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UltraPure Donates to Bob Chinn's 10th Annual Leukemia Golf Outing
Small Businesses Becoming More Eco-Friendly
Published May 7, 2013Small businesses that have made a commitment to being eco-friendly while working toward business growth can achieve both with Ultra Pure Systems pure water. Like a billboard on a bottle, you can promote your next big event or new product release while offering healthy, pure water that’s been bottled in recycled materials. Everybody wins with Ultra Pure Systems. Use custom-labeled bottled water as a thirst-quenching advertisement at exhibitions and trade shows. Stock your office or home office with five-gallon water coolers or have one of our water distillation systems installed. Our aim is to help promote health in your home, office and in the environment. Enjoy a win-win situation by sharing healthy, pure water while promoting your business at the same time.
Do You Know Where Your Water Comes From?
Published October 18, 2012Most people don’t. The Nature Conservancy conducted a poll which found that 77% of Americans not on private well water do not know where their water comes from. Check out this interactive map powered by Target to learn which rivers and lakes your water comes from.
Drink up – And maybe close your eyes
Published September 14, 2012Each year 850 billion gallons of wastewater enters the US public drinking water supply because of aging or inadequate water systems. That’s equivalent to 13.6 trillion eight-ounce glasses. The EPA says US water systems need $500 billion in maintenance and new capital investment by 2020.
UltraPure Donates to Bob Chinn’s 10th Annual Leukemia Golf Outing
Published September 12, 2012
UltraPure sponsored the 9th hole at the Chevy Chase Country Club for Bob Chinn’s 10th Annual Golf Outing to benefit the Leukemia Research Foundation. UltraPure’s sales team was on hand to pass out plenty of refreshing water in customized Bob Chinn’s bottles.
Reusing Glass Jars, Egg Cartons And Other Ideas For Recycling Food Packaging
Published June 15, 2012
In general, glass containers can be reused indefinitely if cleaned properly. But you want to be a little more careful with plastic. Scary studies linking repeated use ofwater bottles and some plastic containers to human health problems have left many consumers hesitant to reuse plastic food packaging.
So, how do you decide which plastic containers are safe to reuse? Just flip the container over and check out the numbered plastic. According to The Green Guide, a green living website and magazine operated by theNational Geographic Society, the safest plastics for repeated use in storing food are made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE, or plastic #2), low-density polyethylene (LDPE, or plastic #4) and polypropylene (PP, or plastic #5).
