Why drink distilled water & why Megahome distillers?

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From the first day I saw this destiller I want to buy!!!! I will buy no doubt!!! Namaste Haribol Asewe!!

Have one its Great

I can't believe that Megahome doesn't include recipes with the Alcohol/Water Distiller. I'd love to make rosewater and other herbal waters, along with some essential oils, but there are no instructions anywhere. Any suggestions anyone?

i have been drinking distilled water for almost 20 years now an i feel great! : )

ok I have a question. I have someone trying to sell me reverse osmosis. they say that distillers do not get rid of chlorine? can you tell us FNG's how we can test either type of product? We have distillers telling us its the best and then reverse osmosis is the best because of the filters Thank you

I can totally recommend the megahome distiller. I’ve been using it for over 2 years. I love it! I live in the US and got mine from the sears website for 200$. The best 200$ I’ve ever spent. Ever!

How do you re mineralize the distilled water ? Thank you so much!

Do you have a link to the carbon filter replacements ? Thanks!

What about VOC from plastic in water. As far as i have been able to
learn ,VOC...volatile organic compound such as toluene and benzenes
have a vaporisation temperature lower then water and will be distilled
along with the water

Distilled water contains no minerals! Unless your water is sewage DO NOT drink distilled on a daily basis you will end up with mineral deficiencies

So I was calculating how much it is cheaper than the bottled water (17p/2L at Lidl), as advertised (it involves kilo-joules, kilowatts, enthalpy, specific heat capacity and all that). It turns out to be 1p. Let's make it 2p because generous error bars. The price of the unit currently is £179.95 which means that I would need to filter 9 tons (!) of water before I break even. The tonnes will not go away even if I wiggle the kilowatt prices. So yeah, I'll just keep buying at Lidl.

Mine is on its first cycle now. Excited

how would this compare with something that goes under the sink?
Speed & volume.