Customer Reviews for VEVOR Water Distiller, 1 L/H, 750W Countertop Water Purifier with Dual Temp Display, 4L Distilled Water Maker with 0-99 H Timing, Glass Carafe Cleaning Powder 3 Carbon Packs Equipped, FDA Approved Si

I do have a Cpap machine, but who'd think that putting Copper mesh in the outlet, and 4 litres of wine, running it thru at 102-105 degrees C, would create Alocholl??? PS - Discard the 1st 50mls of output, as it's Methanol

3.30 H that automatically comes up is little too long for me and causes auto shutdown that burns the bottom, but it cleans off with the citric acid ok, wonderful machine i use it for my cpap get the model you can chang the time on.

I have been using water distillers for many years but this one is the best I have purchased. I like the glass bottle for the distilled water. There is no spillage with the cap as it is positioned. The lip makes it easy to pour into my terracotta container. The dual timing display is a great idea as I can tell when the distilling process will be finished. Having extra filters and descaling compound is also an added bonus. I thoroughly recommend this machine.

very good

Excellent product. It is so automatic, easy to use and clean. So much better than my previous one which was very basic. Love it!

I carried out a great deal of research before my purchase, our water here is full of containments as I can see via the Total Dissolved Solids meter I recently purchased which shows our Tap water as 335 ppm. I then ran the tap water through one of the common tabletop water Filters which only reduced the count to 332 ppm. I then poured the filtered Tap Water into the Vevor 4L Water Distiller up to the normal fill line which is a few mm below the maximum line but clearly marked. I decided to change the time from the default 3hours and 30 minutes to 3 hours as I did not want to boil it dry, I wanted about 30mm of water left in the tank after it automatically switched off after 3 hours. This setting distills 3 L into the supplied Glass Jug, the test results show 4 ppm after the 3 hours of distilling The only slightly adverse comment I can make is the water has a slightly metallic taste which I fix by adding a slice of Lemon to the Jug which is a very small price to pay knowing that all the contaminants are totally gone. Some of our friends who also distill their drinking water add a quarter of a teaspoon of Himalayan Pink Rock salt to their jug to add back some minerals. See my photo's showing my test results. I highly recommend this especially if you have Solar Panels where you could use two of these to create a total of six Litres of water during the day when you would otherwise be sending some of your excess energy to the grid where you get paid a fraction of what the power companies charge for electricity. This model uses 750watts per hour, so where we live costs us about one dollar a day which is well worth it

Purchased this distiller at a good price and had it a little over 12 months and it made a pop sound and would not work. Contacted Vevor and once they reviewed my video they sent a new part free of charge. I am very happy with Vevor's service and kindness. I recommend this company 100 percent. They are very reasonable with there pricing compared to others. I will purchase again as I use these distillers every day for pure water. It is amazing what junk is left in the base of the machine once finished each time. I am so glad I it does not go into my body. Well done Vevor. Thank you so much.

Very easy to use. Comes sets up so plug in, fill and press start. Turns itself off when finished. I've been using rain water, so no calcium in the concentrate so it's very easy to clean.

Works great as a water distiller, it was plug and play with no issues and the flow rate seems as advertised. I ran a vinegar & water mix first and also discarded my first product run out of an abundance of caution, but the output looked clean from the start. I suspect people who had "black bits" coming out in their first run failed to realise there's a charcoal filter already installed when it arrives (and it needs to be soaked before use). It pays to read the instructions. In its standard form it's too fast for alcohol distillation, 750W is simply too much heat and the temperature control only switches the element on and off, which just causes pulses in the run. When the element is off the distillation stops completely, and when it's on it will push the full 750W and cause your distillate to gush out again (so it's completely pointless to run it below full power). It does still work, as in you will get high proof spirits out of it, but the quality of the result will be very poor. But thankfully with a spare standard 3-prong IEC power cord (the kind used for some other kitchen appliances, or computers/monitors) and a voltage controller (~$40 AUD from Ebay/Aliexpress) you can turn this into a great spirit still. It seems happiest for spirits when dropped down around 110-115V which equates to 360W, and that effectively turns it into the Still Spirits Air Still that costs $380. The spare power cord is to plug the lid/condenser/fan assembly directly into an outlet, as you always want that running at full power and not off the reduced voltage. In my opinion using this with a voltage controller is better than having the basic Still Spirits Air Still, because you have the flexibility with this to smash through a stripping run in about an hour using the full 750W of power, but can then turn it down to half power for spirit runs. With the Still Spirits you're stuck at 320W which means much slower stripping runs and a voltage controller isn't going to help you with that. To improve on this Vevor set up you'd have to move up to the Still Spirits Air Still Pro which is $750.

Item as described, perfect for the distilling water for a CPAP machine use. The timer is very useful for my needs and all in all a great choice for myself.