Customer Reviews for VEVOR Water Distiller Purifier Pure Water Distiller Filters Water Distillation 4L Internal Stainless Steel with Collection Bottle

In South Louisiana, had to buy gallons of clean water. Now make my own! Easy to clean. Low noise! Perfect size we keep in washroom!

It’s easy to use and runs like a champ. I love it!

Better than carrying gallon jugs up 2 flights of stairs!

good value, and reviews. Seems most home distillers are over priced, yet appear to come from factories in China that source the same components. Sign of the times. I plan to run the output thru a PUR 7-Cup Pitcher Water Filter, instead of buying charcoal packets for the distiller spout. Not super quiet, and heats air in the area around it, which is probably true of all distillers that use a fan indoors.

Going through a gallon in the humidifier daily is pricey. This does what it is advertised to do reliably so far and has already paid for itself. Disassembly to refill is a pain, power cables need to be unplugged and top section removed. Needs a timer as well, otherwise it will boil the reservoir dry. One of the timers for Christmas lights works, just set it to 3-4 hours to automatically shut off.

I am happy that I am now enjoying clean purified water that is not contaminated with chemicals. It also use rainwater instead of water from the tap so even better. I don’t think I need to use the carbon filters though because I am using rain water

I've brought this item a couple months ago. I did not have to wait long between me ordering and having it delivered to me. It came with everything advertised and worked as expected. The only thing to be aware of is that the distilling process takes a couple hours to complete. Great thing it has an auto shut off when it's done. A great alternative for when I'm not using my zero water filters.

I use CPAP and use distilled water to brew espresso as well. The panic buying of distilled water at the grocery story with each big weather event prompted me to look for a backup solution. So far, this machine seems to be doing a good job for me, after working a bit with the silicone seal (see below). The first couple of batches of water were a bit \"off\", smelling (maybe) of petroleum or something similar. After a good cleaning of the boiler tank, I took on the possibility of it coming from the silicone seal. I boiled a white vinegar and water solution in a pot and dropped the seal in there for a while. After that, i gave it a soak in a bowl of hot water and Dawn liquid. After a good rinse and reinstall of the seal, the next batch of water was clean and fresh. When it comes time to replace the seal, that will be my first step. I did see some comments here about a similar problem, so hopefully that helps someone. I would also suggest not allowing it to dry boil. The automatic shutoff seems to be a \"safety\", not necessarily something designed for regular use. With fill water at the \"full\" mark, set a timer for 3:20 or so and shut it off with some water still in the tank. You can then pour much of the mineral buildup down the drain, rather than building it all up on the stainless liner. I will be adding a countdown timer at the wall receptacle and all should be well.

Quiet, works well, product is as described. I use distilled water for appliances and for watering my indoor plants, and they do well with this water. Between the description, manual, and videos/photos from other reviews I was able to see how to assemble, use, and clean this device. Requires cleaning every 2-3 uses. Have used it for several months and still functions well.

This distiller is easy to use and works great.