Customer Reviews for VEVOR Water Distiller, 4L Distilled Water Maker, Pure Water Distiller with Dual Temperature Displays, 750W Distilled Water Machine, Water Distillers for Home Countertop with Glass Container, Silver

be sure to keep clean out, will last for many years to come, i like it, and also use the water for my humidifier too,

We were picking up 4 to 7 gallons of distilled water a week and have been for years. This will save us so much.

This works good. Much better than trying to find over priced distilled water. Would buy again

Had this for three months. Have produced about 150 gallons of distilled water for drinking. Costs me approximately 40 cents per gallon in electricity.

Works perfect for distilling well water for CPAP or other Medical devices. Saves on trips to the store.

We have two of these units and use them every day. We use the water to cook, make sun tea, coffee, hot tea, and especiallyin our Keurig becauseit leavesno scaling and makes bettertastingcoffee. I even use distilled water for our windshield washers because it leaves no residue in the system or on the windshield. We have been making our own distilled water for over 20 years and highly recommended the Vevor.

This distiller works great! It met every expectation that I could have. The price was great and it works exactly as it should. I would highly recommend.

I love this thing! Now that I have one, I regret not getting one sooner. The company initially sent it to the wrong address. When I didn't receive my package, I contacted the company. They saw their mistake and overnighted one to me. Great customer service. Thanks guys!

I couldn't ask for a better water distiller, at any price. Easy and simple to use, automatically shuts off when the water is gone in the distiller tank. Quiet, easy to assemble. If you use it every day, like I do, it's recommended to change the charcoal filter in the nozzle once a week, and use the citric acid to remove the mineral scale from the tank once a month. All of which can be bought on Amazon.

I am currently making my first container of distilled water but it is working well. I wonder, though, why the temp never goes above 100 degrees when it's set at 108? And I can't figure out why there is a steaming rack included. I doubt that this is for any kind of cooking. But so far so good. It's putting out a lot of water in a pretty short period of time.