Do You Really Need Pure Water Distillers?

Do You Really Need Pure Water Distillers?

Pure water distillers use a lot of energy. They are costly to purchase and difficult to maintain. While everyone could benefit from a good home purifier, distillation is an outdated choice that solves few of the problems faced by the typical homeowner.

The problems are the contaminants commonly present in publicly treated supplies, even after professional treatment. Those contaminants include parasitic cysts, traces of lead, chemicals like pesticides and herbicides, as well as chemicals introduced at the treatment facility to kill bacteria and other living organisms.

I couldn't be the only one to realize that human beings are living organisms.

If something kills a wide range of living organisms, it could not possibly be healthy for humans to ingest it. Yet, we consume things like that all of the time. We shouldn't have to drink them by the glassful.

A good home purifier will remove the parasitic cysts, the traces of lead and all of those chemicals. The pure water distiller was designed to remove naturally occurring contaminants such as lead, living organisms and minerals.

Distillation has been available for over 2000 years. It cannot possibly deal with man-made chemicals. Chemicals become airborne and travel along with the steam to a collection pot.

Distillers use a lot of energy, because of the high temperatures necessary to vaporize a large amount of liquid. Other home purifiers use a lot of energy, too. For example, all reverse osmosis systems require the use of electricity to power the pumps. If you want to make a "green" choice, look for a purifier that does not use electricity.

A pure water distiller is difficult to maintain because of the cleaning involved. The residues left in the original cooking pot must be cleaned out after each use. The transport tubes are very hard to keep clean. As a result, deposits build up and the tubes must be replaced on a frequent basis.

The more modern purifiers require little maintenance. Changing the replacement filters twice a month is all that is needed. Beware though. Those inexpensive faucet-mount types sold in discount department stores have very small ineffective filters that last only about six weeks. As a result, they cost hundreds of dollars more to use.

No matter your needs for purity, there are better solutions than pure water distillers. Technology has advanced greatly in the last 2000 years.

Why settle for something out-dated when so much more is available?

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