Why YOU Should Use A Water Distiller! (THE SHOCKING TRUTH)!

[@RonnieMinh]

We are both 73 years old. I have been a raw foodists for 23 years, my wife has been raw since birth. We have the same distiller as the one in this video and we love it and the results we get from drinking distilled water. Here is a tip for you. We only distill for 4.5 hours and end up with about a 1/2 inch of water left in the distiller. This way you dond get any crust and junk stuck to the bottom of the distiller. Cleaning is so much easier using this method. We just dump out the water and spray some vinegar and wipe the stainless steel, then rinse.

[@georgehorlock]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing it. Raw food is the way!

[@4DTravelr]

What are some of the positive results you experienced? I drank distilled water from store jugs for 8 years with amazing results, but recently this year the great effects vanished and the water tastes different, very weird. Time to buy my own distiller.

[@MTknitter22]

@@4DTravelr You are on the right track, sir. Get yourself a water distiller! Michael, I heard from the health experts when WE went WFPB years ago / it was what they recommended with A few drops minerals added to each gallon. It is truly far more delicious than what you buy. Even tho many have switched over to Berkey, NOW several of them are now getting a stainless distiller too. We have used ours 20 years and we are so glad!

[@MaiseyClark]

Hey, I have just purchased a distiller, would you be able to help me out with a few questions? First, when you clean using your easier method with vinegar, do you rinse with tap water or demineralised water? and is the carbon filter a necessity? Please help to answer my questions, thank you so much!!!

[@RonnieMinh]

@@MaiseyClark we rinse out out lightly. I think the charcoal filter enhances the taste.

[@ChaletSuisse]

Just a note about TDS meters. They only measure the conductivity of water. The 2 probes that you insert in water send an electrical signal that then measure resistance from one to the other. This gives an estimated ppm (particulates per million) of conductive particulates like minerals and salt (higher conductivity means there is more minerals, just like electrolytes are required for your nervous system to function properly). Micro-plastics for instance aren't conductive and therefore cannot be measured by a Total Dissolved Solids meter. This is why distilled water shows 0 ppm, all minerals and conductive particulates have been removed. In order to know how many different kinds of individual contaminants are present in your water, you need to send in samples for lab tests. I wanted to clarify this since some people might get very anxious about drinking high ppm water that might in fact be very low in contaminants and actually very healthy.

[@georgehorlock]

Brilliant comment, thank you for mentioning this. I sometimes collect water from local springs & the TDS meter goes through the roof. It's because it's packed with good stuff!

[@andreiter]

I'm surprised that you left this out, or in case you may not know it. Distilled water would act like a "solvent" and rid your body of excess calcium, which most of seem to have. That would mean, little to no gall, liver, kidney stones, and less hardening of the arteries. And yes, freeing the Pineal Gland.

[@georgehorlock]

Thanks so much for this comment. You're absolutely right! I was rambling in the video and should have definitely added this. Thanks for the knowledge 🤝

[@Abrikosmanden]

What do you mean that most seem to have excess calcium? What are the statistics that support that idea? You're right that water is a solvent, but it DOES NOT dissolve calcium in the body! What are you on about? It doesn't rid the body of anything. The kidneys, liver and lungs to that. The causes of gall and kidney stones are MUCH more complex that just 'excess' calcium, and 'hardening' of arteries even more so! Come on, man! And please, PLEASE, elaborate on 'freeing the Pineal Gland'!!!! What does that even mean?!

[@MIKExMASSACREx]

Also you can just make sure you taking quality k2 supplements along with vitamin c it distributes all the calcium in body back into your bones where they belong

[@kae2678]

@@MIKExMASSACREx I'm taking that for about 1-2 years now and I'm still high in calcium but I believe it helps

[@Just-a-girl]

56 with heart disease in my family. I quit smoking after decades of over a packet a day. Had a ct scan of my lungs and heart done. Heart specialist wrote on my report.."exceptional" condition. Not one drop of plaque in my arteries. He told me "you dodged a bullet". I feel it was drinking distilled water for several years..

[@b17vic]

Good health is the foundation of a happy and productive life. I've had a megahome distiller for a few months now, I will not be without one! Thanks for the video 👍🏻

[@CTX50]

What changes have you experienced by using distilled water? Thank you

[@charlescavner7747]

Hey just a follow up to my earlier post on this - my experience has been excellent! I bought a TDS meter to test, and after a few weeks of running mine (and cleaning it properly), I decided to test again tonight. My tap water is 167 ppm, bottled water bought from the store is 300 ppm, my distilled water with mineral drops added for drinking is 105 ppm, and my straight distilled water from this distiller is 0 ppm.

[@Mihalyofficial]

What mineral drops do you use?

[@rachelemmahayes]

@@Mihalyofficial the company of the distiller in the video sells minerals to add to the water

[@MaxMazoud]

@@Mihalyofficial Yes what mineral drops do you add please?

[@DennisDeMille]

Good work George. I've been distilling the family drinking water for the last 4 years. I have tried to warn people about tap and bottled water and I stopped using fluoride toothpaste as well. I try to wake people up to this but they think that I am a crazy conspiracy theorist! I always make sure that I have a back up distiller, just in case my main one breaks down and I take my own drinking water when I leave the house.

[@TR6Telos]

Any thought (even based on facts) different from what you are expected to believe, makes you a very nasty conspiracy type unworthy person, and you will be punished. BOLLOCKS.

[@DennisDeMille]

It's OK buddy...the fluoride is making you crazy and blocking your 3rd eye.

[@YuckFou0x0FFFF]

They're bringing that old propaganda back and even advertising "with added fluoride for tooth health" It's not good for your teeth!! It'll rot them from the inside out!!

[@lol-pb4rl]

Can we drink distilled water for long term and everyday?@Dennis DeMille

[@DennisDeMille]

@@lol-pb4rl Yes.

[@justlaughatlife8461]

Day 2 of owning my water pure distiller and I need to say to everyone please distill and stop buying plastic bottled water it’s a complete con and destructive! The taste of distilled water is just unbelievable it’s close to being like a food on the tongue 👅 it is for me a god send! This video too really sums it up perfectly with my thoughts on it too ! Bros and sisters don’t think twice get a good quality distillery ASAP ! One love ❤️

[@madalyn6614]

What kind of distiller do you have? Sounds amazing

[@justlaughatlife8461]

@@madalyn6614 hi there it’s called make water pure !! It’s brilliant the slightly better one is called a megahome but doesn’t really make much difference but I so recommend x

[@justlaughatlife8461]

@@user-tb8mv2fu2d my one is called make water pure. Hope this helps 😉💕🌞

[@michaelmccrossan7655]

Great video. 300ppm doesn't mean over 300 different things ppm is a measurement of concentration which in this case ppm is a measurement of mg/L, there is over 300mg/L of dissolved solids in the tap water so that could be a range of whatever they put into the water.

[@clipsbyjae]

I was gonna say the same

[@sheilamae4756]

Yupp! I've been using this very distiller for about a year now. I only drink distilled and I try to give it to the animals, when I have enough. My distiller does not get that dirty, probably because we have well water as apposed to that horrible city water. And I have a timer on my distiller that stops it before it is empty. This makes it 100 times easier to clean. I pour vinegar into it and fill it with water, run it for about 3 hours, with the top off, about once a week and it comes perfectly clean. Thanks for the video. 😁

[@georgehorlock]

Very interesting stuff Sheila! Wishing you health & happiness 🙂🙏

[@sheilamae4756]

@@georgehorlock I wish the same for you ❤

[@Leukick]

Good to hear. How long does the distiller take to produce 4L of water?

[@elgatobravo360]

Around 3 hours

[@helnyson4694]

Your video is utterly awesome dude. Thanks so much. Been telling people about this for decades. Have fluoride filter fitted to incoming pipes and we distill water then double filtered. Value your clarity also 👌🏽

[@SuperFilmregisseur]

Isn't distilling it once enough?

[@originsdecoded3508]

Great informational video. Another super important fact I would add about plastic bottled water is that 100% of all plastic bottle brands have a decent amount of micro plastics that dissolve into the water. So many manufactures now a day like boasting that they're plastic is BPA free, but most bottles which is usually recycled plastics, over time have weaker and looser molecular structures because of the compositing process, thus the end result is that micro size plastics end up leaching off the walls of the bottle and contaminate the water. Though it may not be reactive BPA plastics, any kind of plastic in the body is not assimilated nore digested, so it accumulates, leading to health issues that are not well known or even studied. But I do understand, in a world with 7billion people and growing, its the most sustainable way of providing water to the population, which is better then not having access to no portable water, or drinking from the tap water which is undoubtedly toxic at many higher levels then water bottles. One quick research into distilled water however reveals that it does not get rid of harsh chemicals like chlorine and harmful substances because they too are distilled along with the water. How about doing a reverse osmosis combined with a 2nd step involving distillation? I know there are many parts of the world that don't have access to clean water or even water bottles and much less for reverse osmosis machines, so I can see that distillation is still better then nothing. I would like to think of ideas of distillation combined with a 2nd step process to remove any remaining chemicals, any ideas? like passing it through sand, sediment, rocks, and earth grabble ?

[@matthewtoms7461]

These machines do have like a secondary filtration which is the carbon filter. When you get a reading of 0 PPM you know it’s clean. This will depend how often you clean the carbon filter out but it’ll be extremely low anyway. I know that during brandy/whisky distillation etc the first and last 5 or 10 percent of distillation is waste as it is less pure. I guess this process could also apply to water distillation. They are very different substances but worth a thought

[@matthewtoms7461]

You could take water from a rain water harvesting filter which could be your different grade sands or gravels or ash/charcoal and then put it through distillation. It’ll be a much cleaner product than tap water and so much easier to clean the machine after use. Just a wipe out with a cloth (no descaling)

[@waldek32]

Reverse osmosis system have more plastic equipment in it than any bottle. Chlorine is out of distilled water. Check it.

[@originsdecoded3508]

@@waldek32 Google research reveals that chlorine does not come out from distilled water. so apparently anything that is chemically based evaporates along with the water. its only good for heavier elements like salts, minerals, sediments, and other microsized contaminents. but it does not filter out a big list of other things which is why I think running the distilled water after through carbon and sediment filter would be a great idea to get rid of what distillation cant

[@waldek32]

@@originsdecoded3508 The same google state that distilled water is no good for human consumption. Don't listen to Google. Get yourself a particles meter and check yourself

[@ralphbeals1727]

I have been using distilled water for drinking water for years now. I started buying it in 1 gallon plastic jugs, but still wasn't sure of the quality of the water so I invested in a home water distiller about 2 years ago. And store it in glass pitchers. You are right about the smell left in the distiller even in the USA. It is somewhere between used automobile engine oil and turpentine.

[@Retrofire-47]

For some reason [concern] even bottled "distilled" water at my local grocery stores - at least in America - have this pungent smell of synthetic plastics inside them; what is rather interesting is this smell is omitted from regular bottled water...

[@Percyfaith7]

I distill my RO and sunned water... most likely over kill but I take meds and supplements with the distilled water.

[@SuperFilmregisseur]

It tastes really amazing. It feels very light and sweet in your mouth, massive difference and i also now feel like i can drink way more water without feeling crushed in my energy from the garbage that is in tap water, now it just passes through my body and finally it makes sense to drink a lot of water all day long, long live waterdistillers!

[@fionagrant2023]

It seems to provide lots of energy for me

[@SuperFilmregisseur]

@@fionagrant2023 same here. Also the thought that I'm always drinking pure water gives me energy strangely enough, because I can keep drinking it and it's never that hard tap water that makes me wanna not drink water and be hydrated. The thought that it's fun and easy to hydrate is energizing

[@H2theM1]

Thanks for a very informative video. Distilled water is what hospitals recommend to people recovering from certain forms of cancer. ✌🏻✨

[@zebbieloo7409]

Parisites are in water. Parisites is cancer. Detox stay safe 🙏

[@matthewtoms7461]

Well done, good video. I’ve been on this path for many years now as well. I started off distilling my tap water in London and yes it stinks as well as leaving so much scale after just one boil. Cleaning the scale I used citric acid which is the least toxic option and very effective. I moved on from tap water and experimented with rain water that was collected for my garden. This worked out much better, tastes the same and even after many boils all you need to do it wipe it out with a cloth. Enjoy 👍🏻✌🏻

[@georgehorlock]

Wow that's awesome! Thanks for sharing!

[@OctopusH2O]

Rain water is the worst, pollution, chemicals and chemtrails

[@lexiemaep7930]

@@OctopusH2O rainwater is not worse than tap. Tap water has medications in it

[@LAIDBACKMANNER]

Be carful everyone! you can drink distilled water by itself, HOWEVER, since distilled water is void of everything (besides H2O) including its own minerals, it has a tendency to pull them from *whatever it touches* to maintain a balance. It literally acts like a sponge (kind of like the same way activated charcoal does), absorbing anything it touches (i.e., minerals, vitamins, gut bacteria, plastic [if it's in a plastic container] , air-dust pollutants [if it is sitting out unsealed, etc, etc... You get my point), So when you drink distilled water, it may pull small amounts of minerals from your body, including from your teeth. drinking distilled water leaches minerals from your body and could put your health at risk If you are only drinking distilled water and have a bad diet. While the human body can get plenty of these minerals from the food we include in a healthy diet, such as fruits and vegetables and other foods developed from plants, if you are not eating the right foods that will give your body the minerals & nutrients it needs in the right amounts you can potentially really do harm to your body, so be aware *(but don't take my word for it... Of course you should look up/research what I'm taking about yourself so you know and understand what you are doing and what you need to to in order to properly and safely consume distilled water).* If you want to avoid all of this then *you need to Remineralize your distilled water* by purchasing then adding "Trace minerals" (i.e., calcium, magnesium, potassium and phosphorus.) to your distilled water before you drink it. This will keep the distilled water from absorbing anything it comes in contact with. Again research this yourself... I'm just some stranger on the internet, so you should use your critical thinking skills (If you were ever even taught in school what critical thinking actually is, let alone how to use it), have a healthy amount of skepticism and not blindly trust what I say. I could be %100 full of shit for all you know, lol.

[@maz7958]

Can't say your wrong , will do some research cheers

[@jessicalowther56]

Thanks can it be remineralised with a good quality salt?

[@LAIDBACKMANNER]

@@jessicalowther56 Yes, Use Himalayan pink salt. Using pink Himalayan salt is one of the most natural means of remineralization, but research how much you need to add, b/c you do not need much. It’s important that you’re precise with your measurements when using this salt, although pink Himalayan salt is somewhat lower in sodium than other salts, the sodium content could still be dangerously high if you added too much to your distilled water. Hope that helps. :)

[@jessicalowther56]

@@LAIDBACKMANNER Thanks so much. Have you heard about lead in salt? I heard about it from Tamara Rubin (lead safe mama) and was surprised by how many brands have unsafe amounts. I'm looking at a brand called selina naturally atm, they do a few types including a pink one. Planning to give them a call soon.

[@SRTsoulsessions]

Add Celtic salt. Or electrolytes..problem solved. It’s better than municipal tap.

[@sarahmountstudios3188]

I started drinking distilled water a couple days ago and dare I say I already feel more energized and my skin has cleared up more …… it’s horrifying to know all the toxins in our water these days….distilled water tastes extremely pure. I’m going to try the water experiment with my dog!

[@georgehorlock]

That's great news! Totally makes sense about your skin clearing up & feeling energised. Keep me updated! :)

[@4DTravelr]

How'd it go? What distiller are you using?

[@georgiosladas3106]

I bought a vevor distiller 200euro, the taste is very metalic... that is not tolerable. ( maybe not good quality distiller) How the taste looks like at your distillers???? p.s I made with sun diy distilled water in glass and the taste is milder.

[@4DTravelr]

@@georgiosladas3106 I've had the same issue with all of those large thermos shaped countertop units, plasticky taste. I am looking at grabbing the Mini Classic CT or SteamPure from that company Pure Water and hoping it solves the taste problem. They seem to have good reviews and warranty, all stainless steel etc, and vents to get rid of the VOCs. I have nothing against MegaHome but hesitate to try it since it seems similar to the machines that didn't work great for me.

[@fionagrant2023]

Same l feel energised

[@LordAsriel5093]

Thank you so much for such a great tip!!! I thought distilled water was toxic for humans (that's what I heard many years ago when I purchased a glass of 100% pure distilled water that mechanics use for car batteries). That's why I am still drinking tap water and yes, the amount of dirt and the residues look like tartar, it's disgunsting. I'm gonna buy a water filter or a water distiller next month, THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@helenalovelock1030]

What did you buy in the end ?

[@noblerichosseiberkoh9196]

I am already gonna order a water distiller , but I wanted to show my mother why water distiller are a must buy.. Excellent video bro👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💥🔥💥 Health is our only Wealth 🔥💯

[@garbagecanfpv9901]

I bought a mega home distiller 3 years ago and it has changed my health big time, sadly if your not also going towards a 90% + plant base diet you will get these unwanted minerals that come from animal products , must do your research, just adding distilled will not help much if your not eating a natural diet to go along with it, and if you can eat once a day in a 3 hr period you will add 15 healthy years to your life , I hope this rambling resonates with you

[@viperv26]

I have 3 of these distillers; bought them slowly over the past couple of years. I exclusively drink distilled now, and I can't even go back to Icelandic Glacial water. It just tastes like extra crud is in there. We get our organic minerals from plants!

[@cobbles62]

Organic minerals, that sounds like a contradiction in terms as I ever heard :-) “Organic” basically means that whatever it is, it contains carbon atoms. “Mineral” basically means that above anything, it does *not* contain carbon atoms. But no, I was wrong. Organic minerals actually do exist. They are very rare but if you are willing to liberally mix bat guano through your food you would get your organic minerals :-)

[@maxmorris4562]

Which brand do you use ?

[@asimhusain8087]

Where can I buy one I can't get one at Wal-Mart I work there and bed bath & beyond doesn't have one any suggestions

[@thomas25082]

@@asimhusain8087 amazon

[@antoneckhart4010]

Did you have to lie about adolf hitler or were you misled? Are you a paid agent? Anyone that calls out lies against germany gets banned right away. Thats tells me all I need to know!

[@orianajoyce]

Best friken video out there about water. Love how you covered the spiritual aspects of it to! I knew all of this but you still hit me with facts I didn’t know so was greatful for that. I have been searching for a solution to drinking tap and bottled water for a while! I Watched this video, bought my water distiller 1 hour later and 1 day later it was delivered. It’s currently downstairs running it’s first course and I’m soooo happy to start this journey. I’m sharing this video with all my family to. So well done 👏🏽

[@georgehorlock]

Ahhh thank you SO much! This really means a lot to me! Good on you for taking care of your health and purchasing a distiller! Now all that's left is to kick back and enjoy the health benefits! Thanks for watching!! :)

[@4DTravelr]

How'd it go? Tasty? Still drinking distilled?

[@giovanniostiguy3305]

100 % the truth. I’m buying an aquanui water distilled(around $650) but it’ll be worth it! My family says I’m living in fear because I want to put high quality water in my body and won’t drink tap water. Who is crazy, me or them? It’s just foolish to keep drinking tap water.

[@georgehorlock]

We live in a crazy world. Good on you for for putting your health before your fear of judgement. Thanks for watching!

[@Sasha8pancakes]

To be sane in an insane world is to appear crazy

[@4DTravelr]

How'd it go with the AquaNui? Good unit? Water taste good? I am looking at getting one

[@kelalamusic9258]

Excellent video, George. I actually ordered one of those water distillers a couple of days ago and have spent quite a bit of time reviewing them. What you have said in this video makes a ton of sense. Thank you for the time and research you’ve put into this. You are doing people a huge service with this video. I believe in England they say, brilliant? Well, this is indeed, brilliant. Cheers!

[@georgehorlock]

Thank you for such a kind comment. I really appreciate it and yes, we do indeed say brilliant! Head back to this video when you've had your first sip of water. You can tell me how great it tasted! Wishing you & your family long lasting health 🙏 and well done for making a self educated purchase!

[@PontoLyone]

What distiller did you go with? I'm researching, don't know what to choose. I need a space efficient distiller for my countertop

[@jeanettejones8208]

This video is giving me life! thank you George. This was the message i needed to receive in this moment. Thank you!!

[@georgehorlock]

Ahh that's so great to hear! Thank you for a lovely comment :) Bless

[@ryantrumble4582]

TDS is not the count of "different solids" it's the resulting electric conductivity of salts calculated into a parts-per-million value. 300 PPM (parts-per-million) is like saying there's a 0.03% composition (of the total volume) that's interfering the electric charge moving through the water. Most of this 300 number spans minerals like calcium, magnesium, sodium and copper (this is driven most on your home pipes being PEX or galvanized steel or copper plus if you're water runs through a water softener if it's a hard source. The balance typically might involve chlorine or chloramine that municipalities add to remove bactera. Distillation and Reverse Osmosis removes these, which is a good idea all around.

[@helnyson4694]

After every use ours is cleaned.. so that's twice to three times daily. Cleaned with lemon juice; lifts away everything. Miraculous! ✌🏽

[@robwebnoid5763]

I think that in order to have fully rounded out your TDS tests, you should have also included ocean water, lake water, mountain stream water & underground/well/aquifer water. We have underground pumped well water, but we don't consume it, we only use the well water for showers, dishwashing, toothbrushing, we don't ingest it for fear of any health risks, including the iron bacteria in our water. Some say the Fe bacteria is generally ok, but we still fear it, heh. I am thinking of getting a distiller such as those Vevor 10-gallon setups.

[@KingOsirismindprogramming8888]

I have been collecting rain water in buckets and putting it through a distillery,, I live in the country side though.. I love it.. 🏝️🙏

[@theprisoner006]

Love the tortoise. Already got a distiller. Great vid. Well done.

[@TantraJames]

this is a really great video. you touch on some very important subjects that most people don’t consider. thanks for doing this!

[@georgehorlock]

You're welcome! Thank you for commenting :)

[@miller13ico]

This was the video that got me ordering a distiller, thanks for the info!

[@miller13ico]

I am loving my distiller, I will never go back

[@Mikey_Anthony]

Awesome, it did it for me also. Just waiting to get paid and finally gonna get one. Have you noticed any changes so far?

[@miller13ico]

@@Mikey_Anthony yes, my stomach issues cleared up, for me it wasn't unusual to have stomach cramps, now I don't.

[@Mikey_Anthony]

@@weekbig it’s easy to either ad the minerals or get them from a different source

[@miller13ico]

@@weekbig If you want to drink toxins and pollutants, it's your choice, as far as salts and minerals "what water are you drinking"?. Put down PS4 and read a book.

[@mondodaftasabrush]

Watching Big Clive has spurred my curiosity of these machines when I was a young apprentice mechanic I had to make distilled water for battery top up and the chemical filter it had to go through stating not for human consumption even the bottles you bought I would imagine went through the same process on a bigger scale I think cost of energy to boil 4 litres of water and time would put me off even to try Sadly the air that we breathe is toxic If you buy anything to eat or drink will have been through some process and no getting away from putting unknown substances that we consume in our bodies But you can control or limit the risk by doing something about it by doing this I won't be buying one Tap water for me till I have half a day out with the undertaker

[@beelarehman5992]

Ive just ordered my distiller. I want to make my meditation better.

[@georgehorlock]

That's awesome! Let me know if you feel a difference! I certainly did 🙏

[@crazycraver]

Which distiller did you get?

[@asimhusain8087]

I'm going to stat meditation and I'm looking where I can buy a distiller

[@marcuscarter]

great vid mate, well done!

[@georgehorlock]

@@marcuscarter Thank you so much!

[@ilovemycat333]

Update: just purchased this vevor distiller and I'm gonna give it a go. I'm hoping it'll work so I don't need to rely on these stores to obtain distilled water to brew my calloidal silver. Thanks for the video!

[@Adeline9418]

I bought the same brand. Still like it?

[@jasonpavlak2055]

@@Adeline9418 do you?

[@4DTravelr]

How'd it go?

[@ashleelmb]

Very informative video. I've just sent my parents and my girlfriend this video. The crap from tap water is shocking.

[@sadiramohammed5473]

his vibe is contagious, great video :)

[@Ibanezguy2007]

This is the greatest sales pitch I've ever seen! Just ordered one from your link. Thanks again from the Uk!

[@georgehorlock]

Thank you so much :)

[@sandyhorton6917]

Love the tortoise!!

[@georgehorlock]

Haha, I was waiting for someone to notice him! Thanks for watching :)

[@calibrais]

@@georgehorlock We certainly noticed him George, so cute; and really enjoyed this vid, having just bought a water distiller thanks also to your brilliant advice here. Just subbed also! Many thanks, Greg, NZ.

[@pepsi4menu]

This video finally got my ass into gear to buy one. Been too lazy until I saw this. Good stuff

[@randyhilarski1]

My distiller is on the way. Thank you for this great video!

[@wahidkhaliq4776]

What’s your experience so far ?

[@randyhilarski1]

It was great until it shorted out. Now we need to get it repaired

[@wahidkhaliq4776]

@@randyhilarski1 it takes hours to get the water ready ?.. and doesn’t give much water does it ? Especially not for a family

[@grai]

@@randyhilarski1 reading the UK Amazon reviews stopped me buying - too many issues with the quality of the actual machine and people saying the water tasted awful and was undrinkable etc. it's a minority obviously but it was quite a BIG minority of negative comments

[@TheHyena-ru8bz]

How is no one gonna mention the turtle crawling in the background in the beginning of the video haha Great video! A distiller is needed in CA drought and Corona shortages era

[@georgehorlock]

😂 Glad you noticed! As for the drought, is there anything I can do to help?

[@arlanaalexis8025]

The Turtle 🐢 did distract me. Was looking for him all the way through. 😳..So where did he go?😀

[@jenimariebosher8091]

Ordered, arriving tomorrow 😅 thankyou very informative

[@kaianmonteiro]

Its very important to put a pinch of salt in the water, so it has all the minarals we need

[@charlescavner7747]

I just got back from visiting my parents in Arizona, and they have one of these. They use it to drink, use it in their CPAP machines, etc. That water was SO good! Phoenix water is pretty bad according to TDS meter, while where I live is on an aquifer so is much better, but still not perfect. I bought one myself and just got it today. I am looking forward to enjoying clean water for a change!

[@georgehorlock]

Thanks for sharing Charles! Enjoy the clean water :)

[@4DTravelr]

How'd it go?

[@charlescavner7747]

@@4DTravelr it has been going great - still using it!

[@4DTravelr]

@@charlescavner7747 Awesome!

[@sailingaeolus]

Within four months of moving to Wickenburg from Ohio I got a kidney stone. Arizona water is loaded with Calcium.

[@antonbale3865]

Top man ,I’ve got same distiller around 5 years ago ! Absolutely love it 💪🏼

[@UralaTAO]

I drink ONLY distilled water. Life's good.

[@justchris1318]

I’m thinking about getting one at the moment. I have a well in my garden and my cats wont drink tap water or bottled water they only drink water from my well…. Only problem is that the water from my well tastes like iron so I won’t drink that. But it is still interesting why my cats only drink that water and they refuse to drink bottle or tapwater

[@deanballard9977]

Great video, I've just got mine but how do you go about cleaning your glass drinking bottles out? Because I don't want to make this process pointless by cleaning them out with tap water. Cheers 🤙🏼

[@matthewtoms7461]

Wash as you usually would with soap and water, rinse out and final rinse with distilled water

[@wuer0012]

Hydrogen peroxide an a little water will sterilize it well and is safe.

[@macflod]

ACV spary, the boiling chamber you can use tap water as any contaminant will be removed as you make a batch anyway

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

In the US there is fracking gas in some regions, leads to burning tabs / sinks sometimes.

[@boosomentity]

you can trust him; he has a tortoise

[@MrZiglvleit]

You gave me exact the info I was looking for, thanks George!

[@Magiaimelissa]

Glad I watched this video, thanks for this. We have a filter at home and im pretty sure it doesnt get rid of everything because it still tastes a bit off to me. The fam is fine drinking that but i get mine from those outdoor refilling water stations (I live in Cyprus) however i still use those plastic 20L bottles to store it. Trying to switch to something else either glass or stainless. I have a question though, so i know distilled is better than tap because they advise to give it to plants. Some plants die when given tap water, and the soil in some of my pots is starting to go white on top from gathering all the limescale... Anyway my q is wouldn't the boiling of the water extract that solid matter that we're trying to get rid of and put it back in the water? I know it's still better though

[@dawnl2494]

When distilling water, the water becomes a gas which is light so it easily passes through the coils in the lid. The gunk is heavy and falls to the bottom of the distiller. I put a teaspoon of Activated charcoal in the water before distilling. It takes out any residue smell and taste.

[@4DTravelr]

​@@dawnl2494 Interesting tip about the activated charcoal. Does that solve the plasticky smell/taste these cheaper distillers can sometimes have? I've heard it's due to chlorine or worse chloramine

[@Travelingwithabbc]

Some of the articles didn't have a title in your video, do you mind sharing those? Great video, you actually has helped me realized a very important decision. Thanks

[@nicolaneal3024]

I distill all my water now. I would not drink from plastic bottles now and I use distilled water for everything. ✌💚🌱

[@georgehorlock]

That's awesome Nicola!

[@TheVagineWhisperer]

Which distiller are you using?

[@nickycigarella805]

I have one of these and am kind of disappointed because the water tastes like the smell in the chamber. Anybody else experiencing this?

[@Mrbox269]

I tasted something after distiller too. The first ounce of distilled water was testing 17. Too much trouble to discard every time so I now run distiller directly into a $12 Zero Water filter that I change 3 to 4 months. The distillers come with carbon filter that is in the discharge spout but is simply not adequate for whatever is in our river that comes out our tap.

[@jacko717]

A well presented video thank you. I thought the Nazis using flouride idea had been disproved however?

[@walterhess8147]

Yeah, it was, along with the masturbation machines, electric floors, pedal powered brain bashing machines, throwing victims to bears and eagles, coloured chimney smoke, 6 million, etc etc etc.

[@dandanny1435]

That's cool, plant distilled water is something to look at, for all that maybe a Giant one for the whole cribba.

[@martincarlberg9671]

How long can you store the water without it going bad?

[@georgehorlock]

Distilled water doesn't really go bad so once distilled you can store it for years so long as it's in a glass bottle. Thanks for watching!

[@blaze1148]

Brilliant advice - just beware fuel bills rise using a distiller.....worth it for better health though.

[@Diseaseisreversible]

Zero water filter works very well at getting stuff out of the water. I honestly prefer the taste as well. I feel it is a better end result and it's cheaper too. Distillers use lots of electricity to get your water. That's the only problem I have with getting a distiller. I want good water anywhere at anytime, not only on the grid

[@lincolncolt3183]

Only distilling water removes the fluoride chlorine

[@Diseaseisreversible]

@@lincolncolt3183 zero water filters remove 99% of chlorine and 41% of fluoride, that's pretty good.

[@chukwe]

If you are worried about your electricity bills, join Octopus Energy

[@mikethebloodthirsty]

About £10 to £15 a month to run one. Not too bad, people spend that on bottled water. I've ordered one as that walking ghoul Chris Whitty has decided to flouridate the whole of England. I live in a area of high natural flouridation... My health's worth 10 to 15 a month.

[@williamsantiago9284]

link to it?

[@gary-qg4vs]

Excellent and very informative, thanks George 👍

[@N1co777]

I have been distilling my own water and re adding the minerals for about 4 yrs now. Recently I had a life hiccup and was forced to go back to store bought bottled water or tap... lets just say my body felt it and let me know it wasnt happy

[@caleberichsen2510]

So you would not recommend this ?

[@N1co777]

Distilled water with trace minerals re added is the best

[@genvwill]

You can buy distilled water from the store too

[@zebbieloo7409]

I doubt it. Lol

[@paulsegy]

I saw you use a TDS meter describing it reading 300 things - do you know how to use this instrument? I suspect its reading part per million ie its a concentration not a count.

[@georgehorlock]

Hey, thanks for pointing this out Paul and yes I have been made aware of this and apologies for the inaccurate information. I still stand by distilled water being extremely healthy and tap water not so. Just today I found giant chunks of metal at the bottom of my distiller it's unbelievable! Thanks for your comment!

[@Cardsmaster]

Hi handsome. I’ll buy the product. I wish you came with it tho 😁

[@jere478]

Whenever i get friends scoffing at me drinking distilled water i offer them water enriched with the sludge left at the bottom of my distiller since its supposed to be "good minerals" none of ever drank it. The taste i can relate with you. It tastes good because it tastes pure. Our pallet has been spoiled by drinking chemicals for so long just purity tastes wonderful now.

[@georgehorlock]

Brilliant idea! Your comment really made me smile. I'm definitely going to try this! Very true about the sludge at the bottom and how our pallets have become accustomed to drinking unclean water (and food). Keep up the excellent work 👏

[@krig1993]

I Wonder if you know of Dr Sebi. To be as aware as u are here, i wouldnt be suprised if u came to know of him. Great stuff.

[@georgehorlock]

Yep. He's the reason I drink seamoss! Thanks for watching :)

[@LexTNeville]

Agree with everything. Recent convert to distilled water. You'll see animals would rather drink muddy puddle water than tap, and rarely drink from rivers too. The deposit left in my distiller where I am in England doesn't smell too bad, it's mostly calcites. Very grateful to be rid of the chlorine which is super evident from the tap - it kills gut biota. I totally get what you mean about craving distilled water - I'm no alcoholic, but for years have really only felt enthusiastic about drinking quality beer for hydration. Tap or filtered water just hasn't been attractive (except when at my parent's in the Highlands) and never felt right. The water in good beer is of course distilled. Anyway, with my distiller I'm finally recalibrated and now water is rightfully back as my symbol for true hydration.

[@tonyhawk123]

So which water distillers have people been buying then? How do cheap and more expensive ones differ in their feature set? (other than quantity of output). Seem to be plenty on amazon with supposedly good reviews but its a minefield on there full of Chinese knockoffs. Which brands are best?

[@kaipollard8512]

Mega home

[@anticuchodechina]

Hello, great video and message. How much water does the chamber uses for producing 4L of distilled water

[@peterdallen2004]

I'm not sure why this was in my recommended videos

[@IRISHDRAGON77]

I've just seen an experiment in the different waters and distilled is the best hands down. So looking how to distill water for myself. 🤔

[@georgehorlock]

Use a distiller my friend! 🙏

[@domobj]

You’re just saying a bunch of words, but not providing any context or evidence. You’re going to make a lot of people sick thinking that they should be drinking water lacking minerals and nutrients that their body actually needs

[@georgehorlock]

I mean, you clearly didn't watch the video. But thanks for your comment Dominic.

[@domobj]

@@georgehorlock I watched the whole thing, no evidence.. just clips of people randomly saying things

[@georgehorlock]

@@domobj I did include references to my statements but I'll try to include more studies next time. Thanks for your feedback!

[@italiangm1]

When it comes to plastic container contaminants, BPA (bisphenol A) and micro/nanoplastics, are not the same thing. Polycarbonates, the source of harmful BPA, have been mostly eliminated from food/drink storage containers. However, micro/nanoplastic contaminants are still found to varying degrees in plastic food/drink storage containers.

[@Mani_DS]

What a great video. Straight to the point, no bs. I was thinking about making the switch to th distilled water after I read kevin trudeau book 'the weight loss cure they don't want you to know about'. Great video though man!

[@georgehorlock]

Thank you for your kind words. Sounds like a good read! I would definitely go for it and make the switch :)

[@Lowkey_ID]

Kevin Trudeau was a huckster that got 10 years in prison for the contents of that book. I read it myself and was fuming at the ending.

[@PhotoboothDubaiUAE]

@@Lowkey_ID i haven't read the book but raise a furry eyebrow at trudeau family name bloodline and also the fact that, theatrically, many people are said to go to jail (by big pharma owned media) who don't go there at all and others go to jail as they are being hushed. we live amid a giant mafia let's all remember. the book could be total bs for all I know or care, i am just balancing the assumption of what is said by media over likely reality

[@farfaryo]

Fantastic video. Thank you so much for sharing🙏🏽🙏🏽 I have 2 questions. I bought the mega home distiller and I absolutely love it. My acupuncturist wants me to only drink warm water. Now here are my 2 questions: 1. Once I have made my distilled water, can I heat it up in the microwave? I enjoy drinking warm water as I always feel cold. 2. My mother asked if she can boiled the distilled water to make her tea? Thank you In advance💕💕

[@georgehorlock]

Hey! Thank you for your comment :) Glad to hear you are loving your distiller! Yes, you can use it for tea but I wouldn't put water in a microwave, I would pour it into a kettle or heat it up on the stove. Hope this helps!

[@drutter]

306 dissolved solid parts per million, not 306 different kinds of solids. But point well received :) I'm looking for a water distiller that does NOT use a filter. I don't want filtered water, I want distilled water. But for some reason, they almost all use a carbon filter to remove funny tastes and smells. Why would pure condensed steam have any smell or taste?

[@georgehorlock]

Yeah I messed up there! Interesting. I haven't been able to find one without a filter. I read that the filter helps to eliminate any bad smell or taste when the water comes out (because the water is still hot from the tank where all the dirt and toxins are). The filter gets rid of the smell left behind from the distilling process. Also the fact it has 0 PPM does prove its completely clean but totally see your point. Let me know what you end up purchasing won't you? Thanks for watching :)

[@drutter]

@@georgehorlock I really like the Pure Water Inc "mini classic" from the review etc. It even vents volatile gasses that may get passed along in the distilled water of other brands. No plastic parts touch the water or steam. Everything I want and nothing I don't want... but it's close to 1000 CAD including shipping.

[@chiragraju9498]

@D Rutter In my understanding, the carbon filter helps catch the VOC's (Volatile Organic Compounds) that are dissolved in the water and get off-gassed during distillation. Since they have a boiling point less than that of water, they will begin to vaporise sooner and a carbon filter may be the most efficient fix to catch them through adsorption (not absorption) to prevent them from reaching the pure water at the end. Changing the carbon filter regularly is imperative to maintain the purity of the final product.

[@shyammansukhani1224]

You will never go back to tap water again when you see how much residue/chlorine/fluoride/ect is left behind in the boil chamber. It's crazy. I have had this exact style unit for 3.5 years and it is still going like a champ! Good size for one or two people. Get a wifi plug or some sort of timer to shut it off while there is still an inch or so of water in the bottom. My cycle runs for 5 hours 10 minutes at altitude. Start yours at 4:30 and adjust as necessary until you figure out what time you need. This eliminates wear on the machine...makes it easier/quicker to clean....and avoids a slight negative taste that occurs if you let it boil down until it is completely dry. Hope this helps someone!

[@Heroselohim]

It helped me! Thanks, I will use a timer to begin with. Then later I will buy a smart plug. Great idea 👍

[@CharlotteElizabeth92]

4:10 'God they're ghastly.'

[@DMB088]

While drinking Distilled water, you might find you have to pee pretty quickly after. That means the water is literally going right through you without being absorbed. I started adding a dash of potassium and dash of sea salt (I promise you can't taste it at all). That has my body more hydrated rather than peeing it all out quickly. If I don't do this, I also get muscle cramps and twitches. If I'm sweating a lot, I add a little more salt.

[@gracemurrayart]

ahhh 3:44 that's vile

[@georgehorlock]

Right?! 😩

[@Patronesofly]

For a more controlled experiment, use plastic cups only rather than using a only on the distilled😅

[@PrismDH]

First

[@GamingHelp]

Ninth! :P

[@angelfish1265]

I love the truth. Not many seems to take in consideration how toxic the ammonia is to fish and humans. When we can't keep fish alive because of all the ammonia in the water we need to worry!

[@angelfish1265]

I purchased several different types of Walmart water. All but one RO tested with ammonia. Shame on you Walmart! You should at least list we are drinking ammonia!

[@peter_aka_hamamass]

Thanks George, this is just the info i needed to get me to decide to buy one 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@georgehorlock]

You're very welcome! Glad I could be of service to you :) Thanks for watching.

[@waynebarrett5252]

We use a water distilling machine, & if you ever seen the end of the water in the distilling machine, you would never drink tap water again. We use distilled water to even cook with.

[@pran7003]

I noticed in the fill tank on my distiller there was a crusty layer of amber colored crystalline substance

[@milanmilicevic4618]

I agree completely , but PPM is part per million it can be only calcium or other mineral, not necessarily few hundred different things. I have a spring on my property with completely reliable drinking water. However, in that water, there is some dissolved limestone, which doesn’t necessarily have to be harmful to the body. In such cases, the PPM meter shows the presence of soluble minerals, and the pH value tends to be slightly more alkaline. Despite this, the water is considered completely safe and healthy for drinking.

[@georgehorlock]

Love that and glad you have safe drinking water for you and your family. I messed up on the PPM but thanks for pointing it out. Wishing you all the best!

[@RichardDunbar]

A perfect synopsis of water distillation and the problems we face with drinking tap water

[@yacovkashi5523]

Dear George thank you and God blass you . Yacov from Israel

[@spiritsoul2396]

Thanks a bunch! This has been shared with nearest and dearest. Well worth the watch.

[@Adeline9418]

I'll get one for my humidifiers. I already have a water filter on my kitchen faucet. Actually I believe there's fear spreading about fluoride. I'm 64 and drank fluoride water all my life. I'm quite healthy. Just bought a water distiller. Can't wait till it arrives!!!!!!!

[@macflod]

Dude, nice video- got 2 questions. 1. About half advice is to mineralise and half is to not! What your opinion? 2. Any idea how we avoid other contaminants out there to like in fruit and vegetables

[@georgehorlock]

Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed it! Don't worry about minerals mate. I'm 10 years into drinking 4L of distilled water and whenever I get blood work done it comes back above and beyond. The body is very clever and will utilise all the minerals from the food you eat. You can add a punch of Himalayan or Celtic sea salt for extra minerals if you wish but there's honestly no need. Secondly, avoiding pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, etc on fruit and veg is tricky. Thoroughly washing them for a start is good but I advise shopping from River Ford if you live in the UK. Riverford.co.uk - All their fruit and veg is organic and they do not use anywhere near the amount of chemicals that conventional farmers do. We'll never get it perfect in this lifetime but it's better than following the crowd! Let me know how you get on friend ✌️

[@Mindgame261]

You got some great points Brother. Well done.

[@perry1309]

Great explanation without getting bogged down with conspiracies.

[@chrissoucy1997]

Distilled water is also much safer to use for humidifers, especially the cool mist ones that don't boil the water. I have seen a video frome someone that developed a massive lung problem by running his cool mist humidifier with tap water because there was scale and bacteria building up inside the humidifier water tank and he was not cleaning it regularly.

[@montybrewster7]

Thank you george, that was very helpful & informative.

[@ModeratelySpeaking]

Just stumbled upon your channel and LOVE the little tort friend that is making an appearance here. Classic!!

[@passaporte.londonista]

Hello! The links on Amazon are not working anymore (I am late to this party), and I can't seem to find Megahome available anywhere. Would you mind sharing the name of the other best quality purifier you linked? Thank you! This video is great!

[@pierrec1590]

For better results, you should thoroughly clean your distiller after every use.