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Question: Does distilling the tap water remove flouride?
Document: I am extremely happy with my distiller. The water tastes so much better than through the Britta. Distilling is easy too. You just fill the boiler and turn it on before leaving for work or going to bed. There's always a gallon of fresh water ready to go. Cleaning the boiler is easy too. Just pour in some vinegar and let it sit on the counter. The mineral deposits that build up in the boiler just dissolve away.
Works well! We use it for drinking water and water for our seep machines. Uses little room on the kitchen shelf.
It takes a long time to produce a container of water. Uses a lot of resources to produce a container of water. The unit is noisy. Unit&#8217;s life span is not great. That being said the results are pretty good.
This is a functional, yet stylish, water distiller you can leave sitting out on the counter. Had an older white version for several years. Gave it to our son and updated to a new black one. Have always been pleased with the Waterwise product! Allot about 4 hours to distill water, but that is typical. Recommend getting a spare carafe to switch out while you distill.
Very disappointed. 4 gallons produced. Last 2 gallons have an oily petroleum taste and smell. Cleaned everything well. Why does the filter have a hole in the cup? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of filtering the water. I would guess that more than half of the water does not even pass through the filter. Why bother? I may as well at least try and run it without the filter.
I've had many Waterwise Distillers, and I've loved them all. This one is the exception.....It's very light, and flimsy. Also, when I try to plug the water well into the unit, the connection sometimes works/sometimes doesn't. It often takes several tries to get the unit to turn on.If I could return it I would. I'm actually going to try to see if they can replace it. Perhaps this one is just a bad egg.
I have read other reviewers with concerns about the plastic boiler. I'm starting to think that the petroleum smell is produced by the boiling water and the plastic "in" the boiler. Leaching chemicals maybe? I would greatly appreciate any input or tricks to make this thing useable. 2 stars for now.UPDATE: I purchased the 6 pack of filters. Works perfectly now. The filter was the problem. The original filter had a hole in the cup about midway. Not sure if that was the reason.
Plus every gallon with the new one has been perfect. I would suggest purchasing extra filters right away. It's a bit noisy. Other than that it works great. Bump up to 4 stars.
Don't be fooled, I purchased two of these units in the past 3 years and they didn't last more than a year. Buying a cheaper unit at half the cost now after I learned the hard way...After the second unit Iam done purchasing this brand.
Answer: That is what I have read. I have two distillers now b/c I live in a big a city and the water quality is Horrible... not to mention all the fluoride and chloride in it. I absolutely love our distillers, but I do recommend buying the cleaning solution for them and back up filters. I replace our carbon filters once a month and clean the containers (soak it in the cleaning solution for a few hours & rinse) once a week. Also be sure to buy glass jugs or BPA free plastic containers for your fridge to store. The water taste so refreshing and clean.