Aquaria - Off-Grid Water 

Yes, big investment. I understood the 15yr to be their warranty period. If it was in lieu of a water bill or in lieu of digging another well, the investment would make sense. Same principle with solar. High upfront cost for self sufficiency later. You can easily argue both ways. In my use case, I have a shop for my business with no running water. A small unit would make sense for me. The $25k unit supply’s a lot of water per day. I don’t think most homes would use more than 120 gallons of water a day

Try running plumbing to a house from a municipal water system for 25k. Or dig a well and run plumbing from that. None of your home's current plumbing has any warranty, much less 15 years

Yes, we have visited this argument. These machines are for areas of the world that struggle from municipalities not being able to provide clean water. Also for wells that have become contaminated or not usable in some way shape or form.

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Look for moses west​@@texasd1385

​@texasd1385 he was a military veteran they would send people to destroy his machine every time he rebuilt it, they would block manufacturing and used lots of bully tactics