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Description
The Pure Water 46998V Mini-Classic CT Distiller, formerly known as the Mini-Classic II, is ideal for producing clean, healthy water for many applications related to health, as well as maintaining your products which use water, such as dental products, vaporizers, humidifiers, CPAP machines, lead-acid batteries, engine cooling systems, steam irons, waterfalls, fish aquariums, and many more. In fact, many manufacturers strongly recommend using distilled water in order to prolong the life of their products. This product will only work on a 240V AC outlet. It will not work on a 110V AC outlet.
THIS DOES NOT COME WITH A WARRANTY
Features:
- No installation required.
- Simple operation and removable boiling tank for easy maintenance.
- Ideal countertop water distiller for small families, RVs, yachts, apartments and second homes.
- Completely hypoallergenic design.
- Constructed from 304 stainless steel and only the highest quality components.
- Dual volatile gas venting system that removes a majority of VOC's.
- Thermal reset to prevent overheating.
- Hand-crafted in the USA
NOTE: Due to the wide range of possible European outlets, a power cord is not included with the 240 volt Mini-Classic distiller.
THE PURE WATER MINI-CLASSIC CT™
is a compact, portable, personal steam distillation system that allows small families to produce high-purity steam distilled water for their drinking and consumable uses. The Pure Water Mini-Classic CT™ home water distiller operates much like a coffee maker. It does not require installation, is very portable, and is simple to operate and maintain.
Distiller System Water Great for Juicers & Blenders
When using a Juicer or a Blender, water from a Mini-Classic CT water distiller is a great source for clean and pure water. If you are creating delicious smoothies or juices with fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as wheatgrass, purified Distilled water is the only logical choice. It provides you with the most nutritional drink possible with the greatest taste!
FEMA and the American Red Cross
have recommended distillation as a process for treating water of questionable quality in an emergency.
