Customer Reviews for VEVOR Alcohol Still 13.2Gal/50L, Alcohol Still Copper Tube, Alcohol Distiller with Circulating Pump, Whiskey Distilling Kit w/Build-In Thermometer, Whiskey Making Kit for DIY Alcohol, Stainless Steel

Perfecto. Tal y como se ve, buena calidad fácil de usar.

The quality is very good, it is a little hard to use and needs a constant watching while you use it. The top piece could be set a little better. But overall I am happy.

Je voudrais juste savoir quel controleur solaire est recommande pour cette pompe.Merci de me repondre.

Works. says it will do what it says it will. wish it came with a cap for worm output so you could cap the tank and ferment inside(i just bought my own cap). other than that its pretty good. heats up kinda slow for a 1800 watt element imo. However I am aware water is hard as shit to heat up so it could just be me being impatient. If they offered a 240v model I would have probably bought that one.

Testé pour faire de l'hydraulat, a rempli sa fonction,avec un petit bémol toutefois, le refroidissement des vapeurs avec la petite pompe fournie montre vite ses limites, à brancher donc sur une petite arrivée d'eau froide. Par contre,l'emballage est tout à fait exceptionnel de rigueur.

Bien pero el enfriador un poco pequeño.

Voor de instappers onder ons is dit een fijn apparaat. Prijs kwaliteit is erg goed.

Foarte bun pentru prețul plătit. Dacă nu ai mult de procesat e ideal pentru uz casnic.

I bought it to distill water but I can't believe how much water is required to make 2 cups (is as far as I got). Better for alcohol distillation which evaporates faster than water. Hoping to be able to make essential oils soon, wish I could cool it without wasting a lot of water. I used the excess to water my whole garden and flowers to get only a cup or 2 of distilled water. I even added ice and it melted so fast. I'd appreciate any recommendations to use less water. Great product otherwise.

I use it to distilll water... I decided to buy this as a smaller repalcemebnt of my bigger 8 gallon one which takes over so much of my stove range real estate. Moreover , the lid should be with more than 4 latches to hold it down.. because of great circumference the lid edge is not thick enough to keep the pail sealed with steam in it that keep escaping through the edge .. I figure tha tthe smaller 5 gallon wont have same issue as the lid is smaller and the stainless steel lid is inversely more rigid.. Morever, it takes longer to get the 8 gal one to get steam than 5 gallon but this will mean more frequent reflling for the latter while the larger 8 gallon allows you to forget it for much longer between refillings. I still have to use 4 mini vise pliers to pinch the edges between the four latches all around to keep the steam in instead of hissing through the edge which is not energy efficient. As for water distilling, you must not allow any steam to escape throughout the system from pail to the receiving pail.. if steam escape , this mean wasted energy and longer to produce distilled water. I live in a state where well water is everywhere. I got tired of seeing white chalk film at bottom of my pots and pans.. Wtih distilled water, you dont see any anymore.. I use it for making coffee, rice, etc. it taste better without the well water chalk ./ The brass tubes are prone to leaking steam though.. I wrap special tape over the fittings and the ends of the pipes where you use nuts and seal washers.. they leak steam The steam distiller needs to be redesigned better to keep steam in. and they should come up with replacement seals and nuts and brass tubes .... it is hard to make rep;lacement brass tubes by bending it in circles and bend elbows to fit.. I had to improvise with better fittings and n uts and seals myself by looking for them in the interent. The steam distillers are desgined poorly. I need distilled water badly that I am forced to buy what I can find.. and