If you have one of those silicone mats to put in the bottom of pots for canning, you can use them here too so you don't have to listen to the bowl rattle or worry about it boiling too much and possibly breaking or cracking the bowl.
@@ladyfame1430 distilling only removes minerals, not chemicals, so if that is a concern another method would be best regardless. Food grade silicone like the mats I’m talking about are made for that specific purpose for canning, the amount of chemicals that would leech from the mats would be minuscule, if any, and wouldn’t cause any damage or even be noticeable.
@@RocketKira oh ok. I try to look for materials like that that don’t have chemicals in them I wanted my son to have a medical grade mouthguard for football so it wouldn’t leach plastic chemicals into his mouth it’s so hard to find that kind of stuff sometimes. But I guess you’re right silicon has been proven to be safe I mean they put it in boobs right? Lol. I just know that everything breaks down in time and we’re dealing with hot hot hot water thank you for your reply and the information about minerals versus chemicals I appreciate it
I love this concept! The plants look much healthier than ones grown in soil. I just started growing tomatoes upside down and they’re doing great. Wanted to know if inverted containers works for bell peppers too. Thank you for answering this question!
We aren't aware of how companies manufacture mint distilled water commercially. It's likely they add essential oils and blend it with distilled water as that would be simplest. However, steam distillation is actually commonly used to extract plant essential oils in the first place!
I would recommend glass lid and handle- no plastic pieces, just one more thing to worry about contaminating your water(high temperature steam bath) handles are made to be outside the lid. Also be aware of the type of metal you are using- use the Good steel pots not aluminum.
Distilled water is free of minerals, additives and other contaminants. It’s used for small appliances like a humidifier or other things that require really clean water.
to make extreme temperature difference so the hot vapor inside the pot will touch the cooler lid, and therefore it quickly turns back into water which are going into the bowl.
You don't need the ice. But the colder temperatures from the ice helps with water vapor condensation. It's the same idea of having water droplets form on the outside of a cold drink.
Thanks for watching! This isn't a concern as the claim that fluoride converts to fluorine have been debunked. We have yet to see proof that this happens or is something people need to worry about. Distillation has been shown to remove fluoride as it doesn't evaporate with the water.
The water in the lid isn't distilled. You can use for anything you don't need distilled water for. Same for any water left in the pot. It'll have more concentrated contaminants, though.
There are also certain plants (specifically carnivorous ones, eg. Venus Flytrap) that should be watered with either rain water, reverse osmosis water, or otherwise distilled water. Since rain water is not in constant supply, and reverse osmosis water has to be bought (unless you know how to make it), people would rather make their own distilled water at home...
I noticed how you made it sound like the fact that they spent so much on animation like across the spider verse meant that it was such a great thing. But the actual animators who worked on it would say otherwise.
@@Freshnss it would probably work in theory but also I imagine it would result in methanol poisoning and alcohol fumes inside a building is a bad idea.
This is entirely dependent on the weight plus the amount of water displaced, the fact that a bowl is ceramic won't stop it from floating. Think about how much a cruise ship weighs 😳
U copied the other guy almost word for word (Their channel name of the original is waterfilterguru and their video on this was made a month prior to this one)
I have soft water in my home I just want to wash my hair with boiled water I have hair problem I searched it on Google it says distilled water ,, can help in hair fall
That wouldn't be a great idea although some plastics are rated to withstand that kind of heat. In our video we used a ceramic bowl. Thanks for watching!
If you want to stay with distillation, you can go with a countertop distiller that has a carbon post filter. Check out some options here: ruclips.net/video/pOPkoIECE0s/видео.html Are you looking strictly for rain water? Or for tap water from your house?
You need the bowl to collect the condensation from the upside-down lid. You're creating water vapor, then collecting that water. The water in the pot still has contaminants inside.
Best to put it on the lid once you see the water steaming. It's not really required but can help speed of condensation on the underside of the lid. Just make sure it doesn't leak through the handle screw hole.
Oh no! This can certainly happen if there is a gap in the threads and you have a lid with a handle in the middle. This definitely works best with side handles or a lid that is sealed completely.
@@Freshnss ok, thank you :) If I'm ever on a desert island (or, more likely, my power go's out for days due to a hurricane) I'll have to remember this lol
Thank you. Very helpful- I need distilled water for my steam iron and cannot buy it locally. Our tap water is VERY hard so using distilled water will stop the iron ‘furring’ up with limescale.
Yes, but you won't get much as you would with steam distillation and that requires more equipment. For this method, just add your plant material to the water in the pot. The container in the middle will contain the distilled water and any oils from the plant material which will create a surface layer. You'll then use a dropper or syringe to collect the oil.
Hey Kundan! Similar process technically speaking, but raw rain water can pick up pollutants. Using this method will get you purified distilled water. But you could use rain water to do it I suppose!!
@@Freshnss hahahah I have a Midwest accent so it sounded completely normal to me 💀 I’m like, _”tf is this commenter talking about?! It’s called a bOoL!!”_ But then I’m also like _oh shit.. people make fun of the way I say bowl too_ 😭
If the cheapest method is one that takes up all your time to watch it then its not the cheapest. Buy a distiller and it will be faster, easier and get way more distilled water. They're very cheap
Absolutely! This is meant to be used in a pinch, not necessarily as a regular practice. Many people don't want another appliance if space or money is limited.
Lmao, 10 minutes. That amount of distilled water using this method would take 10+ hours. Tf outta here giving people fake information. Yes you can distill water this way but it takes about 53 hours to make a gallon. At the rate she is going, 10 minutes and over a cup of water, 16 cups of water are in a gallon, it would take 2 hours and 40 minutes for her to make a gallon. 100% fake, she added water to that bowl.
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If you have one of those silicone mats to put in the bottom of pots for canning, you can use them here too so you don't have to listen to the bowl rattle or worry about it boiling too much and possibly breaking or cracking the bowl.
☝️ that is an amazing idea!!!
But then wouldn’t you have silicone distilled water just sounds even more impure to me
You also raise an interesting question 🤔
@@ladyfame1430 distilling only removes minerals, not chemicals, so if that is a concern another method would be best regardless.
Food grade silicone like the mats I’m talking about are made for that specific purpose for canning, the amount of chemicals that would leech from the mats would be minuscule, if any, and wouldn’t cause any damage or even be noticeable.
@@RocketKira oh ok. I try to look for materials like that that don’t have chemicals in them I wanted my son to have a medical grade mouthguard for football so it wouldn’t leach plastic chemicals into his mouth it’s so hard to find that kind of stuff sometimes. But I guess you’re right silicon has been proven to be safe I mean they put it in boobs right? Lol. I just know that everything breaks down in time and we’re dealing with hot hot hot water thank you for your reply and the information about minerals versus chemicals I appreciate it
Thank you, now i can make instant ice
Fr came here for the same thing
Lol
@@tanmayvankhede2850me too
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@@ZiggyGood i failed
That is genius. I will start doing that. Thank you so much.
Ha glad you like it!! Let me know how it goes for you!
I love this concept! The plants look much healthier than ones grown in soil. I just started growing tomatoes upside down and they’re doing great. Wanted to know if inverted containers works for bell peppers too. Thank you for answering this question!
Make sure your lid is clean or all the residual oils from cooking will be in your fresh water
HPW DOES THIS WORK THIS IS SO COOL
I do this all the time without IceCube. I use the water for my tubular batteries.
Wow, that is a good idea!! Yes, you are correct, you do not need the ice cubes, they just help.
Please take the lid apart and clean everything.
It’s only boiling water bro
You dont need iced cubes just work alittle slower if you’ve got no freezer
Thank you so much. Why was the ice place on top of the led
So that the vapour will condense in the pot makes the water collection process faster
you should show with a tds water reader before and after results
That’s a good idea. 🤔
What does 'tds' measure, please?
TDS is total dissolved solids. It is a measurement of “how much stuff” is in the water, but is not necessarily a good overall test of water quality.
@diligentsun1154 yes and it should be 0 in meter
@@Freshnssright. Distilled water should have 0 “stuff” in it.
i love it 😍
can you please do video about The process of distilling mint water at home ?
We aren't aware of how companies manufacture mint distilled water commercially. It's likely they add essential oils and blend it with distilled water as that would be simplest. However, steam distillation is actually commonly used to extract plant essential oils in the first place!
can i use collected condensation from kettle??
In theory, yes. But you'd have to be careful to ensure water from the kettle wasn't splashing onto the lid and that it was only steam.
Need distilled water to make ice but I need ice to make distilled water😂
Other vids say u don’t need ice cream
You ain't funny Lil bro
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@@thelolfrog lol ice cream
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This is so cool how many cups did this make?
This made around 2 or 3 cups, but the concept works for pots of any size so you can make more or less. 👍
What kind of water you put in the pot?
Generally it would be tap water from your sink
It is Glacier fed water from the Misty mountains of Middle Earth. Only Gandolf knows the way to the spring
Can you use it on cooling system
I have one question
What if i don't have glass pot cover can i use steel one?? Does it makes any difference?
Hey there - the steel would work just fine 👍
I would recommend glass lid and handle- no plastic pieces, just one more thing to worry about contaminating your water(high temperature steam bath) handles are made to be outside the lid. Also be aware of the type of metal you are using- use the Good steel pots not aluminum.
Will try in a slow cooker with some cups i want to see if it will work then I'll have 1 litre if water if i can get 3 mugs in the pot
Great idea!
What is the use of the distilled water..and what is its benefts ?
Distilled water is free of minerals, additives and other contaminants. It’s used for small appliances like a humidifier or other things that require really clean water.
What happens to the ice that has melted?
You just pour it off. It's only used to help speed along condensation in the pot.
Whats the ice for? Is it mandatory to have ice?
to make extreme temperature difference so the hot vapor inside the pot will touch the cooler lid, and therefore it quickly turns back into water which are going into the bowl.
How many days we can store it?
Maybe a couple days. It depends what you store it in, if it’s glass and covered, it can last for a while.
Should the stove be on after it boils
You can turn it down a bit, but you need to keep it heating if you want to generate enough steam.
I want to distille distilled water
🤔 Interesting. I suppose you could do this process… twice
I had the ice on the lid and it melted but it didn't evaporate...
It's been 20min😭 what do I do?
What’s a “boorl”?
How much water do you lose with distillation? Like say per a litre....
Hey Giuk! Around 1/4. A distiller machine will be more efficient than this DIY method though.
Dont understand whats the ice got to do with it. Why cant you just boil the water for half hour and use that.
You don't need the ice. But the colder temperatures from the ice helps with water vapor condensation. It's the same idea of having water droplets form on the outside of a cold drink.
when water is heated it turns flouride into flourine which is even worse ...is it still present once distilled????
Thanks for watching! This isn't a concern as the claim that fluoride converts to fluorine have been debunked. We have yet to see proof that this happens or is something people need to worry about. Distillation has been shown to remove fluoride as it doesn't evaporate with the water.
@@Freshnss thank you...awesome content
can i just use melted ice?
No. Most likely the ice you bought from the store is frozen 'filtered' tap water.
Right, melted ice at the store almost certainly won’t be distilled water. Filtered at best
Do I need the ice? And does the do?
Hey, thanks for watching! No, you don’t need the ice, but it makes it faster and more efficient. But you can do it with out the ice too 👍
isn't it better to just using drip coffee maker for distilling water?
A drip coffee machine will not distill water as it passes the water through a heating element and straight to the carafe.
Keep the oven on when i put the ice?
Yep, do it exactly like the video! It only takes about 10 minutes
What do u do with the water from the pot?
The water in the lid isn't distilled. You can use for anything you don't need distilled water for. Same for any water left in the pot. It'll have more concentrated contaminants, though.
My Triostar Stromanthe plant thanks you! (Non-distilled water makes its leaf tips crispy)
Can I do this with a ceramic bowl?
One top of the pan? Instead of a lid? I suppose it could work if you have the appropriate materials that won’t shatter and is the right size
What is the use of distilled water
I use it for tattooing, not sure what others use it for.
@@benjamindains6906 tq 🤩
You can drink it. It’s the next best drinking water if you can’t get your hands on natural spring water that isn’t in a plastic bottle
For baby dusty medicine antibiotics...
There are also certain plants (specifically carnivorous ones, eg. Venus Flytrap) that should be watered with either rain water, reverse osmosis water, or otherwise distilled water.
Since rain water is not in constant supply, and reverse osmosis water has to be bought (unless you know how to make it), people would rather make their own distilled water at home...
I noticed how you made it sound like the fact that they spent so much on animation like across the spider verse meant that it was such a great thing. But the actual animators who worked on it would say otherwise.
Totally. Love the spider verse 🤔
I think your comment was misplaced 😂
This work with fermented corn juice?
I honestly do not know! Please report back if you try it!!
@@Freshnss it would probably work in theory but also I imagine it would result in methanol poisoning and alcohol fumes inside a building is a bad idea.
@loganfrisby4126 interesting. Maybe not then!
or collect condensation from kettle steam???
How would you collect condensation from a steam kettle? Is there a way to do that?
@@Freshnssuse a vacuum pump 😂😂
How is the bowl supposed to float? Is it plastic or ceramic because I’m pretty sure ceramic has weight to it so it wouldn’t float it would sink.
This is entirely dependent on the weight plus the amount of water displaced, the fact that a bowl is ceramic won't stop it from floating. Think about how much a cruise ship weighs 😳
It's not about weight, but density. That's why big boats can float.
That's neat! Thanks!!
Thanks so much 😊🙏
Important to not use a lid with plastic🍀
When I tried this the boiling water would spill into the bowl smh
Oh no! Probably too much water and/or bowl wasn't high enough. You only need to generate steam, not a rolling boil.
How long does this process take
Once it gets going it can be pretty quick, especially if you keep ice on top to speed up condensation.
@Freshnss thank you. I will try it today
U copied the other guy almost word for word
(Their channel name of the original is waterfilterguru and their video on this was made a month prior to this one)
Very good process
Can i just boil like normally
How would you collect the water?
I have soft water in my home I just want to wash my hair with boiled water I have hair problem I searched it on Google it says distilled water ,, can help in hair fall
@shoni6514 interesting! That could work, I am not an expert on hair rejuvenation but I could see it working!
That has plastic on ir
Plastic pot in boiling water?
That wouldn't be a great idea although some plastics are rated to withstand that kind of heat. In our video we used a ceramic bowl. Thanks for watching!
It l00ks like the ice melted thru the pots for. I could if not tightened correctly.
The ice is to help make the distillation process faster. It’s not actually necessary 👌
What does this do?
Can this work with rainwater
Technically yes, it can. But rain water can pick up some chemicals or debris on the way down, so you need to make sure of that 👍
@@Freshnss any recommendation on how to get rid of chemicals
If you want to stay with distillation, you can go with a countertop distiller that has a carbon post filter. Check out some options here:
ruclips.net/video/pOPkoIECE0s/видео.html
Are you looking strictly for rain water? Or for tap water from your house?
Why put the bowl in the pot ?
You need the bowl to collect the condensation from the upside-down lid. You're creating water vapor, then collecting that water. The water in the pot still has contaminants inside.
thanks
Thank u!🥹
You’re welcome 😊
Distilled water , where it is used
Lots of uses, health and beauty, drinking, cleaning, CPAP, humidifiers, etc.
@@Freshnss tq ☺️
Do you have to wait for the water to be hot before you put the ice or can you do it in the beginning
Best to put it on the lid once you see the water steaming. It's not really required but can help speed of condensation on the underside of the lid. Just make sure it doesn't leak through the handle screw hole.
I think some of the ice water got into the gaps and ended up into the finished product
Oh no! This can certainly happen if there is a gap in the threads and you have a lid with a handle in the middle. This definitely works best with side handles or a lid that is sealed completely.
Aah yes destilled vodka i mean russian water i mean just water.... 😂😅
This is actually pretty cool
Thank you! Pretty cool, right 🙌
Are you sure the ice didn't drain through the lid handle and inside your bowl? Lol sorry
This can happen if the threads are sealed up all the way and you have a middle handle. Definitely want to test your lid first!
its expensive metod normal destil maschine make 4liters for 1 houre
Hey there! A distillation machine is much easier of course, but this method is free and can use in emergencies if you need to 👌
When i distille chocolate bars it just makes more melted chocalate bars!!!
Sounds delicious 😂
How can I do this without ice, just incase this is ever actually necessary
The ice is actually not necessary, it just makes it more efficient and faster. You can do it without the ice 👌
@@Freshnss ok, thank you :)
If I'm ever on a desert island (or, more likely, my power go's out for days due to a hurricane) I'll have to remember this lol
@@digitaldrvgs I do this when I get stuck in the middle of a desert
Right!!! Castaway style 🏝
Thank you. Very helpful- I need distilled water for my steam iron and cannot buy it locally. Our tap water is VERY hard so using distilled water will stop the iron ‘furring’ up with limescale.
Love it
Awesome
Pretty smart
Could you make essential oils with this process?
Yes, but you won't get much as you would with steam distillation and that requires more equipment. For this method, just add your plant material to the water in the pot. The container in the middle will contain the distilled water and any oils from the plant material which will create a surface layer. You'll then use a dropper or syringe to collect the oil.
Wait a minute thats genius
Distilled water is 99 cents a gallon
True - but just think of all the plastic garbage!
Don’t use plastic bowl. Yikes.
I hope your light bill is low. You’ll spend 3 dollars of electricity to get a cup of water. Not cheap but expensive. 😮
Definitely not the best long-term strategy, meant for us in a pinch!
oh my god that's genuis
you dont need the ice guys
I need about 20 litres so ill buy mine hahahah thank you though
Yeah, probably not the best way if you need that much!
@@Freshnss but I love the information keep it up ❤️
Wait diSTILLed water
Those who know:💀💀
I did this and ended up with water that was somewhat cloudy and not as clear as what I started with. Anyone knows why???
Do you have hard water?
Why not just buy a water distiller. Save time and money over the long run
Absolutely! If you have a regular need for distilled water, a machine will be easier. This is for anyone who doesn't want or need a dedicated device.
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Hey Kundan! Similar process technically speaking, but raw rain water can pick up pollutants. Using this method will get you purified distilled water. But you could use rain water to do it I suppose!!
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Hey, thanks for watching! We're not claiming its the most efficient. But its cheap and able to be used anytime and in emergencies.
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Thank you because I don't like the water here and my cats does not like it either!!😢 Hi from Arizona! 👋🌵☀️🏜️
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Isn’t distilled water 99 cents a gallon. 😂
This is a terrible idea 😟 You are completely removing Fluoride from the tap water and your teeth will fall out. 😮
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hlep kidney or not
I’m not sure 🤔
I’ve on top of the lid is none sense
Gesundheit!
Her: very carefully put the✨bOoL✨ into the pot
Me: mMm I would love me some hot water in a ✨bOoL✨
😂 Minnesota Accent
@@Freshnss hahahah I have a Midwest accent so it sounded completely normal to me 💀 I’m like, _”tf is this commenter talking about?! It’s called a bOoL!!”_ But then I’m also like _oh shit.. people make fun of the way I say bowl too_ 😭
🤣 😂
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If the cheapest method is one that takes up all your time to watch it then its not the cheapest. Buy a distiller and it will be faster, easier and get way more distilled water. They're very cheap
Absolutely! This is meant to be used in a pinch, not necessarily as a regular practice. Many people don't want another appliance if space or money is limited.
I’ve yet to see one for less then $490-$500 used … so where is this new cheap distilled water appliance? 🤔
just buy a megahome counter top distiller they are very cheap and dont use a lot of energy. homemade distilled water everyday!
Lmao, 10 minutes. That amount of distilled water using this method would take 10+ hours. Tf outta here giving people fake information. Yes you can distill water this way but it takes about 53 hours to make a gallon. At the rate she is going, 10 minutes and over a cup of water, 16 cups of water are in a gallon, it would take 2 hours and 40 minutes for her to make a gallon. 100% fake, she added water to that bowl.
Okay… lol. Thanks for watching 👌
@@Freshnssgreat idea, thank you for sharing.
Fake🤬🤬🤬
Thanks for watching! How can it be fake though…?
@@Freshnssthey never cooked anything in their life to say this is fake😊
😂 You are probably right