WaterShed Locations

WaterShed Locations

Our WaterShed locations are stand-alone buildings owned by the Northwestern Water and Sewer District. They have a reverse-osmosis and provide perfect tasting purified drinking water at a low price.

Each month, we pick a new location for #WaterShedWednesday, where you can get WaterShed water for free.  Follow our social media accounts for more.

NEW WATERSHED NOW OPEN
The District opened a new WaterShed at the former Watermill Express on 989 South Main Street in Bowling Green.  Stop by today!

Image of Watershed.

The 9-step ProcessWaterShed

  • Ion exchange water softening
  • 1 micron filtration
  • Granular activated carbon filtration
  • 5 micron pre-filter
  • Reverse osmosis
  • Ultra violet sterilization
  • Sub-micron filtration
  • Solid block carbon filtration
  • Final ultra violet sterilization

Where are they Located?

All 10 WaterShed locations are listed here and can be viewed on the map up:

  • District’s Operations Facility parking lot, 12560 Middleton Pike, Bowling Green, Ohio
  • Northwood, 1740 S. Wheeling Street in the Frisch’s Big Boy parking lot.
  • Bowling Green – Northeast corner of Haskins and Poe Road
  • Bowling Green – 989 South Main Street- former Watermill Express
  • Fostoria Plaza – Plaza Drive-US 23/SR 199, Fostoria
  • Village of Custar – 9110 Custar Road-across from the American Legion
  • McClure – 2926 US 6, McClure, OH 43534
  • Stony Ridge – Fremont Pike-Former Township Bldg.
  • Bloomdale -located at the village’s water tower
  • McComb – located in the Village park near SR 613 & SR 235
  • Walbridge – 108 N. Main Street, Walbridge, Ohio in the library parking lot

All locations are open 24-hours per day, 7-days per week. WaterShed Test Results as of June 16, 2016.

How much is it?

Anyone can use The WaterShed! The WaterShed dispenses drinking water in 1 & 5 gallon containers (you provide) for $.25 a gallon.

How to sanitize your water container:

  1. Use household liquid bleach that does not have an added scent (like lemon).
  2. Add 1 teaspoon (64 drops or 5 milliliters) of household liquid bleach to 1 quart (32oz, 4 cups, or about 1 liter) of water.
  3. Pour this into a clean storage container and shake well, making sure that the solution coats the entire inside of the container.
  4. Let sit at least 30 seconds, and then pour out solution.
  5. Let air dry OR rinse with clean water that has already been made safe, if available.