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)

Works great

Works great

Assembly was pretty straight forward. I had to run a few runs of water to get the weird musty smell out if it initially. Other than that, it’s pretty awesome. You set the temp and wait. Simple. Highly recommend for whatever it is you plan on distilling. It’s be done a few “fuel” runs and it has come out great every time!

Works great.To clean it I found usinga cooper scrubber worksGreat.,

We can distill tap water to use in our CPAP machines. The stores had increased their prices and the shelves were empty on several occasions.Their instructions are very vague or non-existing, had to watch e tube demonstrations. Had to figure out where the carbon filter goes and how to use the citric acid. By the way, you can buy citric acid in health food stores inexpensively

Mine has lasted, so far, for 3.5 years. If you let it turn itself off, this puts a strain on the overheat switch. I know people with this type of machine and they burn them out in 1.5 years. Set a timer for 4 hours and see what happens

I purchased because Distilled water was no where to be found in our area and ordering was sky high even on Amazon. Now no problem. Does what advertised. Easy assembly. I do no use handle because I just feel uneasy lifting jar with flimsy handle included. Not a problem.

I use it to get back my everclear alcohol. I'm sure it works for distilling water as well. I haven't tried.The only issue I have with it is it could have a soft rubber feet because it slides all over the counter. I usually put it on a wet rag so it doesn't slide around.

I have had this for almost 1 month and LOVE it. Before this, my water had a 385 ppm reading from the tap using 2 filters on the system. I tried Zero water when Britta did nothing. I found myself having to change the Zero water filters every 2 weeks and it was too expensive. Finally, I get the quality of water I was looking for by using this distiller. Since getting this, I distill 1-3 gallons of water each day. After minor problems, I finally have a setup that works well for me. I set the temp at 102 degrees Celsius and run on a timer for 3 1/2 hours. This leaves a little water in the distiller and avoids the dried residue and cleanup. I just dump the brown water out, rinse, and refill. Make sure you do not get the top plug wet when refilling or you will trigger your GFI. After I unplug the top, I loop the plug under the handle when removing and set it aside to fill the basin. When in use, I raise the glass pitcher on a folded dishtowel so it is closer to the spout, and I don't use the metal piece that directs the drip flow. I do this because I had a few spills when the water flow/drip was off a little. I keep it in my guest bathroom because it does heat up the room and the noise is about as loud as a room air filter on medium speed (It measured 60 decibels on a decibel meter). It does come with a charcoal filter installed in the metal spout section on the top. The charcoal will cause a water meter to register about 12 ppm for the first few gallons, but this is common with charcoal filters. I did not experience any "machine" taste or smell other reviewers mentioned but I did rinse well with vinegar before use and distilled a few "throw away" gallons before use for consumption. Sorry for the length of this review but I wanted to answer all the questions I had when buying a distiller. I am very happy with this purchase and would not hesitate to buy again.

I bought mine a month ago. My tap water is about 800 ppm. After using it about 20 gallons my output is between 1 and 14 ppm. I bought it for my cpap water. I had a problem with green water in my cpap using the distilled from the machine. Went back to commercial distilled for it. Then have no problem. I use the machine water for everything else. So good value still for the money. Just clean it often.