I have a MegaHome distiller, it’s great and makes nice pure H20. However it’s noisy, takes up a lot of space in my little English kitchen, and uses a fair bit of overpriced English electricity (30p per kWh now that it’s just gone down slightly). I like the water and can use it to make colloidal silver. Here’s the ‘but’ ….
I have a MegaHome distiller, it’s great and makes nice pure H20. However it’s noisy, takes up a lot of space in my little English kitchen, and uses a fair bit of overpriced English electricity (30p per kWh now that it’s just gone down slightly). I like the water and can use it to make colloidal silver. Here’s the ‘but’ ….
In summer it overheats the kitchen so makes me unpopular with the wife, as said it’s noisy and expensive to run, but mostly it’s super SLOWWW. Think 6 hours to make 4 litres.
The good part is the water is only what can be vapourised, and it’s basically safe for irons, car batteries or making colloids.
I have a MegaHome distiller, it’s great and makes nice pure H20. However it’s noisy, takes up a lot of space in my little English kitchen, and uses a fair bit of overpriced English electricity (30p per kWh now that it’s just gone down slightly). I like the water and can use it to make colloidal silver. Here’s the ‘but’ ….
In summer it overheats the kitchen so makes me unpopular with the wife, as said it’s noisy and expensive to run, but mostly it’s super SLOWWW. Think 6 hours to make 4 litres.
The good part is the water is only what can be vapourised, and it’s basically safe for irons, car batteries or making colloids.