Countertop Distillers
The process of distillation is a relatively simple one. Water is heated to 212 degrees in the boiler vessel. Boiling the water produces steam that is virtually contaminant free.

The steam is then vented through a condenser coil that converts the steam back into water, which then percolates through a post carbon filter that removes any remaining organics such as chlorine, trihalomethanes, PCBs, and pesticides.

Distillation alone removes 99% of dissolved solids including sodium, aluminum, nitrates, lead, copper, arsenic and many others