This is a self serve water and ice dispenser kiosk. It seems relatively clean. If you arrive soon…read moreafter they service it, cleanliness is more guaranteed. I've had no problems in the past. One benefit is that there are four water dispensers, two on each side. Since I usually bring at least four, I can fill the jugs in record time. Today was more complicated. One side would not accept dollar bills, only coins. The other side accepted bills but after filling one jug would not fill any more. So I had to put the dollar bills in the one, press the "return change" button, retrieve quarters and use them on the other side... Hopefully they will get that repaired soon, because it would have been easier to go a little out of my way to the competition at Watermill.

Dispenser is clean and good parking area. Water flavor no problems with bills insertedread more

Great service and water is amazing . We went twice and both times had a great experience !read more

I've become a regular here. About every 4 days I'm replenishing our water jug with alkaline water…read more Everyone there is very knowledgeable and can pretty much answer any water related questions you may have and you can decide which type of water better suits your lifestyle.

Watermill Express is a self service place to fill water jugs or to purchase ice. Water is 25 cents…read morea gallon. There are water dispensers that charge less but you can tell the difference when you drink it... Watermill Express has a 12 step purification process and the water taste is excellent, far superior to the tap water we get through the city or North Alamo Water. Take your own jugs. Be prepared with dollar bills that are not faded or torn and coins (quarters, dimes, nickles). The dispenser sometimes runs out of change. The dispensers are sanitized daily, but be aware during COVID-19 that other people touch the buttons. I always take sanitizer. There are bags available for the ice, but I find it easier to take an ice chest and get it in bulk. This location is next O'Reilly's Auto Parts, about a block west of the expressway on University Drive (107). There are multiple other locations nearby in the rare case this one is temporarily out of service.

This is not actually a store, but a self service place to fill your water bottles. This one is…read morelocated next to "Mom's Kitchen Restaurant" and the small "Mundo Grocery" on Monte Cristo, approximately one mile east of Hwy 281 and the Flying J Gas Station. Bring your own bottles. Water is 25 cents a gallon. But it is great drinking water which has gone through their 12 Step de-tox program and has received the chip of their freshness guarantee. The station is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized daily... I have often arrived when they're working and have seen it. This particular Watermill Express offers only water, no ice as some of the others in the area do.

I love the water it taste amazing especially when drink in glass. I use to make my teas and shakes,…read morebut the customer service A) never replied to my emails about ice (I'm a dork I know) and the Lady who answered the phone where as he's questions to was very blasé

This is a self service water jug filling station and ice vending place located at the SE corner of…read moreE Richardson Road and N Alamo Road in Edinburg. The 12 step water purification process seems very good. It doesn't take much to be better quality than our sad tap water, but this always tastes good. At 25 cents per gallon it's a competitive price. The windmill is just decorative. For 25 cents don't expect wooden shoe clad dancers to frolic out and offer you hors d'oeuvres of chocolate and cheese. They service and sanitize the machine daily. But you don't have to touch anything but the button to indicate how many gallons you want to purchase. The hot Texas sun I'm sure also helps keep viruses like COVID-19 in check. The shelf is big enough for 5 gallon jugs. There is another shelf which slides out to accommodate smaller receptacles. There is ice available for sale either in bags, or in bulk. There is a place to set your ice chest so the ice can go directly into that if preferred. There is plenty of space to drive up and maneuver around with access from both streets. There's usually not a line. But there are two water dispensers. I usually fill between 4 to 6 five gallon jugs at a time, so if someone else comes up I free up one dispenser and finish at just one. But it doesn't take long. It's well lit at night. I've never had any safety concerns. Behind the Watermill there is a fruit and vegetable stand. Lately another stand selling aguas frescas and food opened up. So you can buy some produce after getting your water.