Do you distill one gallon at a time or can you continue to add water for continuous processing?
1126476
one at a time, use hot tap water and cuts distillation time in half. works just fune
1126477
you need to refill the reservoir which sits in front of the pitcher. Unlike a coffee maker the water does not get added to the top. This is actually a good thing or else the receiving pitcher would overflow. Has not been a problem for us. We just transfer the water to another empty pitcher for storage and restart the cycle
1126478
No about a gallon at a time, also the resivoir that holds the water and is heated to distill is plastic. Ok for the price but a stainless steal model would have been better.
1126479
There is s nozzle that release the distill water in front , you don't add water to this machine it uses the moisture in the air to make distill water
1126480
I prefer distilling one gallon at a time because it allows me to go in and clean the inner tank out with a soft bristle brush to remove any mineral deposits.I find doing so in this manner prevents the mineral deposits from caking up in the tank unnecessarily.
1126481
Just one gallon at a time. If u are using tap water, be sure to scrub out after every use. I catch rain water and use it to distill. It tastes better and isn't hard to clean after a use. I hope this was help full. Good luck :-)
841438
I don't think you can add extra water. You just add what you need at the time.
326469
I use distilled water in mine. I keep a gallon by each ironing board. You can use tap water but then it depends on the type of tap water in your area. Reliable Corp. recommends the following: ° Distilled water° Softened water (from a household water softener)° Filtered water with low mineral content (counter top unit or store bought)° Tap water (if your tap water is hard, this is the least recommended)Hope this helps!Smiles,Love2Sew&Quilt;
1182122
Yes, you can purée for as long as you'd like and add as much water as you'd like for desired thickness and consistency.
915507
Yes... basically u just turn the nob to stop the brewing process once u have ur one shot. I personally fill 2 at a time and find that 1 1/3 scoop works well
1643777
You can just buy a gallon of distilled water from the grocery store for 75 cents too. Distilled water has already been boiled (ie distilled), so no impurities, air, etc.
110988
We pre-filter our water even before putting it into the distiller, so we don't get much build up after a single distillation, but I have friends who have said they experience what you do when using tap water. I'd clean it after ever distillation, and I'd use the product they recommend. It works great. We still do other cleaning with white vinegar, but we think that the stuff in the jar works better.
2020743
mix 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water and then water as you normally would when needed. I used the kelp on new seedlings just when they emerged, worked great.
1663963
You can use as much as 5mls per one gallon. Different uses call for different combinations of concentrate and water.
1152483
Yes. But, if you have a lot calcium in your water I would use distiller water.
1412118
There are different strengths you can mix it but most people mix it one oz per gallon. I hope this helps.
2259963
You use one whole (one ounce?) bottle per use - I think it mixes up to make a gallon of spray.
545521
I have done both. If you mix in soil before adding water, you will need to add a bit more water to the soil but you won't ave to water as often after that.
1129170
If you want to do more than five gallons you would need to refill the container. Our continuous flow does allow you to do as many gallons as you would like without getting up the refill the container.
383425
you can add whatever you like, just don't add it before you carbonate the water.Karen/Eurostoves
27930
i just use soda stream flavors (you dont add the flavor(s) till after you carbonate the water).
1864983
yes to both questions - can use distilled water & not use direct water hook up