July 2, 2010, Newsletter Issue #221: Cost Savings of Do-it-Yourself Bottled Water

Tip of the Week

When you purchase bottled water in the supermarket, you can easily expect to spend six dollars or more for a case of 24 bottles weighing 16 ounces each. This is the equivalent of three gallons of water, resulting in a cost to you of about two dollars per gallon. When you install an Aquasana faucet water filter in your home, you'll be able to produce clean, healthy water that you can bottle yourself for about ten cents per gallon. Switching from purchasing pre-packaged bottled water to bottling your own filtered water can result in a significant cost savings.

Your Aquasana water filter system will pay for itself in no time at all when you stop purchasing pre-packaged bottled water. Other than the one time cost of getting a few high quality water bottles, you'll be able to enjoy low cost bottled water any time you want it. You'll receive one free glass water bottle with your Aquasana drinking water system, and can purchase six more for less than $30. Once you have a set of reusable water bottles, you'll be able to benefit from bottling filtered water for only a few cents per gallon.

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