One good point to make: store distilled water comes in plastic jugs and as distilled water is (empty) water, it will absorb plastic molecules from the jug plus the chemicals from the plastic. Also, the minerals missing from distilled are readily replaced by the foods we eat, so no worries about missing minerals. Also, you can drink distilled with no harm by simply adding a pinch of sea salt to put in the good minerals. Last advice: Let the water come to a boil before adding the lid over it to release any VOC gasses that may be in the source water.
It's so profound, I have been sick for 3 weeks with a weird throat bug and my body just filled up with dead cells (green puss) soooo much, my stomach has been so toxic feeling, like too much salt, years ago by my own mind come up with the idea of pulling, using deminerised water to draw out toxins, so I drank one big cup of deminerised water and within 1hrs the toxic feeling had gone, why do we need water with minerals when we eat healthy and get all we need , we don't, I'm blown away by the quick effect
@@oldtimerlee8820I am not advising best treatment, but if you have none of that distilling could save someone's life. I was just pointing out that the fall out is too heavy to rise with the steam. 99 percent of people do not have access to carbon filters and reverse osmosis. Just a simple pot and ability to boil is better than nothing.
There are DIY distillers. Recently saw a video where someone used a pressure cooker / canner. Have seen them made using stock pots. A number of variations from very simple to the equivalent of distilling moonshine. The latter used to be common in my rural area in the SE US.
Great idea to invert a glass pot lid. Easy method for turning out qualities of distilled water based on the size of the vessels. I have a large stock pot (without a vent hole) that would work well. Suspect I can use a wide mouth 1/2 gal mason jar to collect the water. Thinking that I can put a platform of some kind in the pot. Then set the jar on it, so the mouth of the jar is just below the handle. That would allow a considerable amount of water to be put into the pot itself. Use a canning jar lifter to remove the hot jar, when its nearly full. Jar should be narrow enough to adding more water to the pot, as needed, would be easy, too. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for the inspiration! Appreciated.
I have had trouble, off and on, finding distilled water for my CPAP. It never occurred to me that I could make my own, I thought it was a complicated process. Thanks so much!
OmG! 62 years old how did I not know this?!? Thank you Jinne! I just filled my Cpap and noticed I’m low on water. I don’t think I’ll make it regularly but it sure is handy to know
Great information!! I melt leftover candles and make them into new ones and I put a washcloth in the bottom of my metal pot to keep the glass from jiggling and breaking since some candle holders are thin glass. It works like a charm.
Thank you for the demonstration. That's simple. You can add: -something to elevate the receiving container above the water so it won't float and move. -ice or cold water (in a plastic bag) on top of the installation to keep the lid at a lower temperature compared to the steam. Notice that (as said at 4:00) there is no need for the water to boil. That's why this installation also works when expose to direct solar rays. It will never boil but the vapor will appear as well. For solar installation, use a black and not shinny outside container to absorb and not reflect the solar rays. Have a nice day.
And the Lady Rockstar is BACK!!! You are easily my fave prepper channel. Agree with other comments, can make a really great rehydration drink by adding minerals and salts. A channel called Mary's Nest has a video on how to do this. Many thanks Jinnie, keep 'em coming, babe.
Amazing! I guess thus is what is known as "steam-distilled" water. That's what I buy at the store to make crystal clear colloidal silver with. I could do this if I had to. Thank you, Jinne!
My grandma used to add some salt to the distilled water afterbitvhad cooled. She said it replenished the minerals it lost while distilling. She would use the one with salt for drinking and pure distilled for cooking and everything else.
Great! Thank you! And if you turn that plate upside down the steam from your distilled water won't run down and drip off the edge! Love this. Thank you so much.
Definitely gonna start doing this for my plants. At some point, I run out of stored rainwater even living in Florida, and my fancy plants HARE tap water.
Try putting a folded wash cloth in the bottom of the pan. Will help keep glass bowl in place, and keep it from breaking by cushioning it from the rocking when the water boils.
Ty so much your intro 2:00 minutes was perfectly timed ⌚ i like adding the timer on the smartphone or the oven stive timer to make noise ⏰ as reminder to go and look if its finished.
Wonderful! My husband uses a CPAP machine and I am a quilter (lots of steam iron usage!) and although it tastes amazing, our water is full of minerals. When I first moved here I didn’t know better and ruined my fancy Rowenta iron. Lately I’ve had a very hard time finding distilled water at WalMart, and Hannaford doesn’t carry it. This will be a great help to me, and this gives me yet another reason to be thankful for your channel! PLUS, I ordered my ThriveLife Valentines Day specials today, thanks so much for telling us about the Flash sale! Hope your day was wonderful and that your Valentine was sweet to you!❤️❤️❤️
@Susan S. Dollar general carries distilled water, too. Near the sodas on the shelf. Looks like plain water but SAYS distilled. My CPAP uses it & when Walmart here limited at beginning of pandemic the local fire department acquired and delivered distilled water. Mine came from dollar general. That's how I learned about it.
Thank you. As a CPAP user this will help so much. I’ve been stock piling some, but those jugs are so thin it doesn’t take much to rupture them. Many thanks for all you teach us.
Thank you! My son uses a CPAP machine and it's getting harder to get the distilled water here. He and I both are relieved to know we can make it ourselves.
I like Himalayan salt, but not so sure all the minerals it contains are organic. Organic minerals come from plants. Plants have the unique ability to transform inorganic minerals into organic minerals. These are the minerals we need. Inorganic minerals are not absorbable by humans and will only cause problems for us... Kidney and gall stones, hardening of the arteries and capillaries in the brain, equals senility. (calcium is an insulator therefore, preventing electrical signals so you cannot recall or process information in your brain... this usually takes many years... hence older folks suffer). We are dependent on plants or animals that eat them for our required minerals. Himalayan salts contain many minerals that may have gone through a plant, but also minerals from the raw earth or the seas. A good thing about Himalayan salt is that it is 250-300 million years old has never been exposed to our modern polluted atmosphere. It is protected by the Himalayan Mountains, which are the highest and youngest mountains on Earth. It is only mined by hand... No powered machinery at all. Properly distilled water is simply pure H2O only... It has a neutral pH of 7, no color, odor, or taste. Water is the universal solvent of all things. Pure water is what we should be consuming. It will not dissolve your bones or any other body parts but will help absorb impurities and toxins, so they can be excreted naturally.
I am making my own water distiller at minute one more part to come in. And should be up and running next week. I have been drinking distilled water from 15/09/21. every day.
You can also sterilize water in a canner. When I have a few spaces left in my canner I add a couple jars of (Berkey)filtered water to my canner and store it just in case we ever need sterilized water 😊
Geez, I learn something new every day. Water has skyrocketed here so this is awesome. Can you store it in plastic containers? Thanks again. Have a blessed night🙂👍
@Faithful patriot. Yes but it's better to store in sealed glass. Plastic actually allows evaporation of water over time. That's why in hotter temps the distilled water you buy has less in it.
Thank you! I received some Venus fly traps and I'm only allowed to use distilled water but I don't want to keep going to the store to feed the cute lil things! I'm gonna try it tonight!
Greetings from the land of ice and snow 😎☕️🥶 Excellent presentation! I had not thought of that and certainly doable! I made my own water distiller: single wall stainless steel water bottle, a lab food grade rubber stopper and 3/8 copper tubing. I duct taped one end and filled with sand box sand until it filled the tube completely and duct taped the other end. Used a rolling pin to coil the tube (all but 6 inches on either end) without putting any kinks in it. Once I had the desired coil that I wanted, simply removed the duct tape from both ends and emptied out the sand and washed the tube throughly and let dry. I Slowly drilled a hole through the rubber stopper slightly smaller that the tube for a sealed tight fit. Filled the water bottle with tap water and placed on the stove to boil. Placed a 2 cup glass measuring cup to collect the distilled water.
@Lou M. Snow is distilled water. Fill glass jars from snow after first 12" of snow. (All the pollution has been removed by then. ) Then bring inside where it's warmer. It will slowly melt a room temp back to a liquid state. Do NOT put on heat source or glass could explode.
@@edieboudreau9637 depends on the air quality report for a given day I believe that would have to be taken into consideration. We have a coal fired power plant here.
Thank you for another great video, cause I need distilled water for my c-pap machine, when I am canning and don't have enough jars to fill my canner, I have canned up some distilled water for the shelves. Happy Valentine's day to you and your husband!💜
Thanks for sharing this. I didn't realize that we don't need to buy a fancy machine that does not work very well, costs a lot and needs maintenance. Can you show a way to distiller larger amounts at a time?
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Add a rack to the bottom of the pan so you're bowl/container don't move around, also reduces risks of breakage..
good idea.
This is excellent information! People with CPAP Machines or other medical devices that require it need to know this. Thank you!!!
Buy one, cheap enough
One good point to make: store distilled water comes in plastic jugs and as distilled water is (empty) water, it will absorb plastic molecules from the jug plus the chemicals from the plastic. Also, the minerals missing from distilled are readily replaced by the foods we eat, so no worries about missing minerals. Also, you can drink distilled with no harm by simply adding a pinch of sea salt to put in the good minerals. Last advice: Let the water come to a boil before adding the lid over it to release any VOC gasses that may be in the source water.
Excellent observations, thanks so much❤
Thank you for this advice
Thats right! That bottled water is only good for cars or cleaning products. Salt and lemon can be added for electrolytes
Can you use stainless steal pot to catch the water that drips in? Or does it only have to be glass?
It's so profound, I have been sick for 3 weeks with a weird throat bug and my body just filled up with dead cells (green puss) soooo much, my stomach has been so toxic feeling, like too much salt, years ago by my own mind come up with the idea of pulling, using deminerised water to draw out toxins, so I drank one big cup of deminerised water and within 1hrs the toxic feeling had gone, why do we need water with minerals when we eat healthy and get all we need , we don't, I'm blown away by the quick effect
Love the simplicity of this without al the expensive fangled gadgets
There has Been a Shortage of Distilled Water in our Area. Thanks for Sharing this.
Thank you for not charging us for this information and keeping it simple and
to the point.
Thank you for this info and thanks everyone for the additional comments
This is so helpful! My local Wal-Mart has been out of the distilled water for months.
Same here in Vermont! What would we do without Jinne?!?
Excellent. In an emergency distilling the water is the only way to make sure water has radioactive fall out removed and safe to drink.
Uhmmmmm, I thought that a combination of treatments, including both carbon and reverse osmosis is the preferred method.
@@oldtimerlee8820I am not advising best treatment, but if you have none of that distilling could save someone's life. I was just pointing out that the fall out is too heavy to rise with the steam. 99 percent of people do not have access to carbon filters and reverse osmosis. Just a simple pot and ability to boil is better than nothing.
P⁰⁰0⁰p😅@@oldtimerlee8820
good to know you can make this water this way instead of having to buy a distiller, not that they're that expensive but still.
There are DIY distillers. Recently saw a video where someone used a pressure cooker / canner. Have seen them made using stock pots. A number of variations from very simple to the equivalent of distilling moonshine. The latter used to be common in my rural area in the SE US.
Great idea to invert a glass pot lid. Easy method for turning out qualities of distilled water based on the size of the vessels. I have a large stock pot (without a vent hole) that would work well. Suspect I can use a wide mouth 1/2 gal mason jar to collect the water. Thinking that I can put a platform of some kind in the pot. Then set the jar on it, so the mouth of the jar is just below the handle. That would allow a considerable amount of water to be put into the pot itself. Use a canning jar lifter to remove the hot jar, when its nearly full. Jar should be narrow enough to adding more water to the pot, as needed, would be easy, too.
Thanks for sharing. Thanks for the inspiration! Appreciated.
I have had trouble, off and on, finding distilled water for my CPAP. It never occurred to me that I could make my own, I thought it was a complicated process. Thanks so much!
I’m so glad you made this video - my husband & I were just talking about this the other day!
OmG! 62 years old how did I not know this?!? Thank you Jinne! I just filled my Cpap and noticed I’m low on water. I don’t think I’ll make it regularly but it sure is handy to know
Same here….62 and did not know.
@@Bex-rg8pjbuy one cheap enough
Another tip is to put ice cubes on the outside of the inverted pot cover. It will cause the water vapor to condense much quicker.
Thanks for sharing. So many times I've run out of distilled water for my CPAP, so now I know how to make my own. Awesome idea!
Oh my gosh- information i didn’t even know I needed to know! Thanks you♥️
Great information!! I melt leftover candles and make them into new ones and I put a washcloth in the bottom of my metal pot to keep the glass from jiggling and breaking since some candle holders are thin glass. It works like a charm.
Excellent! Excellent! You are a fount of useful information! What a blessing you are to us!
Amazing! I was always curious about how water was distilled. Many many thanks for this! You are awesome 💜
Thank you for the demonstration.
That's simple.
You can add:
-something to elevate the receiving container above the water so it won't float and move.
-ice or cold water (in a plastic bag) on top of the installation to keep the lid at a lower temperature compared to the steam.
Notice that (as said at 4:00) there is no need for the water to boil. That's why this installation also works when expose to direct solar rays. It will never boil but the vapor will appear as well. For solar installation, use a black and not shinny outside container to absorb and not reflect the solar rays.
Have a nice day.
And the Lady Rockstar is BACK!!! You are easily my fave prepper channel.
Agree with other comments, can make a really great rehydration drink by adding minerals and salts. A channel called Mary's Nest has a video on how to do this.
Many thanks Jinnie, keep 'em coming, babe.
LOVED THIS. THANKS!! BY FAR THE EASIEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST HEATHY WAY TO MAKE IT.
Neat idea,never seen one before. Your videos are so informative about common things no one thinks about! Nice!
Great to know! I only use distilled water in my steam iron so I don't need to clean off the white stuff that can gather on the plate. Thanks!
Wow, that is so simple! Thank you, jinnie
Great demonstration! I've always wondered how to do this in an easy way! Thanks, Jinne!
Thank you…..kicking myself for donating my water distiller 15 yrs ago….. This is a good alternative!
wow this mom is genius
This was such a great video, thank you for teaching me something I didn't know!🌺
Amazing! I guess thus is what is known as "steam-distilled" water. That's what I buy at the store to make crystal clear colloidal silver with. I could do this if I had to. Thank you, Jinne!
Awesome! I use distilled water for my neti pot!!
That is cool , thank you Jinne , till next time
My grandma used to add some salt to the distilled water afterbitvhad cooled. She said it replenished the minerals it lost while distilling. She would use the one with salt for drinking and pure distilled for cooking and everything else.
Do you know what type of salt?
@@charbertolahmahnz9173purest sea salt you can find, or Celtic, or Himalayan pink - not ordinary table salt, with all the chemicals added!
love me some good home cooking. thanks for this recipe
Important skill to know. Thanks 😊
Great! Thank you! And if you turn that plate upside down the steam from your distilled water won't run down and drip off the edge! Love this. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much 💜🌎🕊
Great video, very helpful, thank you for sharing this!!❤
Thank you so very much! I watch a lot of homestead videos and you are one of the best! Short sweet and to the point!
Definitely gonna start doing this for my plants. At some point, I run out of stored rainwater even living in Florida, and my fancy plants HARE tap water.
Thanks Jinne, great kitchen hack. God Bless and stay safe.
Always my favorite channel. Thanks.
Thank you Jinne, valuable information! God bless!
This is great information. Never know what info you will need later even if not now. Thank you for all of your videos.
Thankyou for caring and sharing!!
Try putting a folded wash cloth in the bottom of the pan. Will help keep glass bowl in place, and keep it from breaking by cushioning it from the rocking when the water boils.
I always wondered how to do this. Thanks Jenni.
Ty so much your intro 2:00 minutes was perfectly timed ⌚ i like adding the timer on the smartphone or the oven stive timer to make noise ⏰ as reminder to go and look if its finished.
Wonderful! My husband uses a CPAP machine and I am a quilter (lots of steam iron usage!) and although it tastes amazing, our water is full of minerals. When I first moved here I didn’t know better and ruined my fancy Rowenta iron. Lately I’ve had a very hard time finding distilled water at WalMart, and Hannaford doesn’t carry it. This will be a great help to me, and this gives me yet another reason to be thankful for your channel! PLUS, I ordered my ThriveLife Valentines Day specials today, thanks so much for telling us about the Flash sale! Hope your day was wonderful and that your Valentine was sweet to you!❤️❤️❤️
@Susan S. Dollar general carries distilled water, too. Near the sodas on the shelf. Looks like plain water but SAYS distilled. My CPAP uses it & when Walmart here limited at beginning of pandemic the local fire department acquired and delivered distilled water. Mine came from dollar general. That's how I learned about it.
@@edieboudreau9637 thank you soooo much! I’ll definitely be making some using Jinne’s ‘recipe’, but there’s something to be said for convenience, too!
Thank you. As a CPAP user this will help so much. I’ve been stock piling some, but those jugs are so thin it doesn’t take much to rupture them. Many thanks for all you teach us.
Thank you! My son uses a CPAP machine and it's getting harder to get the distilled water here. He and I both are relieved to know we can make it ourselves.
Good video to share with family members who use cpaps or humidifiers.
Wow wish I had found this before I bought my distiller. I will use this method when I am travelling and visiting family.
Thanks for sharing on how to make your own distilled water!!
Thank you!
Thanks, Jinnie, like many I can't find it lately and need it for my husband's CPAP machine. I love knowing how to do things like this:)
I know its an older video but wanted to say thanks for a very clear informative easy explanation of how to do this. Just subscribed
This is awesome! Thanks for sharing ❤️
This is super helpful to know how to do. Thanks.
This is much needed information, needed by many. I have never thought to look up how distilled water is made🤔 Thank you so very much!!! 🙏🙌❤️
We have c paps and my husband has a Oxygen tank that takes it. I can;t find it anywhere for over 4 weeks now. This video is perfect timing. Thank You!
Excellent presentation TY
I was just wondering the other day how to make this! Thx!
Simple but brilliant
Thank you so much I have been trying to find distilled water for 3 weeks I do use a c-pap and never even thought of making my own. God bless you.
Thanks for the info I have a BIPAP and have had problems at times trying to find distilled water
Thank you so much for this video. I didn't know this. This is going in my notebook for future things I might need. Very smart.
I had no idea. Thank you
Thank you for making this video! You made it so simple and explained it well. After watching this, I feel more confident about cleaning water.
Thanks for this simple skill.
I’ll put a towel or a trivet at the bottom of the pot when I do mine. Thank u for the video. Brand new subscriber here.
Thank you so much! I haven’t been able to find distilled water in the last couple of weeks.
Thank You, nice very teaching video, I wish I had seen this earlier.
You can get all of your minerals and more through adding Himalayan salt to distilled water my advice would be don't ever drink water out of a tap
I like Himalayan salt, but not so sure all the minerals it contains are organic. Organic minerals come from plants. Plants have the unique ability to transform inorganic minerals into organic minerals. These are the minerals we need.
Inorganic minerals are not absorbable by humans and will only cause problems for us... Kidney and gall stones, hardening of the arteries and capillaries in the brain, equals senility. (calcium is an insulator therefore, preventing electrical signals so you cannot recall or process information in your brain... this usually takes many years... hence older folks suffer).
We are dependent on plants or animals that eat them for our required minerals. Himalayan salts contain many minerals that may have gone through a plant, but also minerals from the raw earth or the seas.
A good thing about Himalayan salt is that it is 250-300 million years old has never been exposed to our modern polluted atmosphere. It is protected by the Himalayan Mountains, which are the highest and youngest mountains on Earth. It is only mined by hand... No powered machinery at all.
Properly distilled water is simply pure H2O only... It has a neutral pH of 7, no color, odor, or taste. Water is the universal solvent of all things. Pure water is what we should be consuming. It will not dissolve your bones or any other body parts but will help absorb impurities and toxins, so they can be excreted naturally.
Thank you, that was interesting.
Cool idea
Thanks for this video. It was so weird that it popped up in my feed because I was just wondering about this very thing yesterday.
WOW I never knew that Thank You Jinnie 🤗🤗🙏 Kendra
Thank you so much!
Thank you, if did not know this. So much food information
Thank you! This is good to know
My husband is on a cpap and I've got about 12 gallons stored but this is great to know!
Like the info for distilled water. Thanks
This is so cool to know! Thank you.
Thank you! This was just what I was looking for today.
I am making my own water distiller at minute one more part to come in. And should be up and running next week. I have been drinking distilled water from 15/09/21. every day.
What a great idea! I have a distiller machine but I wondered how I could sterilize water if we lose power. Now I know. Thank you 😊
You can also sterilize water in a canner. When I have a few spaces left in my canner I add a couple jars of (Berkey)filtered water to my canner and store it just in case we ever need sterilized water 😊
Awesome, thank you. Love life skill videos.
Geez, I learn something new every day. Water has skyrocketed here so this is awesome. Can you store it in plastic containers? Thanks again. Have a blessed night🙂👍
@Faithful patriot. Yes but it's better to store in sealed glass. Plastic actually allows evaporation of water over time. That's why in hotter temps the distilled water you buy has less in it.
@@edieboudreau9637 Ok, thank you🙂
Interesting! I had no idea. Thank you.
Thank you! I received some Venus fly traps and I'm only allowed to use distilled water but I don't want to keep going to the store to feed the cute lil things! I'm gonna try it tonight!
Greetings from the land of ice and snow 😎☕️🥶 Excellent presentation! I had not thought of that and certainly doable!
I made my own water distiller: single wall stainless steel water bottle, a lab food grade rubber stopper and 3/8 copper tubing. I duct taped one end and filled with sand box sand until it filled the tube completely and duct taped the other end. Used a rolling pin to coil the tube (all but 6 inches on either end) without putting any kinks in it. Once I had the desired coil that I wanted, simply removed the duct tape from both ends and emptied out the sand and washed the tube throughly and let dry. I Slowly drilled a hole through the rubber stopper slightly smaller that the tube for a sealed tight fit. Filled the water bottle with tap water and placed on the stove to boil. Placed a 2 cup glass measuring cup to collect the distilled water.
@Lou M. Snow is distilled water. Fill glass jars from snow after first 12" of snow. (All the pollution has been removed by then. ) Then bring inside where it's warmer. It will slowly melt a room temp back to a liquid state. Do NOT put on heat source or glass could explode.
@@edieboudreau9637 depends on the air quality report for a given day I believe that would have to be taken into consideration. We have a coal fired power plant here.
@@loum3733 true. That WOULD be a factor
I had seen this before but forgot how to do it. We are getting things to make our own Berkley also. Love your videos. Keep up the great work 👍
How are you making your own Berkey? I’m very interested in this!
@@delgadojmar She made a video on it. Using 2 pots from Walmart and a filter.
thanks, Jinne 🙂
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing another great video 👍👍👍🥰
Excellent job thanks for sharing 👍😎
Thank you for another great video, cause I need distilled water for my c-pap machine, when I am canning and don't have enough jars to fill my canner, I have canned up some distilled water for the shelves. Happy Valentine's day to you and your husband!💜
Thank you so much. I will be doing this for sure
Thanks for sharing this. I didn't realize that we don't need to buy a fancy machine that does not work very well, costs a lot and needs maintenance. Can you show a way to distiller larger amounts at a time?