Best Two Water Distillers Compared! Megahome vs Mini Classic II
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2023
- These are the best water distiller for your home. I compare the best 2 models the Megahome and Mini classic II. Best budget distiller for at home.
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Mega home! I've been watching you since 2016. I NEED IT Casey😊. I turned vegan after watching you with long hair
Pro tip: Stop the megahome with an inch or two of water left and then spray with white vinegar and cover till it cools. Then wipe with a cloth.
Good tip. I use citric acid though. More pleasant for eyes and nose.
How can you tell when there's an inch left or water? Do you use a timer?
@@kygo I can tell by how full the glass carafe catch pitcher gets. I've made a gallon every other day for the last five years, it just becomes second nature.
I bought a mechanical timer and I set it to 5h15. This way, there is always water left in the distiller. I then remove it, add some vinegar, rinse it 24h later and it's good to go. Easy peasy.
Yes it is helpful. Appreciate the info.
I love your sense of humor, I didn't expect to be laughing so loudly over a video about water distillers
Thanks for putting me on game! I had a hunch that these things may exist and your vid was the first thing that popped up in my conquest lol. Also, I agree that getting minerals from our food is amazing because they come in very bio-available forms and it's less hassle doing extra things. The problem is that while plants can make vitamins and phytonutrients, they CANNOT make minerals. All the mineral content of a plant comes straight from the soil. If we're getting our produced from over-farmed land in the USA, we will not be getting enough minerals. This is why magnesium and boron deficiencies are being documented and why supplementation with minerals is highly effective. Mineral deficiencies mimic mental disorders and illnesses. No wonder why so many kids are being diagnosed with ADHD and Autism, and so many adults with anxiety and depression. 80% of the population is on pharmaceuticals for mental health...The people throwing pink salt & celtic salt in their water are smart! People high dosing magnesium are getting tremendous benefits! People taking seamoss & shilajit are a cut above average with overall health and well-being. Our bodies are not made of water, they're made of electrolyte fluid. This is not some woke shit. Get up on the science. Water cant do anything if it can't get in and out of our cells. One of the main systems of energy in our bodies is the sodium-potassium pump. Try fasting with distilled water and then try it with pink salt and magnesium...Night and day difference with how you feel and how effortless the fast is. Love 🙏
And H3O2 is best. Eat your water with fruits as the first source, then less H20 from these sources is needed.
I PROUDLY own a MEGA HOME FOR 8+yrs. It takes 1hr off the distillation process if you boil the water before pouring it in the chamber.
thank you for your generocity
Your videos are enjoyable. Informational and entertaining. Thanks for being honest and genuine. So sick of seeing youtube and tiktok informercials. I was refreshed to find your video. Yah bless you bro.
That was helpful, thank you, peace and positivity to everyone.
Super fun and informative video. Thanks for the positive vibes ❤❤❤
Love the map in the back- and love the commentary and comparisons I’ve been looking for a bit on what system to get- thanks!
I have a megahome for over 6 years. Still works great.
Same here. I bought two for my mother. If mine ever breaks, I 'll get another one without ANY hesitation.
8yrs for me. ❤
@@naturallygifted2002 Mine's just started playing up after 10 years. I'll get another one if I can.
I have had my mega home for over 10 years and I love it. Have a hard time drinking any other water now.
What about pfas? Will it take it out?
@@sheridansplace1607that’s what the charcoal filter does
@@sheridansplace1607 yes yhey do.
Do you add electrolytes or sea salt to put minerals back in?
@@alwaysright5901 me personally I do sometimes. Given how common magnesium and mineral deficiencies are it's a good idea.
Appreciate this video. Some useful content and some comedic bits Thank You
You are great love the info and you are a pleasure to listen to great sense of humor.
Use citric (edit from ascorbic) acid to clean your distiller. It's inexpensive, safe, works spectacularly well, and makes your MegaHome look nearly new again. And you just have to put a few tablespoons in, turn your distiller on (without the lid), let it boil for 20 minutes, and then wipe it down & rinse. :)
A little vinegar cleans it very well.
I've been using Citric Acid as recommended by Megahome and it works great.
Yup. Amazing
Thanks for this great review, just ordered the mega home, Cheers!
Hello VP from Japan. I use Megahome for years now. I really feel happy when I see the disgusting gunk at the bottom of the thing to clean it. We do need to distill water everywhere even when we are traveling. Love your videos man!
Awesome review, thanks so much :)
Love your personality dude thanks for this information best comparative video of distillers on youtube
Was just looking for this.
I agree, i have been using the megahome for the last 2 years and it works a treat. I dont re-mineralise the water because i eat so much fruit and veg like you said but when i drink the water on its own i add a pinch of celtic sea salt
I don't currently have either one of these distillation systems however based on your recommendation, I am about to place an order for a Megahome water distiller. Cheers!
Thank you!
Good video thanks 👍 and my favorite part of the video is the end lol😂😂😂😂
Thank you
Thanks a bunch👍
Have you seen the water dispenser that pulls moisture out of the air? It's supposed to make clean pure water.
Yes, I've seen those. Quite expensive, starts around $3k for a floor stand like the Absopure. But then I was wondering if it pulls water from the air to make it, wherever you put it would have to be clean air. Home air is dirtier than outside air. And don't forget the VOCs in the wall paint, off putting gases from furniture and carpet and any cleaning products used at the time. Too many variables to ensure if I was making clean water.
After YEARS of research and buying bottled, I went with a knockoff of the Megahome called DC House for $75 on amazon and couldn't be happier. You're right--you get used to the process and whenever I'm doing it, I remind myself that it's better than lugging gallon jugs into my cart, onto the checkout, into my car, and then into storage. The taste is great too--much better than distilled water in a plastic container which is what I thought it was going to taste like. 👍
do you live in the third world country or something?
I get my water jugs delivered for around $1.8
in the us where live, bottled water is $1.30/gallon@@FuncraftVideos
@@God-Was-Bored I mean the delivery is 1.8$ where I live, otherwise it's a little over a dollar for a 6L bottle
It's zero now since I distill it myself. Much easier and cost efficient. I figure less than 25 cents a gallon figuring in the cost of electricity. @@FuncraftVideos
@@God-Was-Bored anyways, I'm not sure drinking distilled water is the best idea. What about osmosis leading to minerals getting sucked out of your organism into the distilled water?
I purchased the mini classic about 12 years ago and its still running strong but I did have to service it with new gasket and plug on the tank which cost about $60. I also noticed the reduced water production after about 5 years of running non stop and found out it was the timer and just give the timer a small turn back to get that 3/4 gallon mark. the mini is a better made machine then the megahome for all out quality materials used in the coil and the voc port but for the price the megahome is a solid distiller.
p.s my distiller is in the garage so noise hasn't been an issue.
Great Job Man...Thank you.
I like my chemtrail water with a side of bear urine.
Berkey with fluoride elements for this house. Nice and quiet.
I've got a vevor. Love it
I've been running my Megahome every day for 2.5 years. It's still running great but I find it's gradually taking a bit longer to distill a gallon of water. Also, I run it on a wifi timer so I don't run it until completely empty. I've heard it last longer if you don't run it till empty and let it stop on it's own
Great video with the differences between the distillers. Many other brands tend to have a similar build with just a different brand. I’m wondering what the build quality would look like if not differ in any way.
Boil the water first in a kettle then fill the distiller it’s much faster 👍
This!
How much faster are we talking about exactly? I wanna try this
U funny 🤣 n that picture at the begining is what my hair looks like lol, thanks for the info ✌️😽💕
Bought my Megahome unit 9 and a half years ago, ran it every day since then near enough. Hardly ever clean it out fully like i should but its still going strong. Never had a problem. The fan's a bit slow to start sometimes nowadays is all. Things a beast! 💪
I should add, i always boil the water first in a big catering kettle I have. Much quicker to boil than the megahome & speeds the whole process up
Thats a great idea. How much does it speed up the process in hours?
@@yurineskowich998 I haven't tested the boiling time of the distiller since I bought it but from memory (don't quote me) when I filled it to full capacity (4 litres) it was taking roughly 45 minutes to see the first drops coming out - dependant on the outdoor temperature and how cold the water was to start with.
Using my Igenix catering kettle I can boil that amount in around 11 minutes and within another 5 minutes I'm seeing the first drops emerge from the distiller. So probably around a half hour saving overall.
A good tip in autumn / winter is to refill the kettle again after you use it so that the cold water warms up closer to ambient room temperature which shaves a few minutes off boiling time.
Citric acid and store bought distilled vinegar cleans it like new.
@@HousePeopleI do too. It cut it down to 5hrs.
I love my megahome. They sell replacement parts for everything so you can fix it. I have a timer on mine so it doesn’t over heat to shut off (it shuts off via temperature). I like buying things I don’t have to keep spending money on and with mega home the filters are really cheap, the only thing is the hassle of making water. I’ve had mine for over a year now and it’s still working great
Might be hard with your setup so high, but I found getting a gallon pitcher and filling that up and then just dumping into the megahome is much easier, because then you can just hold the lid with your other hand while your pour instead of disconnecting everything. And then just clean/rinse it out every so often. But I've let mine get pretty dirty/full of sediment inside and it still produces pure clean water every time.
Yea I should rework my strategy lol.
Yes, so much easier to refill distiller with a plastic pitcher...yes, redo your strategy. I have less counter space than you n wanted my space back n tired of cleaning residue....unfortunatly i put my distiller back in storage n now returned to buying distilled in plastic jugs :(
You can clean em out before refilling with some cheap but natural vinegar to cut through that crust at the bottom.. same as you would a kettle
I like this flat earth map behind Your back :)
I thought about buying the Mini Classic but decided to go with the Steam Pure PD model. It has a larger footprint but I thought the electrical plug on the back of the Mini would eventually wear out. The Steam Pure does distill nearly 4 liters of water leaving about a liter behind in the bottom. There is a valve on the bottom that lets you drain it out into a pot or bucket but I only drain it once a week. I think they have it that way to keep the heating element from burning up. About every 3 months I clean it with citric acid and about a liter of water. The mineral scale just melts away. It is a very simple and easy unit to use if you have a bit of extra room.
Hi, you wrote this 5 months ago I was wondering how your Steam Pure Mini is doing now?
It's doing great although I will be replacing the micro switch for the ball float that turns off the unit when the distillation is finished. It's $12 part.
i have both and enjoy both...but my mimi classic is hard to beat...however you can't go wrong with either one!
Pretty cool to give away some gear, don't really need it due to having a distilling neighbor but good going man, good vibes
Going with the Megahome, been looking for a distiller or a RO system. Your list of items does not have a link for it though. I also did not see a link below the video! Get that added home boy!
Canceled order for a Vevor and went with the Megahome based on this video - thanks! Super niche and specific subject, but was extremely helpful.
Do you buy the filters too or not really needed? thx
I had the h2o labs which is the same as the mega home. I'm upgrading to the h2omatic automatic it's the smallest auto still available to my knowledge but it's expensive going to be nice for the convenance. They do make automatic stills with manual options.
I would always fill mine with as hot tap water...gives the machine a head start (doesn't have to heat up from cold). And yep, a splash of white vinegar to clean well.
Thanks for the review! Have you done any videos on using diatomaceous earth (DE) for detoxing? I don’t see anything listed on your channel but could be missing. I’m asking you specifically because you mentioned the nonorganic minerals gumming up your arteries. I’d expect DE to do that; however, lots of people get incredible results with it. Curious about your perspective.
Excellent video! Have you seen this product the waterlovers MKII?
I have 2 megahome clones, they work great. Found out 1 wasn't enough
do you filter the water before distilling it? I just don't know how distillers can remove everything without some type of carbon filtration
I bought the mega home MH943SBS Water Distiller 6 months ago. The chamber has corroded terribly and the button to start the distillation process stopped working. I can't use it and they won't honor the warranty! I spent a lot of money on that thing and now it's destined for the trash.
Put megahome in an affiliate link. I will probably buy it soon.
VP I see that your megahome distiller is set up above your toaster oven… I just want to say be careful! If you have a B12 deficient vegan brain like I do, you will at some point inevitably forget to place the carafe back into place and you will wake to find your precious distilled water has spilled all over your floor drop by drop. Or in your case inside your toaster oven!! I keep my megahome sitting inside a plastic tote so when I forget to place the carafe back the water just drips into the tote 😊
like 10 years ago (wtf am i old or something?) i did have a distiller like the mega home u have
but after 8 months it broke (bought it used) wasnt too bad overall tho
however a tipp: dont use it over night: the moisture + the heat from cooking the water trapped inside will pretty much inevitably make it rust (even if its stainless steel) - rather open it and let the warmth escape shortly after it finishes operating. also use a cloth with distilled vinegar, it will get rid of the mud/calcium deposits (if u dont do it every time or every second time it will become very hard to get rid of once its caked on thiccly)
Okay l'm cheap , I didn't buy mega , I bought a knock off for $70.00 on eBay and I've been drinking distilled water for years . Life is good .
everything comes from the same place, chchchchina
what brand?
Hows the megahome holding up? I am considering owning one do you know if you have the 304 or 316 stainless steel model and how's the bowl holding up? Thanks cheers
I have been using ZeroWater that produces zero parts per million with no electricity, and will filter 1,5 L in a few mins. All it takes is a filter about every 2 months. 8 filters for £99
Lol. Always fun to watch. The water left is to prevent the heating element from burning. Prob good idea to buy RO filters especially now when electicity bills are up the roof. I am originally from Russia and even there
the government is kinder to its ppl and does not fluridate water. My RO osmosis works well. When decide to come to Au, let me know and I will host and show you around man. I am in Sydney. Cheers. Pavel
I have the megahome. The first one lasted 2 years, then the motor failed. Bought another... in its second year (hope it lasts longer).
I have the "cheap" version and I put hot water from the tap in, takes 2 hrs 30 mins for 4 litres. I do 3 or 4 batches for the week and store it in 8litre glass jar + 4 litre jug ... easy :D
My wife fills the mega like you do. I fill the glass pitcher and pour it into the unit without unplugging it.
Cool
just for your consideration...Removal of organic compounds by distillation can vary depending on chemical properties of the contaminant. Certain pesticides, volatile solvents, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), such as benzene and toluene, with boiling points close to or below that of water will vaporize along with the water as it is boiled in the distiller. Such compounds will not be completely removed unless another process is used prior to condensation...sooooooooooooooo :)
I've been using the Zero Water filters. Do you have an opinion on these?
@@michellesmith5436 theoretically ...its a good choice becuase it contains a layer of activated charcoal which is an effective way to partially remove VOC's if this was an area of concern.But there is not alot of research out there showing how effective it is in actually achieving this..i think its a good choice ...and their filters are reasonably priced...
@@calikokat100I used to buy Pur and Brita and you could get away with using them a little past what is recommended but with Zero Water you get a bad chemical taste like plastic when the filter is spent and the tds reading shoots way up over 300 ppm whereas my tap water is only about 80.
The megahome comes with small activated charcoal packs which are placed inside the lower/removable plastic spout as a last stage filter
I have the h2o labs distiller, that is exactly like the mega home. I've had it for 3 years now and it works like a champ. Best $300 I've ever spent.
You're doing it wrong with the "megahome". You shouldn't be unplugging and re-plugging it constantly - the connection plugs will get bent out of shape eventually and then you'll have to wiggle them over and over to get it to connect, and then one day it'll be barely electrically connected, and it'll overheat and melt the plastic. What you do is use the empty distilled water container (or any other container) - fill that up with tap water, and then take that over and pour it into the distiller. Avoid unplugging/plugging in the distiller too much - it will fail at the plug terminals guaranteed.
Also i used a timer on mine set to shut off before it ran out of water so i didnt need to clean the residue in the boiler so often.
with the exception of cleaning it out? the "flake" left behind in mine was extremely foul, it was so bad I lived on store-bought spring water for the remaining year at that residence, I feared it was so bad it might destroy my DISTILLER, no less..
I will keep that in mind, thanks.
Mine still works fine after five years of unplugging.
@@plodojed5 years? Mine only last about 1-2 years. I’m sure if you’re careful with the plugs, it’ll probably be ok.
Spring water is also sediment filled.
If you leave the megahome on top of the shelf, you could fill up a regular lightweight pitcher and fill it up that way.
Great video! :0) 💕
I appreciate your information on spring water because I considered going that route.
I have 2 Megahome distillers and always have one going and one soaking in water with vinegar to be able to rinse and switch to make a new batch of distilled water. I fill it half way with tapwater and I dump vinegar in the tank and let it sit overnight and then I can just dump it into the other container that’s done, so I always have one soaking and one clean ready to go.
Also, I’ve been wondering if it’s doing me any good to be adding liquid trace minerals to the water I drink and you kind of clarified that for me. I do have a healthy diet so I’m sure I’m getting minerals from my food as well. I don’t eat fast food or restaurant food. I prepare my meals at home and it’s healthy fresh ingredients.
I have four large breed ragdoll cats and keep their large glass fountain full everyday too. I make all of my own drinks, popsicles from my garden and fruits from my yard.
I also use it to make lemonade, tea, cold brew coffee, & fruit drinks. I only use distilled water so I go through a lot that’s why I have to have so much clean water.
I just put in an order on Amazon tonight for the heavy duty stainless steel one because one of mine is getting a little bit of rust on it on the outside.
I love my mega home distillers. I considered the mini classic, but I just don’t have enough room on my counter for it so that was the dealbreaker for me.
Also after I seen what was left in the tank and and how its filled I wouldn’t want to deal with trying to clean the water left behind. I have very hard water in my house and it seems like that would be more work to clean and refill.
I am 52 and my coworkers thought I was in my early 30’s. I believe it’s the clean water and clean eating that makes people think I’m younger.
i bought a cheap co-z water distiller in 2021 for $120, still works and i use it everyday, also have a megahome that i bought at the same time, still havent used it lol
FYI … Looking at recent reviews on Amazon, there are multiple people over just the last couple of months who are reporting the durability of the Megahome isn’t what it used to be. I’m probably going to take a chance, but everything should do their research. ❤
My megahome worked perfect for 2 years but I didn't clean out the calcium with citric acid or vinegar. So it caked up & cracked the metal leaking water. Need a new bottom bowl part now. Clean it often to avoid this
There is Waterlover's distiller. Some people are very positive about that product. I think it has a 2.8 liter jug, no plastic in the drip circuit. Also has a auto stop feature to prevent scale buildup.
I suggest using some sort of a time with megahome to make sure some water is left in the end.
I have a Waterlovers distiller... the MKII. I really like the glass pitcher it comes with. I have had it for about 2.5 years and use it on average once a day. Unfortunately, I have started having an issue with the water not going entirely to the pitcher, and about half of it ending up under the unit. Taking a close look at the unit, I found that the area where the water comes out just above the carbon filter holder, the plastic housing has cracked from the heat of the steam. So, some of the water ends up in the pitcher and the rest somehow follows the cracks and makes a mess. The exit point of the water is even with the plastic. In my mind, this is a design flaw as this should extend below the plastic. Oh well... the reason I am here today is I need to replace the unit and am looking for an alternative, longer lasting unit.
@@wnehpets1 That's unfortunate.
Mega home has a version of the distiller that has no plastic in the conduit. Stainless steel all the way up to a ceramic housing for the filter and finally the glass pitcher to hold the distilled water. I am loving it and I can recommend.
The only downside is the lack of a timer. The unit does stop on its own, but it almost always goes to no water left inside, exacerbating the scale buildup.
I use a simple mechanical timer socket to get around this problem and to schedule the process during the night hours. Then I don't mind the noise and it's half the electricity cost - win win.
OK, another minor downside is that you have to make sure the pitcher is aligned properly or there's gonna be a mess in the morning - the worst time for a mess.
@@mkeyx82 Thanks for the information. Earlier today I disassembled the machine thinking I could use food grade silicone to seal up the cracks. I then realized that part of what was broken included two plastic hold-down screw posts that held a small funnel type piece in place. With the funnel out of position, some water would make it to the pitcher and the rest would not. Working with super glue and baking soda, I was able to reset the posts and and reinforce the cracked plastic. The unit is working as expected now. Only time will tell how well the repair holds up though.
@@wnehpets1 super glue and baking soda do wonders.
I’m sorry you got ripped off with a second hand Mini Classic (Pure Water Mini Classic CT from Lincoln Nebraska?) Would you imagine, I bought one on your recommendation after watching the video you made a couple of months back. I bought it new though and haven’t had any problems so far. That’s why I was thinking maybe the rattling came from the round tank cover inside, someone recommended I start buying some spare parts just in case, a lot of pressure builds up from water vapor of course and wear and tear will occur eventually I’m sure. Also, did you know city waterworks don’t fluoridate the water in the Province of Quebec? I think we’re the only province in Canada that doesn’t. Anyway, I always enjoy your videos as you know, I love the new format of filming outside and doing "the cinema" I think you’re becoming funnier every day! May the cinema be yours, Veggie Police! ✌😄
Great Video. I use Megahome normally but my latest one died after 18 months. So buy something cheaper.
I used to have a megahome. The trouble was the fan eventually died, and so I tore it apart and rigged a new fan onto it. They need to either use a more durable fan, or design the whole appliance so that the fan alone can be easily removed and replaced.
Can someone answer my question? Please 🙏…
My Megahome distiller is getting hot, but the water dripping out is cool. Is it still distilled water? My former Megahome heated my entire kitchen, was louder and the water came out hot.
ya man i love the megahome, i call him R2!
Mini Classic II I've had for years. I don't recommend it especially if you live in Canada. It's crazy expensive to fix and yes it needs fixing regularly. None of the parts are standard, not the rubber gaskets, not the screws, so you have to order everything from the US. The rubber gasket at the back always "disappears" and I assume ends up in the water (and ridiculously expensive for them to mail you 3 tiny rubber gaskets, don't recall now but something like $50-75 USD, I mean ridiculous). The fan stopped working for a while and then magically started again thankfully. The element had to be replaced because it started leaking after a year in a half. It arrived stained from their water test. (If I remember correctly, vegetable oil took it off). Vinegar works great to clean the inside, you don't need buy what they want to sell you. After a while you'll have to oil the rubber gasket to get the two pieces to connect and of course they want you to buy that lubricant from them. The filters you buy afterwards never made the water taste as good as the original filter that came with the unit, but the water is clean enough you can do without the filters. If you replace the rubber gasket, you'll get it to make the right amount of water until it "disappears" (dissolves) again. Uncomfortably loud unless you have another room to put it into. Do I sound frustrated?? Thank you for the tip for what to replace it with if I want to keep distilling, not sure I will. Didn't notice any health improvement from distilling, and I wonder if it's wise to have green juices regularly if one drinks distilled water, and I like the taste of non-distilled water more than distilled water. However I met someone who has drank distilled for decades and looks healthy.
I do dostilled with the Analemma wand (lotsa research, legit structuring) and if I do a lot of distilled I will add Himalayan salt. Ya dont wanna do large amounts of mineral-less water. I prefer the purity of distilled and adding back minerals. If I do a couple glasses of plain distilled then I dont add the salt but if I do larger quantities then I add the salt. I def have noticed way better Health/Well being results with the Analemma wand and I leave mine in the gallon of distilled overnight
I have an Analemma Wand that I've used consistently for many months and I can't say it's had any impact whatsoever.
I go by the instructions, I've never left it sitting in a container of water overnight, so if that's the key, maybe I'll try it.
@@swingophile even before the overnight thing I was stirring the water with the wand for like 20 mins and noticed a difference in my vitality and taste of the water which is telling. But the overnight or longer is the best. Take your water container (distilled or spring) and make a two way slit in the plastic lid, like a plus symbol. Do it enough where the wand will slide in but also be firmly held in place. Then just have it go as far into the water as possible but keeping a dry space a half inch or so below the metal top, very important so as not to contaminate the water in the wand that accomplishes the structuring. I have two analemma's so I will leave one in the water for a week or so which makes it even better, but overnight is just fine. I followed the instructions as well in the beginning and it isnt as powerful. I experiment a lot. Let me know how it goes and if you have any questions. One of the wands I will suck on like a thermometer as it will tend to structure our 60-90% water in our body. I'll leave it in my mouth while watching a show. I dont do that much tho since taking the water is sufficient and because of risk of contamination to the water in the wand
@@swingophile I tried other wands and containers that structure water but analemma has the most tangible feeling as well as taste difference, makes the water taste better and more alive, in addition to the feeling in my body and consciousness. I havent had a cold/flu etc since my teens, I def walk my talk, been studying health since I was 10
@@myflesh10 Alright, well I'll think on all that. It's definitely more labor intensive.
I've even done the thing, several times, where I lay the wand in direct sunlight, which supposedly "recharges" it.
@@swingophile once you get a workable slited lid then after sitting overnight just switch lids and let the new container sit until youre done with the treated water. Literally takes me 1-2 mins a day. I occasionally take my analemma out in the sun, holding the metal part, I take that on faith no biggy. the analemma is just one component of my Health lifestyle but def a vital one, a little life in out water is very important. Raw fruits/veggies are also obviously sources of "lively" water
I loved my Megahome but I'm getting ready to move cross country so I gave it to my friend
Where do u stand on intermiting fasting
I was drinking water from my Brita; after 8 months I was feeling ill, and my doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong with me. I am thinking of drinking only distilled water and cooking with distilled water to see if I can get better... also, I heard that coffee has a lot of pesticides if is not organic. So, I think I am intoxicated because of the faucet water and the pesticides from the cheap coffee I bought.
So would this be better at removing heavy metals (compared to a Berkey?)
i think as long as u have new filters the berkey is not bad corse it works without electriciti but as i know the destillation progress is the "cleanest" u can get
Are you adding your own waters to the distilled water?
I wanna ask the same !
Does the megahome have contact with plastic on the spout?
Inside of spout is ceramic
You didn’t show where the charcoal goes on the mega home
I used to have one similar to the mega home even 20 years ago.
I really don't like how small the intercooler and fans are. All these distillers have to do is use a larger intercooler and a large house hold fan. If they want to get fancy, make one with a Dyson fan. The bigger the fan the more silent.
The other problem is a ton of deposits that needs to be cleaned out.
I just use the Zero Water filter system for now, no power or noise and water measures 0 particles.
The last bit is a bit bazaar anyway 👊❣️
You made me laugh so much 😂😂😂😂
I would prefilter the water before hand, that way you shouldn’t need much cleaning. And no!! Only distilling clearly doesn’t get rid of all, chemicals can still get through.
There are distillers for essential oils/ alcohol with more capacity.
go with H20 labs, the one i got is steel and has a ceramic spout, water doesnt touch plastic
does the megahome have a plastic spout?
@@mustaffa1611 I found out that H2O and Megahome is made by the same company. They have the exact same components
the water stays covering the coils to make it easier to clean - keeps the crustyness damp.
Think it leaves water so it doesn’t leave as bad a residue
Megahome water everyday for 10 years happy.
My Dad gets prostate cancer, doctor tells him it's either cigarettes or arsenic in our rural well water. 🤔
Edit: Either him smoking cigarettes, or arsenic in our well water. Not cigarettes in our well water. lol
Quick idea for a robust and silent distiller:
2L flat bottom boiling flask, condenser and a 2L receiver.
Use a vacuum pump to reduce pressure to the point where it practically boils at room temp.
By introducing a small amount of heat, like slightly above ambient, the whole lot should distill. And it never breaks.
Total cost, perhaps $250. Low energy once vacuum is pulled.
Sorry for rant
the moment you realize you could use the pitcher to fill the pot.......im gonna go......i have to leave........yep.....there's blood in my stool....