ROVSUN 1.1 Gal 750W 110V Water Distiller Countertop White

This is my second water distiller from ROVSUN. These are very good machines.

I bougth this when I started using my BiPap and needed several gallons of distilled water a week. Since that was a rdevice equirement and I would be challenged with the size and weight of the refillable containers, this distiller has given me the clear water I need without the cost, toting and disposal of large plastic containers, a benefit to myself and the environment.

Love it

A little intimidating at first but now I am comfortable using it. I even distilled wine on it.

I use a lot of distilled water in my home for my CPAP, my humidifier, and I also use it in my coffee daily. Distilled water has gone up almost 100% where I live and it just isn’t affordable to continue to buy it by the gallon. This is easy you put water And you turn it on and it distill your water for you. You clean after two uses or more depending on how hard your water is and it has made my life extremely simple. Not to mention those gallons you buy at the store are extremely heavy when you’re buying 12 at a time.

Works well. I found it better to not use the carbon filter because it can leak. Better to run it through a cheap carbon filter after if worried.

So far I like it better than my other one.

I have owned a distiller for over 8 years now. I recently bought this one to replace my first distiller which finally quit working. I wanted one when a friend showed me what was left over after he distilled water. I was horrified that I was putting that junk in my body every time I drank tap water. No more. After I was diagnosed with sleep apnea in 2013, having a distiller became even more valuable to me. It takes about 5 hours to purify a gallon of water, and you might want to run it while you are at work because the fan is a bit noisy. In the long run, this is cheaper, more convenient, and more environmentally friendly than constantly buying distiller water by the gallon at the grocery store. You too will never want to drink tap water after you see what's in your water.

The one caveat is the cleaning. After a cycle, minerals are left heat dried to the bottom and that can't be helped since its part of the process. Getting it to come off did take some effort. I started using 50% white vinegar to water and it eventually came off. I did some research on white vinegar cleaning stainless steel. Some sites say if the steel is a lower quality, the vinegar acid can pit it and it may eventually rust. The steel seems solid to me so I have been using pure white vinegar to soak for about 30 minutes and the minerals clean off easily. Then I rinse the steel liner out with water. I figure I will take my chances since it cleans so easily using this technique.

It works as described. Will see how it is for durability and longevity. .