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One of the outstanding features of the QuikWater units (Flagship, Twin Tower, Low NOx, and NSF), is the guaranteed Potability of the output water, if the input water is also Potable you will get Potable Water or Potable Hot Water.

Having Potable Water is a huge benefit in the food processing industry, and in any industry where changes to the water quality can have a dramatic negative effect on the manufacturing processes that follow.

Below is the final letter summarizing the extensive water testing protocol performed by Caldwell Environmental Associates, an independent environmental testing agency.

June 15, 1998
Mr. David Gibbs, P.E., CHMM
Director - Environmental Affairs
QuikWater, Division of Webco Industries    
8939 W. 21st Street
Sand Springs, OK 74063

Dear Mr. Gibbs:

This is in response to your question regarding the quality of water processed by a QuikWater unit. Specifically, does the QuikWater heating process contribute contaminants to the water?

Public drinking water supplies are typically treated with chlorine based compounds to destroy disease causing microbes and to disinfect the water. Municipal water will usually contain very low levels of residual chlorine compounds, disinfection by products, and other contaminants from various sources, such as plastic piping. State health departments regulate the concentration of these contaminants to protect public health.

QuikWater commissioned Caldwell Environmental Associates Inc. to conduct a scientific study to determine the effects that the heating process may have on water quality. Using strict EPA procedures, samples of the City of Sand Springs tap water were collected and compared before and after heating.

The comparative study determined that the quality of the heated water exceeded the original quality of the Sand Springs tap water. Within the QuikWater heater, all of the above-mentioned contaminants are eliminated by vaporizing the substances during the heating process. The vaporized contaminants are extremely low in concentration and the resulting stack emissions are negligible.

It is my understanding that QuikWater will furnish complete copies of the comparative study upon request.

Sincerely,



Dennis J. Hrebec, PhD.
Environmental Director
Caldwell Environmental Associates, Inc.

Caldwell Environmental Associates, Inc. P. O. Box 1608 / Norman, OK 73070 / (405) 329-7167