ROVSUN 1.1 Gallon 750W 110V Water Distiller Countertop Silver

We have throughly enjoyed this distiller. We can set it up very quickly for each distiller batch. Wish it was a bit less work to clean out the white mineral powder? but we have water that is very high in mineral content.

Two weeks in and it works great so far! It is comparable to some of the more expensive models. It shuts off once the cycle is complete but I'd suggest that the user go ahead and stop the cycle when there is still a tiny bit of water in the bottom. This makes cleanup much easier- otherwise there is a tiny bit of burning at the bottom, I assume from the particles left behind that were in the water.
I'm so happy with this purchase I am ordering a second one for a family member.

I’ve really enjoyed this water distiller! It’s easy to use. I just wish it didn’t take 4 hours to make one gallon. This is the first one I’ve ever used so I don’t know what the norm is.

Use to buy gallon jugs of distilled water at a major retailer--the one based in Arkansas. The price kept increasing to the point this retailer stopped selling during the pandemic due to supply chain or other issues. Have been distilling a gallon a day for months now and have easily recouped my cost of this distiller. Save yourself money and go this way for distilled water.

I use it to add water for changes in my aquarium. Fish love it. My city water was killing them even with the chlorine treatment. I unplug it before it can do it on the breaker. I read the negative on it. Mine is lasting a long long time with reasonable care. Very good product.

It's a bit noisy... but I don't care! I try to remember to set a timer for THREE HOURS, because that's when I'm going to have a gallon of CLEAN, FRESH, WATER!!! I do not let it burn down to dry ... since I don't like cleaning the bottom of the pot. Three hours is perfect, an inch of water is left which I pour out. Refill and turn on for a second in a row gallon every day. In the inch left over after the second batch, I pour a half cup of white vinegar and let it soak overnight. I save that mixture for a few uses, pouring it into a plastic tub with lid. Then, using one drop of Dawn or such, and a sponge, I wash and rinse and refill the pot and start all over again. Love this new Rovsun Distiller!

Been using mine for several years now. Saves a lot of bottles. It does produce a little warmth, and is not as energy efficient as reverse osmosis. But the upfront cost is very low so that helps balance the long term energy costs. In the winter it's a passive radiative heater, but I tend to not use it as much in the summer for the same reason. I have to say the carafe is a beast and has been surprisingly durable. I have given it some whacks over the years as I'm a bit of a clutz.

It turns off after it's full, which is great. Set and forget

I was getting pretty tired of having to go to the store often to purchase distilled water. Also, the plastic jugs were starting to make me feel horribly guilty. I tried to reuse the empty jugs for all sorts of things, but the amount of distilled water I go through left me with piles of plastic jugs.

I've run about five gallons of water through it. It makes a gallon a lot faster than I thought it would. It takes about three hours. I use the water in my aquariums, sensitive plants, to make clear and pretty ice cubes, and to steam iron clothing.

We have a well for the house that contains too much iron and other minerals. I'm super happy to have found a good solution.

The distiller is very easy to use, make 1 gal. of water in about 3.5 to 4 hrs. and is easy to clean. I raise Venus fly traps that die unless distilled water is not used. I'm very happy with this distiller.