The Pure Water Mini-Classic II water distiller is a compact, countertop steam water distiller that produces high-purity distilled water from virtually any fresh water source. This appliance does not require installation and is perfect for small families, apartment buildings and even RVs.

Specs

• Countertop
• Distiller Capacity: 0.88 gallons/batch Gallons
• Holding Tank Capacity: 1 Gallons
• Cycle Time: 0.88 Gallons in 3.5 Hours Gallons
• Boiling Tank: Removable and Stainless Steel
• Cabinet: 304 Stainless Steel
• Reservoir: Glass
• Voltage: 120v
• Amps: 6.9
• Watts: 800
• Drain Type: Manual
• Warranty: 15-Year Limited Warranty
• Produces consistently high-purity distilled water for all consumable uses.
• No installation required.
• Distilled water does not come in contact with plastic.
• Easy to use.
• Made in the USA

Dimensions

• Height: 15.75"
• Width: 13.75"
• Depth: 9.88"

There are an increasing number of toxins showing up in water supplies around the country. The vast majority of these chemicals are not regulated, so even when the government says that your water is safe, your water could still contain harmful contaminants. In fact, there are many cities around the US that have chemicals in their water supplies in excess of established health guidelines, yet the government still calls this water "safe".

Distillation is the single most effective process for purifying water. It doesn’t rely upon a filter and a well-designed water distiller will produce consistently pure water for the life of the machine, which could be well over 30 years.

So what is the distillation process?

Distillation duplicates nature’s hydrologic cycle of evaporation, condensation and precipitation. The hydrologic cycle is where virtually all fresh water on the planet comes from. The process is simply this; the Sun provides heat to the very contaminated water in the ocean, which causes the liquid water to turn into vapor. As soon as the water turns from liquid to vapor it lets go of the contaminants that it was holding onto. The water vapor then rises and condenses into clouds. The clouds then cool down and the water precipitates and the rain falls. This water started out extremely contaminated and finishes as very pure water.

The process of distillation duplicates this process by taking tap water and adding heat to it. The liquid water changes into water vapor and leaves any junk behind in the boiling chamber. The pure water vapor then rises and is moved into a separate chamber and then it’s cooled back down into liquid water.

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