Distilled Water
Q? What is distilled water?
A. Simple Answer: Distillation is a process of water evaporating, condensation and precipitating. In
nature, this process is known as the hydrologic cycle. Water is heated to its boiling point, and the
resulting steam is captured to form pure distilled water
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Q? How does distilled water vary from Reverse Osmosis?
A. Distillation is a perfect, natural process. When water evaporates contaminants are left behind,
evidenced by “water spots”. Because it’s a natural process it results in absolute purity regardless of
conditions. The process of Reverse Osmosis (RO) relies on manmade filters and membranes. There
are many factors that cause dramatic changes in the water coming out of these systems including:
Manufacturer Maintenance PH Temperature Chlorine levels Etc.
Q? Why should I even think of drinking distilled water when I can buy bottled?
Simple Answer: “While bottled water marketing conveys images of purity, inadequate regulations
offer no assurance.” Natural Resources Defense Council. When you effortlessly distill your own
water, you know exactly what you are drinking, and you know where it has come from.
Q? How does distilled water taste?
A. Distilled water is as good as the distillation equipment and the storage vessels used for storage.
Look for stainless steel distillation equipment, like that found in Durastill, and Pure Water. Storage
can be easy with high quality plastic containers, or professionally plumbed right to your kitchen sink
and refrigerator for greater convenience.
Source: JB Water Distillers