How to make a distiller, DIY water distiller. Simple distiller.

If you need distilled water for making colloidal silver or just to sanitize water for drinking, this will be a big help I hope. You can use any tubing type you have for the condenser coil. The preferred would be copper or stainless steel, but glass or steel or aluminum will work if you have no choice. Some plastic tubing may even work if it doesn't melt easy. I had some 1/4" soft copper tubing and that would be a perfect size if you can get it from Lowes or something. If you need to drink this water for survival, you will have to add some electrolytes, so the distilled water doesn't draw your nutrients from your body. But remember that it CAN, if you need to draw out toxins and poisons. So for drinking water... just add some salt to the water if you must drink it, or NOT if your using it to draw out something. I do not know how much salt to use. Too much will be bad. I would guess a pinch, like 1/16 teaspoon per 16 oz. This method of distillation will get rid of bacteria and some chemicals and dirt particles, metals, radioactive particles, etc. This does not eliminate things like alcohol or gasoline from water because these vaporize before water does. It MAY NOT get rid of viruses that are airborne. I would do some research if you want more information. Boiling water does not "kill" viruses as far as I have been told...It takes higher than 212 degrees.
Reverse osmosis gets rid of viruses.