Distilled water filter, the evaporation and condessation of water... what we called rainwater
Distilled water filter is a process that uses heat as a source, to vaporize water and separate water from contaminants and other undesirable elements commonly found in tap water.
Distilled water systems heats untreated tap water to its boiling point, and water begins to vaporize into steam.
This process, at the same time separates the water molecules from microscopic, disease-causing organisms.
The tap water will vaporized, the vapor is then led into a condenser. In the condenser the vapor will cool and upon cooling, reverts to the liquid form "water" and runs into a receiving container for storage.
From the storage container, it is distributed to the household as pure clean water
The remaining unwanted elements, whose boiling point was too high to permit vaporization, remain in the original container and constitute the sediment for disposal.
This container needs to be cleaned when too much sediments gather, this is to prevent blockage and damage of equipments. Regular cleaning of apparatus are necessary if your area has hard water
Distilled Water systems is extremely effective in removing of bacterias and excellent for used in areas at high risk of waterborne diseases.
Distillation also removes soluble minerals like calcium, magnesium, and phosphorous that may harden water and increase the occurrence of scaling.