Have you heard about Sedona Water Works? It’s a great little shop, dedicated to bringing the freshest, purest water to Sedona property owners. They offer water that’s been through a variety of purification techniques, so you can choose the one that’s best for you and your family. You can try water that’s been purified using reverse osmosis or distilled water. Then the water is exposed to ultraviolet light and ozone to remove any remaining impurities. There is also the option to add trace minerals, including magnesium oxide, to each one.
Dynamically-enhanced structured water has been through a reverse osmosis process, then been exposed to ozone and ultraviolet light. Before pouring, the water tumbles over geometrical shapes made of shungite. This simulates the movement of water in nature. Shungite is believed to have cleansing and healing properties.
Alkaline water from Kangen machines also goes through reverse osmosis and exposure to ultraviolet light and ozone. Then minerals are added back to the water, and it is processed to raise the alkalinity and oxygen in the water. Water processed in this way is thought to be better able to buffer acids.
Anyone living in Sedona is welcome to come in to Sedona Water Works to pick up their water. You can purchase both glass and food-safe plastic containers to take it home with you. You can also set up regular delivery for your home or business.
People Living in Sedona Donate to Help Navajo and Hopi Families Get Clean Water
You can also get involved in the project to bring clean water to families of the Hopi and Navajo Nations. Many are without clean running water, and the pandemic has made it more difficult than ever for them to haul clean water to their homes. All community members are invited to donate so Sedona Water Works can bring clean water to more families in need.
Sedona Water Works isn’t just committed to pure water. They also want to bring the community together at their Sedona property. On Saturday, May 17th at 7 p.m., they’re hosting The Rose Water Sessions. There will be live music by decker., Sierra Rae, and Jake Payne. The Fojol Bros. will provide dinner.
Visit Sedona Water Works online to learn more about their water, set up delivery, and donate to Navajo and Hopi families. Follow them on Facebook to keep up with the latest news and events.
