Customer Reviews for VEVOR Water Distiller, 4L 1.05 Gallon Pure Water Purifier Filter For Home Countertop, 750W Distilled Water Maker, Stainless Steel Interior Distiller Water Making Machine to Make Clean Water, Silvery

Easy to use. We use it to make a gallon of distilled water each day which we use in our humidifier. Works great.

This is a nice option if you need distilled water for a CPAP or other device. Distilled water has disappeared from grocery stores. This works well and think about all the plastic bottles you won’t be adding to the landfill. The handle on the carafe is a bit rickety. I definitely recommend it.

I pour water in the area where it belongs and put the top on. In 4 to 6 hours I stagger over and clean the area where I put the water in. It's that easy and my coffee no longer has scum floating in it.

Seems to be good quality. Stainless steel and Glass. Thus far have distilled 15 gallons without issue. Fan is noisy, but I learned to start when leaving the house. It is easy to use and easy to clean. (There is some ugly stull left behind after the device shuts off.) This unit has two parts that easily come apart for cleaning or filling the supply tank. My water still smells of chlorine after distillation. The water is crystal clear and tasteless. It works. would recommend. 1 gallon/4 hours. Adding trace minerals for better taste.

Set up was easy. the stainless steel looks nice on the counter. I appreciate the glass container vs a plastic one. Easy to clean.

Ive used this since april, easy to clean with viniger and reuse, refreshing to know my water is clean.

Great product!

If you have a need for distilled water in a range of product in your home (steam cleaners, irons, cpap machines, etc) you're going to spend a small fortune on distilled water. The amount of minerals left over from my tap water is a little gross and disturbing but that's exactly what damages appliances. It takes mine about 4 hours to complete a gallon. Clean up is easy enough, but scrub the bottom every time to keep the scale build up to a minimum. It's quiet and so far has lived up to expectations. The return on investment seems to be about 50 or so gallons between electricity, descaler, and tap water at current market tap water prices.

I have been distilling water for drinking and cooking for about 3 years now. My husband’s kidney stones stopped about the same time. This isn’t surprising when you see the nasty residue left after distilling! I prefer the “two-button” machine as it allows the process to be stopped after a 20-minute clean with food grade citric acid. Resetting it is easy for the next cycle…no guesswork. I use a long silicon straw to attach to the spigot that drips to a pot (covered loosely with a lid) sitting in a sink. I pour the pot into a plastic pitcher and then into water dispensers in the kitchen for easy use or store in Aquatainers for future use. Eliminates boiling water as long as you have electricity!

Quiet and quick. I already had few of them over the years This one I sent to my daughter as I want her to have one too.