Red water distiller

UPDATED review- Ordered on February 14, 2024, Ten months have passed and this distiller is still working great I've had no issues whatsoever with it plus the outside still looks new. The unit was smaller than I thought it would be I have electric burner covers on my stove so I placed the unit on there you can see this in the photo. I'm not complaining about the size it's perfect. I also turn on the exhaust fan above the stove to displace some of the heat from the unit to the outside, but if it's cold where you live it will heat the kitchen quite nicely. The distilled water is so clear, also to one gallon of water I add 1 teaspoon of 40,000 volts of liquid electrolyte I can't taste it and the water is perfect. Putting hot water into the unit helps it work faster it doesn't take so long to heat up. I turn the unit off before the glass container is full and leave half an inch of water in the bottom that way the distilled water doesn't have an off taste because of the cooked-on minerals and other impurities at the bottom. Also no more using plastic to store water or food is a plus I haven't bought any water for a long time now that saves me a bundle. I store my water in a two-gallon glass container with a stainless steel sprocket at the bottom (pic). Also, it says it turns itself off in four hours so I filled it to the top above the suggested water line thinking I didn't have to be around to turn it off early and that there would be water left in the bottom well not! as long as there is water in the distiller it keeps running so my glass container ran over and the water had a funny taste from the burned on residue. Buy this you will be satisfied it's easy to use I'm a 75-year-old lady if I can do it so can you. The handle once connected to the container is sturdy but I still grip it with two hands, because it is rather heavy.

I live in an area where water quality is in question. So I read all of the different reviews for many distillers. This one had good reviews and price is good. I have made like 4 gallons but now the carafe chipped so am afraid to use it now. I haven't done anything but gently washed it and then make distilled water. 4 stars because of bad glass carafe

This countertop distiller works perfectly. I love the design and I love the bottle that comes with it to collect in store the distilled water. It takes about four hours to distill a full batch, but I have no more lime in my beautiful Ascot water heater that I use for my tea. I’ve seen some reviews complaining of dirt at the bottom of their distiller, but that’s what you get the distiller for this to separate the things you don’t want from the water molecules. I haven’t checked the PPM, but the water taste great and it’s crystal clear. I use my Berkey filter to filter the water first, I clean it immediately afterwards with vinegar, and I keep It has been an absolute answer to my prayers. I’ve only had it for about a month now, but it works perfectly. You can hear the fan, but it’s not disruptive. I completely trust this model, and may order a second unit just to have a back up.

The distiller works great but after about a year i started to notice the power cord that plugs into distiller was awful warm and today I smelled plastic burning and sure enough the end that plugs into distiller was melting as shown so never leave this on while away and replace cord regularly. I don’t know if it was just there cord that was faulty or if after daily use for about a year it just gave out but so glad i use this only while home in case this happened and started a fire. Update: found out its not cord after getting new one it burnt through it first time running so now i know its the 2nd pic part is faulty and no clue where to buy and if easily changeable. So this doesn't last very long for the money spent.

Works well. Easy. I can run a full cycle in 3 hrs 30 min. I don't let it run until it does auto shut off and this leaves just a little of water in the bottom. I clean it about every 2nd or 3rd day. I only get a output of approx. 3/4 of a gallon per cycle. I have rust spots develop during use because of my water. Customer service is great. They did recommend ending the cycle with 2-3 inches of water in the bottom. This will cut down even more on the quantity per cycle. Overall, I'm happy with this distiller but disappointed with the amount of water I get per cycle.

I've been using this for over a month and it's been durable and great. I can't imagine ever using any other filtration system again. The flow rate is slower than what I'm used to and it's a bit noisy depending on where it's at but I don't mind it because it's better than any filter system I've ever used. Actually, it's not a filtration system, it's a water distiller. It's easy to clean. All I do is spray white vinegar and let it soak for 20+ minutes and rinsing it out. I don't know how much power it used since my solar generator is gone. It beats constantly going to the store for good water. I have a water ppm reader and it turns my sink water which is over 600+ ppm (parts per million of dissolved particulates) to 0-1ppm consistently. I've recorded over 12 days and 37th batches/run. I've since ran over 60 times by now and I'm still turning my sink water from 600+pm to 0-1ppm. Unless it breaks in less than a year from now, this is a great investment.

This distiller operated very well however it started to rust inside about 6 months in.