Everybody appreciates clean refreshing purified drinking water to keep hydrated and healthy. A mom and her son drive 27 miles from Gilbert. An NBA All-Star, Grant Hill, comes to Water Connection and fills his own bottles. We always enjoyed serving Sandra Day o’Connor, first woman to the Supreme Court of the United States of America.

Years ago, an employee of a well known health market told me he traveled from Glendale on a bus dragging with him as many empty bottles as he could handle to the absolute  follow best water store in the Valley.  That “ace” store happens to be the “Water Connection” run by Denise who has the absolute  watch best quality of water in town.  This water is enhanced with ozone and ultra violet light to not only ensure the highest quality, but the taste is clean, refreshing and makes you  http://reginafasteners.com/pdf/jah.pdf feel healthy.

The distance we travel is 20 miles round trip but over the years we’ve talked with other customers who travel from as far as Gilbert, Cave Creek to Litchfield Park and Tonopah. Best part of our visit is seeing Denise and her staff ~ all so cheerful and very knowledgeable about water and the many water-related products available in the store.

Judy S.

Water Connection has the best tasting water and Hawaiian Shaved Ice in AZ!! I also purchased a water cooler, bottles & other drinking water related items. It is family owned and they make you feel like family right when you are first greeted at the door (especially by Daisy). I live in Avondale AZ have been a customer since 1999 (Before Y2K) I really bought alot of water back then!! A few years later my mom (who lives in Peoria) asked me to pick her up on the way to get water. She loves the great tasting water and her friends says “It’s refreshing”. Once a month I travel 110 miles roundtrip (my husband & I call it the 3 hr tour) but I don’t mind the Quality time spent with my mom and Great tasting water, Ice, and Hawaiian shaved Ice.

Thank you Denise, Daisy and Staff for your Excellent Customer Service!

Love Lydia and family, (mom Sally too)

I love Water Connection water!!  I’ve been a loyal customer for years and did a test with my brother-in-law, who is bringing clean water to those impoverished in South America. We tested the water with a TDS meter.  (Total Dissolved Solids). We tested tap water, Arrowhead, Smart water and Water Connection water.  Tap water from Paradise Valley ranged in 320-350. (Yuck!!!)  Arrowhead was in the 50’s, Smart water 20’s and Water Connection water was less than 8.  It was amazing!! My brother-in-law said “no brainier”, buy your water here. I love the fact that I’m providing clean, great tasting water for my children and family.  Also, supporting a small, local business.  Denise and her staff are always friendly and helpful.  An added bonus is seeing Daisy the sweet dog!! You will not be sorry you gave Water Connection your water business.  Cheers!

Gena K.

Water Connections is a fun and practical place to go to fill your water needs. Denise is very friendly and will work with you to make sure all of your drinking-water desires and fantasies are met with good and fresh tasting water. There are bottles of all kinds and shapes, ice bags in different sizes, snow cones in all different flavors and anything else you might want to slake your thirst. And just in case Denise slips up, her sweet dog Daisy is there to keep her in line. I look forward to the time every week or so that my bottles need refilling and I have an excuse to visit Denise and Daisy.

Donald S.

We have been getting our water at the Water Connection for more than 10 years. Phoenix water is no longer part of our life. There water is great and the staff is wonderful. We enjoy going there not just for water but for the good service and caring way the staff treats it’s customers. If you need water, ice or bottles you can’t beat The Water Connection. Give it a try.

DID YOU KNOW THAT RAT POISON IS ADDED TO PHOENIX TAP WATER?

I have been buying my drinking water from the Water Connection for years due to their superior purity, quality and taste.  Knowing what I do about the dangers of ingesting fluoride, I want to avoid fluoride as much as possible.  I don’t use fluoridated tootpaste, and gave up green tea a few years ago after discovering that it naturally contains extremely high levels of fluoride.  Fluoride is a cumulative poison with toxic effects.  The city of Phoenix criminally adds additional fluoride to our drinking water, even though 49 studies have linked fluoride with reduced IQ in children, and there is no increase in tooth decay in communities that have ended water fluoridation.  97% of Western Europe has rejected water fluoridation.  Fluoride has been shown to interfere with the thyroid’s uptake of iodine, and it also calcifies the pineal gland.  These are just a few of the negative health effects of fluoride, which is a neurotoxin and is used as a pesticide and to kill rodents!! 

The fluoride that most municipalities add to their citizen’s drinking water is a waste by-product of aluminum mining!  We now import it from China.  The fluoride added to water supplies can be contaminated with lead, arsenic, radionucleotides, aluminum and other industrial contaminants. Additionally, the fluoride added to municipal water supplies is not pharmaceutical grade. 

My research showed that it was very difficult to remove 100% of all fluoride from water.  As I learned more I became curious about how much fluoride was removed by The Water Connection’s purification process.  So in Jan 2014 I decided to have a sample of The Water Connection purified water, and a sample of water out of my house tap in North Phoenix tested for fluoride content by an independent environmental testing laboratory in Indiana.  Both samples were drawn on the same date and time.

The test results were as follows and are indicated in ppm (parts per million)

0.325 – Phoenix tap water

0.046 – The Water Connection purified water

As reference points, the amount of fluoride naturally occuring in most surface water is 0.1 ppm.  Ground water has higher naturally occuring levels of fluoride.  The City of Phoenix’s policy in 2014, according to their annual water report, was to raise the fluoride level of their treated water to between 0.3 – 0.8 ppm.  Some days the Phoenix fluoride level could be much higher than the day I tested. 

My test results showed that The Water Connection purification process reduced the level of fluoride in its purified water to a level below what is naturally occuring in most surface water.  Keep up the great work Denise and the The Water Connection!  We rely on you for our health.

  –Steve W., Phoenix

http://www.naturalhealingnews.com/phoenix-decides-to-continue-water-fluoridation/

Most Arizona water supplies already contain some level of naturally occurring fluoride. In Casa Grande, for example, the naturally occurring level was so high in 2010 that the city was in violation of EPA standards. The city of Carefree does not add fluoride, and they have a rate of naturally occurring fluoride of about 0.91 ppm — already higher than the 0.7 ppm threshold standard. The city of Scottsdale does not add fluoride, and they claim that their water sources contain naturally occurring fluoride levels, ranging from 0.3 to 1.0 ppm. Flagstaff does not add fluoride and voters have rejected the issue three times since 1954. In the city of Page, fluoridation was firmly voted down in 2006. Overall, 56.7 percent of Arizona residents currently using community water systems receive fluoridated water.

http://fluoridealert.org/new-visitors/health_effects/

Fluoride has long been known to be a very toxic substance. This is why, like arsenic, fluoride has been used in pesticides and rodenticides (to kill rats, insects, etc). It is also why the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) now requires that all fluoride toothpaste sold in the U.S. carry a poison warning that instructs users to contact the poison control center if they swallow more than used for brushing.

Excessive fluoride exposure is well known to cause a painful bone disease (skeletal fluorosis), as well as a discoloration of the teeth known as dental fluorosis. Excessive fluoride exposure has also been linked to a range of other chronic ailments including arthritis, bone fragility, bone and bladder cancer; thyroid disease, gastric distress, and cardiovascular disease.

While the lowest doses that cause some of these effects are not yet well defined, it is clear that certain subsets of the population are particularly vulnerable to fluoride’s toxicity. Populations with heightened vulnerability to fluoride include infants, individuals with kidney disease, individuals with nutrient deficiencies (particularly calcium and iodine), and individuals with medical conditions that cause excessive thirst.

Steve W.