Home Water Distiller: Waterwise® 8800 Countertop Water Distiller

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Home Water Distiller: Waterwise® 8800 Countertop Water Distiller

Home Water Distiller: Waterwise® 8800 Countertop Water Distiller Feature

Purifies water that's 99% free of most tap water contaminants.
Reduces 99% of inorganic/radiological contaminants such as lead, arsenic and fluoride and removes cysts, bacteria and viruses
Includes a one-gallon non-leaching water bottle and programmable on/off settings
15"H x 15.5" diameter; 14.3 lbs

6 Gallon Steam Water Distiller

The Waterwise Distiller transforms your household tap water into clean drinking water. First turning your ordinary household tap water into purified steam, then passing the steam through a carbon filter collecting 99% of tap water contaminants leaving you will fresher cleaner drinking water. Typical contaminants found in your tap water include lead, arsenic, cysts, bacteria and viruses - Utilizing the Waterwise 8800 Distiller will kill 99% of those harmful poisons.

The 8800 Waterwise Distiller, purifies a gallon of water in four hours with an overall capacity of six gallons per day. The filter status bar indicates when to change the carbon filter (typically every 2-3 months).

Distiller Benefits:

Removes 99% of Tap Water Contaminants
6 Gallon Capacity
Fits on your countertop
Easy to use
Uses Steam Technology to Purify Water
15"H x 15½" diameter; 14.3 lbs.
Includes: 1 Gallon Water Bottle & On/Off Settings

The programmable on/off settings allow you to set a time when you want your distiller to activate. Perfect to run over night so you have fresh water to brew your coffee, tea or drink on it's own.

Save Money - Don't Buy Bottled Water

If the average American spends .50 on a bottle of water per day, they are spending 8 per year on bottled water. If you purchase the Waterwise Distiller for 9 plus a 6 pack of replacement filters for you have spent a total of 3. By this estimate, within the first year you will have begun to save money. Remember this estimate is per person, therefore if you have more than one person in your household you will begin to save money exponentially.

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