
Water Bottle Refilling Network, TapItWater.com, Announces Partnership with Metro Waste Authority in Des Moines, Iowa TapIt Water, a water bottle refilling network, is pleased to announce a partnership with Metro Waste Authority in Des Moines, Iowa. New York, NY (PRWEB) December 3, 2009 TapIt Water, a water bottle refilling network, is pleased to announce a partnership with Metro Waste Authority in Des Moines, Iowa.Created in 2008, TapIt is a network of cafes and eateries that volunteer as partners to provide clean drinking water to those who carry their own reusable bottle. TapIt users can find partner locations at tapitwater.com on their PC or their Smartphone's browser and iPhone users can download their locator application from the App Store. In the past year, TapIt water bottle refilling network has grown to include nearly 400 partner locations across 10 states, and has been seeking partnerships with city governments and departments to expand the network. The city of Des Moines took up the challenge. "Thirty years ago, who would have thought that you would go into a convenience store and pay over a dollar for a little bottle of water?" said Tom Hadden, Metro Waste Authority's Executive Director. "TapIt is a great fit for our community. Not only does it save people money, it reduces waste and saves our natural resources. The other benefit is the promotion of Des Moines' award-winning local water supply. Des Moines was ranked as the No. 1 city in Forbes magazine's rankings for cleanest drinking water." Currently, TapIt has nine partner cafes in Des Moines willing to refill residents' reusable water bottles for free and is growing each day. Each partner café displays a sticker on their window with the TapIt and Metro Waste Authority logos, so that residents can easily find their locations. "We're very pleased to be working with Metro Waste Authority," says Kylie Harper, TapIt's founder. "When we mention that fact to local cafe owners, they're more likely to become part of our network. Promoting Des Moines' great tap water is easy because of its high quality. Diverting plastic bottles from Des Moines' waste stream along the way is a win-win." For additional information on the news that is the subject of this release, contact Kylie Harper or visit tapitwater.com. About TapIt Water:
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