Reseñas de clientes para Destilador de agua pura VEVOR de 750 W, filtro purificador totalmente mejorado con asa, 4 L (1,1 galones), recipiente sin BPA, perfecto para uso doméstico, color blanco

I luv my Vevor distiller. Easy to use, quiet. I do set a timer so I don't run it dry. I have a couple of times with no drama it turns its self off. Money savor for sure. I sent one to my neice as a wedding gift.

It is great machine, i use to make water for my carnivorous plant. The down side just a little bit loud, other then that work perfect

I have made over 60 gallons of water from well water that is not fit to drink it bills with toxics and mud every year when it rains and it's only 48 ft deep this thing works like a charm I pay $8 for 6 gallons of water every few days from the store distilled or purified water. I have made over 60 gallons of water with this and it does wonderful it clears all the impurities out gets rid of all the metals and all the nonsense that's in the water and the water tastes great it works like a charm and Beaver has an awesome warranty on it so I mean it was a quality piece of equipment and it's already paid for itself I pay less than $0.25 a gallon for water at this point could you count the electricity and the water from the well using more electricity I highly recommend this and I highly recommend you buy it directly from vevor

The 4L Dental Medical Pure Water Distiller has been working out great for me and my very hard well water. I’ve been using the water that I have distilled with it in all of my humidifier’s and they have been clean, without any calcium deposits and residue, after each use. I have saved $$$ by using this instead buying gallons of distilled water from a store.

Easy to use and pumps out the distilled water. So far I have made 20 gals with no issues. Manuals could be better written or translated.

This is my 3rd unit, I have one at both our homes and one I ordered thinking one of them went out…it didn’t. Great quality, portable for everyday use and convenience. Saves money and environment not buying plastic distilled bottles. Only makes sense.

This is an excellent machine: solid and reliable. It's simple to use. It will process four litres of water in just over four hours. If you forget about it and let it go completely dry, it will automatically cut out. Let it cool off a bit and it's ready to go again. I have very hard water that cannot be used in a humidifier. This machine makes it cheap and easy to keep my humidifiers full. My wife uses the water to rinse her hair Our water is from a well, and the minerals that this machine eliminates are what makes it very tasty. Therefore we don't drink the distilled water. However, the distilled water has an excellent clean and even taste and would suit people who have poor-tasting municipal water. I have yet to try making special teas or other drinks with it––or ice cubes––but I imagine it would be perfect if you were looking for a neutral taste. With use, the container gradually develops a mineral crust. How quickly that happens depends on the hardness of your water. It's easy to remove with the citric acid crystals provided with the purchase. Citric acid is also easy to buy online. It does an amazing cleaning job. I've applied the crystals to my electric water boilers (for tea) etc. and it cleans the mineral stains from them too. To clean, I followed directions and didn't use anything that might leave scratches on the sides. (I have seen YouTube videos in which people were recommending using metal scrubber or pads; I think that's a bad idea.) I boiled water in the machine, put in the crystals and let it boil for bout 20 minutes. A rinse out using a soft rag did the job. Be careful if you are removing the top when it's still hot: there's a lot of steam in there that could scald you. There's a handy handle on the top to allow you to remove the top safely and carefully even when hot. The machine is compact: about 40 cm high (15.5") and 75 cm (29.5") in circumference.

No frills water distiller. Fill it and turn it on and in a few hours you have made distilled water. Removes nasty things from city supplied water. Makes coffee and tea taste much better. I recommend

My 80 yr old father just loves it. He uses the distilled water this makes for making his tea. He told me finally his tea taste and looks like tea again. Thanks Vevor

Was skeptical with reading some of the reviews but have had no issues. Only issue was with the fan motor. Worked fine at first then started vibrating. Found out the motor was not tight to the lid assembly. Problem fixed. Did not know that when cooling down I could plug the fan into the cord for the pot and that would cool everything down much faster. I like the citrus cleaner but it is to expensive to replace. Just used good old fashioned distilled vinegar with water. Just heated it enough to clean everything then rinsed it out good. No issues with leaking. Really no issues with cleaning. I do not let the unit run dry and let itself shut off. To me that is where all the problems would seem to start. I marked the blue water container as to where it should be when it is done distilling. When it reaches that mark I shut off the distiller and just plug the fan in. I use this distiller for my ultrasonic humidifier and it works great. On the average it does use around 3 kilowatts for a cycle of water but considering what I am saving in money in the long run it is worth the cost of the distiller. Have already made over 10 gallons this winter so far. With all the heat that is given off during distilling it works great on the heating bill. For me that is a plus also. So far a win win on everything. I would suggest not watching some of these videos where they mention using an sos pad or some other type of abrasive pad. That would definitely scratch the interior and in reality as long as you dont let it run dry cleaning it is easy. Basically clean it with a paper towel and that is it.