Distilled water is pure water.

Distilled water is best for the transport of nutrients in the body and
to the bodys cells and for the transport away of unwanted substances from the cells. Apart for its
use as drinking water distilled water has many other uses.
The water distiller is a tabletop unit of the highest quality, with which you can distill your own
water at home or at work. Clean water is necessary for good health.
Your body contains over 70% water. Distilled water is the purest form of water. The water distiller
produces pure water and eliminates all kinds of bacteria, viruses, organic and inorganic
chemicals, heavy metals, radon gas, chlorine, poisons and other pollutants.
Chlorine and other volatile substances are turned to gas and leave the distillation in a
gaseous form through a valve

15 Watt cooling fan.

Cold air cools the stainless cooling coil.
4 litre boiling vessel in stainless steel.
Bacteria and viruses cannot survive in boiling water
Heating element.

Why should one drink distilled water?

Water functions as a solvent in the body and transports nutrients to living cells,

and takes waste material away from the cells. Water must be pure so as vital nutrients are
absorbed and waste products are carried out of the kidneys and liver. Distilled water removes
toxins and inorganic substances from the body.

If the water one drinks already contains extra substances.

The water distiller is a tabletop model with the following specification:

1.100% distilled water of the highest quality.

2. Easy to clean, portable, simple to use.
3. Boiling vessel in stainless steel, easy to keep clean.
4. Safe, switches itself off when distillation is completed.

Description
Output: up to 16 litres per day, 4 litres per distillation
Dimensions: 20 cm (diameter) X 36 cm (height)
Power supply: 220Volt/ 60 Hz
Power consumption: 580 Watts
Weight: 3,5 kg
Capacity: 4 liters over 4-6 hours
Trip operates at: 142 C
Guarantee: 1 year parts and labour
How does the water distiller work?
The water distiller boils the water to steam that is then cooled down to liquid that is
collected in a plastic container.
Process comprises the following steps:

1. Drinking water is poured in the boiling vessel and the start button is pressed.
2. The water is heated and begins to boil. One can pour boiling water in the apparatus for a
quicker start.
3. Steam leaves the boiling vessel. Volatile substances such as chlorine leave in gaseous form
through the gas valve. Minerals, salts and other solids remain in the boiling vessel.
4. The steam goes into the fan cooled cooler and condenses back to water.
5. Water drops slowly from the distillation unit. An active charcoal filter (supplied) can be fitted
here, if required.
6. Water is collected in the glass clear plastics vessel of polycarbonate. When the vessel is filled
4 litres the unit automatically switches itself off. Extra polycarbonate containers can be
supplied. The drinking water can preferably be kept in the refrigerator.
7. If the cover is closed and not reopened the shelf life of the water is over one year at room
temperature.