Specifications

The Pure Water Mini-Classic III is constructed of top-quality, stainless steel.

The Pure Water, Inc. Mini-Classic III is a compact, portable distiller with a removable boiling chamber allowing for easy filling and cleaning. With a capacity of approximately 3 liters per three and one-half hour cycle, this manually filled distiller is perfect for a single user, or small family. It's also perfect for use in a camper or RV, or taken to a second home for distilled water enjoyment away from home. Machine shown in storage position 

QUALITY CONSTRUCTION 

The Pure Water Mini-Classic III is constructed of top-quality, stainless steel to provide years of dependable service with a minimum of care. It is air cooled and equipped with a unique timer to stop automatically at the end of each distilling cycle. The unit has continuous self-sterilization when in operation and is equipped with a removable boiling tank for easy filling and cleaning. A safety shutoff switch turns the unit off should it ever overheat. The unit stores neatly on a countertop for your convenience, but while in operation, the top should be clear of any obstruction to allow for proper air circulation. 


Each Pure Water distiller is complete with purity vents to allow the organic and inorganic compounds to escape. Additionally, a carbon post filter is included to aid in the removal of any gaseous carryover and to improve taste. The filter pillow is housed in a stainless steel filter cup, so your distilled water never comes into contact with plastic! 


STORAGE 

Included with each Mini-Classic III is a one-gallon, glass container. This handy dispenser comes with a handle and pour-through lid, and is used to collect the distilled water. It's a perfect fit in your refrigerator. 


DISTILLATION & THE HYDROLOGIC CYCLE

 

 

Just as Mother Nature takes ocean water and makes pure, rain water, a Pure Water distiller duplicates the Hydrologic Cycle inside this appliance.

1. Regular tap water is poured into the boiling tank.
2. A heating element boils the contaminated water and the steam rises.
3. The steam passes into the condensing coil, and the impurities are left behind.
4. A fan cools the steam and converts it to water - pure, distilled water.
5. A glass storage container holds one gallon of distilled drinking water and is dispensed through the pourthrough lid

Heating element kit