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| • | Regardless which water is distilled, the quality of the water will be consistent. |
| • | A good way to produce pure water removed of nitrate, salt and chloride. |
| • | With distillation units there are no filter cartridges to replace. |
| • | Pathogens in the water are also removed by leaving them behind after vaporization. |
Disadvantages of Distillation Systems:
| • | Distillation takes quite some time to produce the water; it can take two to five hours to make a gallon of distilled water. |
| • | All healthy calcium and magnesium is removed from the water by the distillation processes. |
| • | Distillation removes healthy minerals along with harmful contaminants. |
| • | Distillers use electricity when operating the system all the time. |
| • | Distillers requires periodic cleaning of the storage tank, condensation compartment and boiler. |
| • | Distillation does not remove pesticides, herbicides, and chlorine solutions. |
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