Customer Reviews for VEVOR Stainless Steel Water Distiller 745W Water Distillation Kit 1.0 Gallon/4.2 L Water Distiller Home Countertop Connection Bottle Food-Grade Outlet Glass Container (Digital Panel-Silver)

These devices are wonderful, and this price is unbeatable. So simple to use! Easy to clean and store when not in use.

Easy to use. At last I can get rid of the iron taste in my well water. This is basically plug and play.

Have used it a few times and works very well. Love the temperature control, and very simple to set up.

I've only used it to make distilled water, so I can't comment on using it for anything else, but so far I've made several gallons and it continues to work like a charm

The unit works great. It does need a lot of counter space but it is worth it. Very easy to clean.

I fill it up and let it run while I sleep. When I wake up, I have a full pot (gallon) of distilled water. I need distilled water to use for the medication I mix up for my chickens. The bleached water from the tap makes the medicine inactive, so this is a great way to save money. I don't need to buy gallons of water from the store anymore, now I can make my own. I love it! It's professional looking and easy to use.

Lasted 3months then the steam escaped from the top. Caused burns.STAY AWAY!

A kind of hard pour out of the glass container. I had to use large funnel or pour it into a pitcher to use it.

I would also buy a TDS so you can see how many ppm (parts per million) of undissolved particle you have in your tap or even post filtered water.Your regular filters will NOT filter out the poisons they put in your water. This will.Use this water with a stone pitcher in your fridge. If you do, you will never drink water any other way again.

It is one of the best purchases I have ever made. I wish I would have bought one years ago.All of these outraged, one star reviews with pics and complaints of electrical issues and corroded outlets aren't adjusting the distiller lid properly. This causes steam to condense around the top of the cord and flow down to the outlet, shorting it out, and corrosion occurs.It isn't a hassle or anything, there is no extra effort. We just have to be careful and monitor for leaks until you get the hang of it, then you don't have to. We just need to be more aware, that's all. :)They're frying their systems and blaming the unit.