestler notes; and bottled water leaches pollutants from the oil-based plastic while being transported in hot trucks. Atmospheric Water Generators, on the other hand, are considered by many experts as the wave of the future.

Water Integrity Systems sells the only American-made brand of atmospheric water generators, made by a Fort Lauderdale company called WaterPure International. And the brand holds a patent for its special “ozonation” process, which guarantees bacteria-free water.

“Most of us get fluoridated water,” Steven Nestler says. “But studies show that fluoride is actually harmful to our health…especially for children. We’re trying to show people there are alternatives - environmentally-friendly, inexpensive alternatives. And that you can, literally, make water from air.”

I’ll give you a call in a few days to follow up. In the meantime, please feel free to contact me at (954) 575-4089, or at steve@winstoncommunications.com, if you’d like to speak with Steven Nestler about making water from air.

CONTACT: Steve Winston
President – Winston Communications
steve@winstoncommunications.com