Megahome Countertop Water Distiller Stainless, Glass Collection
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YOUR SAFETY COMES FIRST: This Megahome distiller is UL (Underwriters Laboratory) approved. UL is the trusted independent global safety science company for US products, and determines product compliance with stringent safety standards. PLEASE NOTE: For fire safety, many home insurance policies require that electrical products installed in the home be UL certified. Megahome distillers are one of the only UL approved water distillers available.
BEST QUALITY: Full 304 stainless steel interior and exterior, including the boil chamber, upper steam dome, and stainless condensing coils. You could even distill sea water with this amazing unit. Water does not touch plastic.
PUREST WATER: Distills 1 gallon every 5.5 hours. Distills the water at 212 degrees Fahrenheit which is the proper temperature for removing unwanted toxins and contaminants. It also includes 6 (optional use) high quality activated charcoal filters. The optional filters are used when VOCs like chlorine or other toxins that can form into a vapor are present. The filters capture and remove these toxins during the distillation process.
GLASS COLLECTION: This distiller includes a durable and easy to use porcelain lined nozzle, and a glass collection bottle. This ensures the purest and safest distilled water for all of your needs.
BEST SERVICE INCLUDED: Every Megahome distiller is backed by a 1 year warranty. The service and support is what you would expect from a top quality appliance and company. No need to worry about warranty, customer service, or parts, Megahome distillers have been on the market for over 22 years and are the top selling distiller in the world.
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Customer Reviews
Nuts and Bolts of the matterI've been using this for several months now, and I have nothing bad to say about it. After about 10 gallons or so it must be cleaned to remove residue. That may vary according to your own water supply. I bought another for my daughter because I was so impressed by it. I use it for drinking water and cooking water. In adding a picture, I need to state that the nut is a thickness of .265 thou. or 6 73mm. That is the approximate thickness of the height of the chemical buildup left in tank after about 10 gallons has been processed. This is using a a small city municipality water supply system in Iowa.
5Extremely difficult assemblyThis item comes in pieces and you literally have to get out a screw driver and use tiny screws to LITERALLY attach the handle to the glass canister. I gave it a go, and honestly I've been working on it for longer than I'd like to admit, and I CANNOT get the stupidly tiny screws into the handle and band on the canister. I am so annoyed, I can't even use it! For the money I expected a product FULLY ASSEMBLED. Or at least an easy assembly. What am I supposed to do hire a handyman for a water distiller? This is a joke.
1Awesome thus far!The body is majority water, and therefore we ought to put quality water into our bodies. I ordered this after using the Brita filter and bottled water for years and wanted to upgrade the quality of my non bottled water. I investigated whether or not to get a reverse osmosis system or a distillation system. I've concluded that the distillation system is better for my budget and I like the fact that it simulates that which happens in nature (sun heats water, evaporation, condensation and precipitation).I've distilled six gallons in the past few days. I've decided to boil my water first since some forms of fluoride as well as some pesticides and herbicides have a lower boiling point than water. I let my water boil for five minutes or so, and then put it into the distiller.Taste:I love the pure taste of the water. I'm sort of a water snob. When not at home, I used to drink Eternal (when it was from new Zealand....it doesn't taste the same since they switched aquifer), Fijiand, Voss and Evian. I love a good bottle of water. Needless to say, good bottled water can get quite pricey. 1.5liters of Fiji costs $3.00, a gallon (if my math is correct) costs $8. This unit will pay for itself after distilling 225 gallons --- and you don't have to leave your home. Because the distillation process can remove some vital minerals, I add Trace Minerals 40,000 Volts Electrolyte Concentrate periodically and I also alternate with Dr. Patrick Flanagan Mega Hydrate. That mega hydrate is the TRUTH!!Price point:.This unit will pay for itself in health benefits (clean water is easier to drink and people tend to drink more) as well as financially.QualityThis seems to be a well built machine. The collection pot is relatively thin, but since I've converted to glass in my kitchen (no plastic containers --just plastic lids), I've become accustomed to handling glass. The kids are not allowed to touch my distiller. The lid to my collection pot arrived broken, and the dealer sent a new lid quickly!!!Recommendation:Just do it!!!!! You won't be disappointed.Update:. A year in, a small hole developed in the interior of the distiller (base). I contacted the dealer as the product was still under warranty, and they were quick to send a replacement base. Fast forward another year, and the same thing is happening to the new base. I don't think this unit can handle bars Philadelphia water. I noticed they came out with a denser more commercial form of stainless steel for the base unit, so I'm going to look I to purchasing that one. Fingers crossed it can stand up to my city's tap water.
5Buyer Beware!Bottom of distiller tank turned black and would not clean up no matter what was used. Company would not honor warranty and would do nothing to help. That is, no special advice, no repairs, no returns, no refunds. Nothing. In plain language they collected the money but would not honor the 1 year warranty. When I looked up why stainless steel would turn black it was revealed, the only way it can is that the item is nickel platted. The only way it turns black. That stinks. No one wants nickel in the mix. No one. The purpose is to remove inorganic matter not include it the product its self. Really Nutriteam?
1Worth the time and money I have been very pleased with this distiller and how it performs. The setup instructions were helpful, as was the video the manufacturer suggests watching before assembling the distiller. I concur. I've used the water distiller almost daily since my purchase and it's working great. It takes about 5 1/2 hours for a full cycle and can be heard during that time. The noise is not overly distracting, but present. Before distillation, my tap water rating is 54; once distilled, it is at 0. My whole family is enjoying this distiller and its body detoxing ability. I would definitely repurchase and am considering buying a 2nd machine.The picture of the paper towel is from what remained in the distiller after the first cycle--shocking!
5So far so good(see updates at the bottom) Got this the other day. It works just as promised; I have no issues with it. It arrived packaged very well - so well in fact I am impressed with whoever designed all the specific/unique packages within the main package. It came with 6 little charcoal filters and a cleaning solution for the stainless steel inside of the distiller unit. The water looks so clean and tastes good; it holds one gallon and takes about 5 hours and 15 minutes from start to finish. I've heard that heating the water first will hasten the process, however I just use cold tap.Some have said the pitcher spills water when poured. Either they are pouring it wrong or the company has re-designed the pitcher because I have not spilled a drop and think the pitcher is great.Many have reported yucky stuff left behind that is slimy, stinky and so on. YES!! This happens every time (I just wipe it out with a damp cloth). For an experiment I ran a gallon of newly distilled water through the distiller again and I am so happy to report that nothing was left behind :) Next I plan on trying a gallon of distilled water from WM.I am thankful for this machine and hope it lasts me a while. I will update any changes.Edited on May 24, 2014The machine is still running strong however there is one quirk that has surfaced ... for some reason once in a while the water will leak out where the spout is connected to the lid. I have not figured out why this happens and it seems to be random. I just keep a towel under the machine 'just in case'. It will go for several weeks without leaking and then all of the sudden it will leak for a few cycles and then stop again. When it does leak it's usually not that much (a few tablespoons to a fourth cup maybe?), however a few times it has leaked 1-2 cups!! But, like I said, it suddenly stops and there are no issues.I'm not sure if this is bad or not but the stainless-steel underside of the top section is no longer nice and shiny but dark orange/brown in color. This could be because of our really bad water here where I live? (SW MO) Has anyone else had this issue? I know that when I used to filter my water it first went through a 'micro sponge' of some sort that was white ... but would turn burnt orange if I did not clean it off regularly. It might be totally unrelated but then maybe not.As I stated in my original post, I have no problem with the container leaking when I pour out the water ... UNLESS I pour too fast. So, my advice to those who have issues with the pitcher leaking: try slowing down.When my cleaning solution that came with it ran out I tried to find the exact brand online to reorder however I could not so I just ordered another brand. The new brand does NOT do as good of a job as whatever brand came with the machine (the bottle had no brand name on it). If you know of a good brand to order, please let me know as I am not happy with the one I got.I am still very thankful for the purchase and will update again when I feel the need.UPDATE 03/14/15It is still working HOWEVER about half the time it makes and obnoxious, high pitched, squealing sound for a few minutes when you first turn it on. This, I assume, is the fan motor struggling to go properly. I tried using a can of compressed air to force out the dust, and while a lot of dust did come out it had no effect on the squeal. I am way past the year warranty so if anyone has ideas on what to do, let me know!Other than that, it does work and we still run about 2 to 3 gallons through it each 24-hour period.UPDATE 11/08/15The obnoxious, high pitched, squealing sound: I finally took the top apart and cleaned it off really good, however this did NOT work. My son took the motor apart, cleaned all the inner parts, lubricated them with sewing machine oil, and WOW!! it runs like new again. SO HAPPY.I'm including a photo of the discoloration on the underside of the lid - the side that is stainless steel. It just gets darker and darker, but I assume this does not matter??TO CLEAN IT: No need to buy the yucky chemicals!!! An elderly friend of mine gave me some advice a few months ago ... just fill the tank up 3 or so inches with white vinegar and run it through like water. Once done, I scrape off the nasty and run it through one more time. This works SO MUCH BETTER than the chemical stuff!! After I am done cleaning it out I fill the tank with an inch or two of water and run that through so vinegar is rinsed out of the pipe.UPDATE January 2017My son has cleaned it about 4 times since my last update, but it finally broke and I'm not sure why. We have had thoughts of taking it to a small engine repair man and seeing if he can fix it, but so far we haven't because we are just too busy right now. Once things settle down a little I might take it to see if the man can fix it.
5this distiller worked great in the beginning i used to rave about itUpdate: this distiller worked great in the beginning i used to rave about it, I purchased it on June 6, 2015 it is now 10-14-2016 this distiller should have lasted me a lot longer for the price, we were going to buy some for our family members but we are changing our minds after finding this crack on our bowl. I will contact customer service to see if i can get it replaced i never mishandled or dropped it this is from regular use.
2OutstandingExcellent product. I've had since February 21, 2015 and can say I've used it usually 1 or two times every day. It's always on. For one person or at most two people it's great. If you want to keep to a gallon of water a day per person two people is about the max you can get out of this unit. It's high quality in all ways. I really really like it. I would never believe how much crap is in tap water >_< if you drink tap water you need this.I have attached two pictures. The first is after one day of use. The brown oily liquid left smelled like chemicals and toxic junk. The second picture is after a week or two of use. You can see how much crap builds up in there. That junk ends up in us when we drink water regularly.Bottom line: I've gotten solid value out of this unit.
5Great distiller, appaling customer service from Nutri teamThe water distiller is great however Nutri team customer service is appalling. My distiller stopped working after a year of purchase. I sent it back to Nutri team. My calls have been ignored, emails ignored and messages not replied to. So I've got half a distiller that i'm left with, shipping cost me a bomb as I don't live in the US and no response from Nutri team. Not even to confirm they have received the lid after a month.
2READ IF YOU'RE CONCERNED ABOUT ALL THE BAD REVIEWS FOR THIS UNIT BREAKING DOWN!Love it- used it daily from day one with no problems. HOWEVER, DO NOT RUN IT AS SUGGESTED- the directions pretty much amount to telling you to run it until the heat makes the fuse trip out every time when the water completely dries up. Of course that's going to make it die early- it's like relying on a device to turn off by deliberately overloading it. Crappy design there in spite of the rest of the unit being solid- there's no on/off switch, you just plug in and it goes. That's what all the people here are complaining about. I took a star off for no full disclosure on important details like this (no on/off switch? KIND of important, don't ya think?). No worries, though- quick fix. Just go to Home Depot or Lowe's, get a good digital power on/off timer plug (~$30), and program it to stop just short of drying out (After experimenting, I now set mine to run for 4h55m). This will make just under the full gallon, but it takes MUCH longer for the scale to build up since it doesn't dry completely out, and I just dump the small bit of nasty water left at the bottom into the sink before refilling. And trust me- you'll be glad to see it there and not in your drinking water, so I'm glad for my purchase. Hope this helps!P.S.- be careful with the glass jug provided- it's thin and fragile...
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Megahome Countertop Water Distiller Stainless, Glass Collection