In 1995, Americans consumed some 2.7 billion gallons of bottled water, which is a 1,025 percent increase over 1975 figures. According to the International Bottled Water Association (IBWA), bottled water sales topped 3.1 billion gallons in 1997, creating a per capita consumption of 11.7 gallons. Since 1990, the United States bottled water market has gained nearly one billion gallons, while per capita consumption has increased nearly three gallons for every man woman and child nationwide. Bottled water delivery companies are as popular a sever, but their costs are still high compared to water stores. In some cities, five gallons of home delivered water cost $7.50. At grocery stores, the least expensive store brands sell for 50 cents or more per gallon. Importantly, many consumers, regardless of economic times, like to save money. This makes the Water Store a very wise consumer choice. 

Water is not a fad. The conditions of tap water for drinking is typically getting worse in most communities and more people are looking to outside sources to obtain good tasting, fresh drinking water. Approximately 1 in 4 households in Southern California

use bottled water as their source of drinking water, and the number is growing. As a result, water sales is becoming one of the fastest growing businesses in the world and are more than a billion dollar industry each year and the numbers are still climbing.

What are you waiting for? How would you like to get in on a piece of this action and turn water into YOUR liquid gold