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

Es una muy buena opción , vendedor responsable, y el producto funciona correctamente

This is perfect for our family. The taste is good and works pretty quickly. We use it daily, so it needs cleaned often, but it's very easy to clean.

I'm a gadget freak. Love cool and interesting gadgets. Now, a water distiller is not a cool and interesting gadget, but it is one of my most favorite and useful things I have bought as of late. We have both a Keurig and Nespresso machines as well as a CPAP user in the house. Even using my mid-range in-sink water filter, I had to descale the Keurig and Nespresso machines once every 2 or 3 months. So, we prefer to use distilled water. Distilled water is about $1.00 a gallon at my local grocery store, but certainly not convenient to be carrying 3 or 4 gallon jugs of it in the house a week.We use the machine 3 to 4 times a week. The fan is noticeable but not loud, but we start it up before going to bed at night, so no one even hears it from another room. We descale the water container in the distiller about once a month using a cup of vinegar. This is FAR, FAR easier and quicker than descaling the Keurig and Nespresso machines.I have never noticed a bad taste using the plastic jug that comes with it, but we almost immediately transfer the water to the containers for our coffee system or the CPAP machine, so the water does not stay in that container long. Be careful to align the plastic jug correctly under the distiller's drip. Otherwise, you may leave it running and come back to find a big mess a few hours later.Definitely makes needing distilled water much less hassle free.

I use a lot of distilled water, not for just drinking, but also for my bipap machine. It has always bothered me how many plastic jugs I throw away (there is no recycling where I live) and with the price of water going up, plus the availability of said water becoming scarce, I thought it was high time I bought a Distiller. (Side point: I also bought a TDS water tester to check the purity of what was coming from it - https://a.co/d/eHzusye )I ran both the 1st liter batch with the included citric acid as recommended in the user manual and the first gallon and threw them both away as suggested. Now, I don't know if my reasoning is correct about this next part, but I feel like I wasted that first filter that was already in position. When I was about to run my next batch of "keeper water," I decided to toss the filter. My reasoning was that even though those first two batches were distilled, and even though I didn't use the TDS tester on them, the purity of the water was most assuredly compromised, so with my official "keeper water" I started with a fresh filter. (Side point: before you use a new filter, always rinse it free from any charcoal dust that may be lingering in it - I use distilled water to do this since I do not want tap water impurities mixed in - right or wrong, I don't know. It just seemed logical to me.)With that first gallon of "throw away water," I accidently let the reservoir run dry. I meant to stop it in time so that the gunk from the tap water wouldn't adhere to the bottom, but to my surprise, 3.5 hours after I started the process, it was finished. I think the manual said 3.5 hours, but for some reason I kept thinking the entire process took 4 hours - nope - 3.5 meant 3.5.I used distilled white vinegar to get the caked on gunk off of the sides and bottom along with a paper towel. I should have let it soak for a bit before attempting this clean up as it really was baked on.Then it was time for my "keeper gallon." As per another reviewers suggestion, I

I love my water distiller. Every time I see folks at the checkout line with water bottles in their cart I want to tell them about this. It works, it is easy, and the water tastes great. No more lugging expensive water home.

Very easy to use. No very good instructions on how to place filter but it dose a great job. It take about 4 to 4.5 hour to make one counter. It makes almost a gallon when filled to the max line.

This product will save us a lot of time and money since we often have difficulty finding distilled water in the stores

I have had this for a month and it works well enough for the price paid. It produces about 7/8 of a gallon in a little under 4 hours. I never get a full gallon even when I fill the tank to the full mark, but it is close enough. Easy to clean up with a little vinegar.

It’s very easy to use, fill it with water and turn it on, put your container under the spout and let it run. It puts off a lot of heat, so if you are freezing, go ahead and run this thing to heat up the room! It it does get hot so be careful when handling it after it’s done. Don’t be like me, clean it once it cools down a bit or you are going to have some mineral crust all over its insides. Nasty! But it makes a good amount of distilled water. It works for what it was intended to do… make steaming hot distilled gold.