Q: What is the quality of MAX water? And how do we know this is the case?
A: The water is treated by six separate processes, and this is verified by the Department of Health and Environmental Control, who monitors the equipment

Q: Who installs this equipment?
A: The Equipment is installed by Installers who are WQA certified

Q: How much does this cost us?
A: The cost to you to install and maintain the machine is nothing - you only need to supply the water and the electricity.

Q: Who Pays for the maintenance?
A: QLS pays for all filter changes and service cost.

Q: Will this interfere with my current bottle water sales?
A: No - this option is for those who purchase water in bulk and save money, you meet the needs of those who are concerned with the waste that plastic bottles create.

Q: I have not seen this before how do we know it will be productive?
A: Because of the publicity regarding the waste that plastic bottles have created, in the past 18 months major retailers such as Walmart, Lowes, Home Depot, Food Lion, and Bi Lo, ect have made available bulk water for sale.

At QLS we believe that this market will continue to grow as it has in many parts of the US.

Q: What do we do if there is a challenge with the unit?
A: You simply call QLS. All service calls are responded to immediately and taken care of within 24 hours.

Q: How much electricity does this use?
A: The total amount of watts that it draws is 20,748 over a 31 day period.

With the lights on 24/7 and an average of 72 gallons of water sold per day all other electrical devices would run a total of 3 hours per day. Based on 9.5 cents per kw hour used

The total cost to operate the unit would be approximately $1.97 per month.

Q: How can we be sure the water is safe and bacteria free?
A: First DHEC requires that the unit passes a bacteria test before it is put into operation and second the unit has a UV light as the last stage of treatment. The unit will automatically shut down if it does not deliver the proper UV dosage.

Q: Is this good for the environment?
A: Yes - one of the main topics in the news today is the waste management problem that empty bottles has created. With Max, consumers can refill their bottles for less and not have the waste.

Q: How does this compare in price to the water being sold at Lowes or Home Depot?
A: To exchange a bottle at Lowes or Home Depot averages $5.99 vs $2.40 with Max.