The White family is located is Silverton, Oregon in the heart of the beautiful Willamette Valley. They own and operate Whitewind Farm, which is a horse training facility focusing on Hunters and Jumpers.

Nancy White has been a professional in the horse industry for over 33 years. Born and raised in Ohio, Nancy competed in shows all over the East coast. Her family moved to Arizona then on to Oregon. Nancy has experience in several disciplines including Dressage, Reining, Cutting, Barrel Racing, Breed shows in Western Pleasure and Halter.

It is out of personal need that Nancy discovered the Pro 70 Hot Water Unit. It was originally designed to be a Hazardous Materials washer. That makes it hardy and easy to transport. She uses it at home in the barn and takes it to the horse shows so the horses are always comfortable while being bathed for the shows. In the summer it takes off the little chill of the water while in the winter it quickly heats the water to any degree of heat is desired.

“It’s wonderful to not have to maintain an electric hot water heater in the winter. All I have to do is turn on the water and turn on the heat. I don’t have to wait any longer for the hot water to come up then I did with an electric hot water heater. Since it heats around 500 gallons of water per propane tank and is only used on demand, the tank lasts for quite a while.”