Rosemere, QC -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/16/2014 -- Most people these days are unaware that 3.4 million people, or an amount of people equal in size to the city of Los Angeles, California, die from a water related diseases annually. It covers 75% of the planet, yet lack of sanitation makes most water unfit for human consumption, especially in a world where more people own a smart phone instead of a toilet. In fact, the world water and sanitation crises kills more people than war. One Canadian company, H2O Physics, hopes to create change for people worldwide with their simple device and have launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds to get their portable device produced and into the hands of those whose lives it would change.
The founders of H2O Physics have a history of success and several patents in the water treatment, purification and softening industry already.
About H20 Physics
H2O Physics, with a disruptive and protected technology is developing a single point-of-entry appliance that requires no chemicals or consumables and delivers clean, safe, pure, soft water applied to smaller-scale stand-alone and/or portable units. The end result is a single plug-in 'appliance' that can be connected to a variety of vessels currently used in homes, apartments, cottages, camp sites, emergency and even third world sites. The device will revolutionize the hyper-local water treatment industry. This campaign is to produce a fully functioning prototype unit.
Investors in this project can receive thank you notes from H2O Physics's President, have their name added to the 'Wall of Water', even have plant tours and dinner after discussing the project. For those who can't invest money, H2O Physics hopes people will spread the word via social media such as Facebook and Twitter to help raise awareness of clean water issues worldwide and their simple solution in the making.
For more information, visit CLEAN WORLD WATER - Soft and Safe
H2O Physics
356 Wolfe Street
Rosemere, QC J7A3X2
Contact: Steve Mitchell
Title: President
Phone: 0514-992-0988
email: steve@h2ophysics.com