Water Chef, Inc. Announces the Retention of the Professional Services of Hidell-Eyster International and the Appointment of the Company's Director of Production

Business Wire, August 12, 2008

PLAINVIEW, N.Y. -- Leslie J. Kessler, President and Chief Executive Officer, Water Chef, Inc. announced today that the Company has retained the professional services of Hidell-Eyster International, Inc. as independent consultants to the Company. Hidell-Eyster has been engaged to evaluate the performance of the Company's PureSafe First Response Water Station and prepare a business development and marketing program for Water Chef. Hidell-Eyster International is recognized worldwide as a pre-eminent expert in the bottled water industry, applied water treatment technologies, and business development and management.

The Company has also retained the services of Designs and Project Development Corporation. It's President Alphonse Wolter will serve as Water Chef's Director of Production. Mr. Wolter brings three decades of experience in high tech manufacturing systems for the US military and other related entities. He will oversee and manage all aspects of production and quality control.

The company believes the retention of Hidell-Eyster and Designs and Project Development Corp are significant steps toward commercialization of the Company's PureSafe First Response Water Station.

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