There are two stills here – one in a video and directions to make another below the video, both on the next page.
With these stills the water will be completely free of any contamination, including all biological agents such as bacteria, viruses, protozoa and other parasites, as well as heavy metals, chemicals any any debris.
Only something like alcohol, which has a lower vapor point than water, could possibly be transferred.
Check out the video and directions next page:
You guys are unbelievable. #1, you will NEVER find distilled water in a river Brian. #2 you cannot substitute 1 oz. Of veggies to replace all the minerals you need from drinking water. #3 distilled water is drinkable, however, you will get more and more dehydrated as time goes on. I see all of you pro distilled people havent done much research. Stop going by, I drank distilled water and I’m fine. You didn’t drink straight distilled water for days or you would be dead.
the a.t.f. will have u in jail claiming u were trying ti distill alcohol.
Jason Garrison, love that I idea! What type tubing?
You can make some good hootch with it too.
if ya dont let it get above around 165 deg ya can get all the water out an have a fine drink
Peter Best says:
“Rainwater is distilled water. It evaporates from the oceans, lakes and wet surfaces. The water vapour rises in the air until it reaches the “dew point,” the temperature at which it condenses to form clouds. When these clouds cool, by rising high enough, the vapour condenses to form droplets. We call this rain.
Rain contains no minerals at all. It has some dissolved CO2 and Nitrogen, from the air, making it very slightly acidic. It contains no toxins unless it formed downwind of a coal-fired power station or similar.
Water from dams contains some minerals. Water from wells and bores contain more minerals, depending on the geology of the aquifer.
Rain water is not bad for you.”
From: http://www.truthandaction.org/purify-drinking-water-solar-powered-still/comment-page-1/#comment-434925
Rainwater is distilled water. It evaporates from the oceans, lakes and wet surfaces. The water vapour rises in the air until it reaches the “dew point,” the temperature at which it condenses to form clouds. When these clouds cool, by rising high enough, the vapour condenses to form droplets. We call this rain.
Rain contains no minerals at all. It has some dissolved CO2 and Nitrogen, from the air, making it very slightly acidic. It contains no toxins unless it formed downwind of a coal-fired power station or similar.
Water from dams contains some minerals. Water from wells and bores contain more minerals, depending on the geology of the aquifer.
Rain water is not bad for you.
truth and action rain water IS NOT distilled water as when it falls through the air it collects all kind of bacteria an what ever else that is in the air in the area
It is however well worth it to undertake replacing all them and glass doors with bay windows.
There won’t be anything soft hanging from your windows that can attract dust,
dust mites, pet dander, and other allergens.
My own experience in replacing the windows of a mid-level condo was excellent.
🙂 I like this so I can distill water to make it pure! Would never use it on fermented corn, rye, agave or potatoes though!