Where do you get your Distilled Water?

[dad07]

I get mine at Walmart as well. I'm in there once a week, they have the best deal on 223 ammo. I'll scoot in for ammo, distilled water, and beer for the weekend!

[markiteight]

Screw Walmart! I get cans of dehydrated water by the case from my local restaurant food service supplier for super cheap. It's very concentrated so a little goes a long way, and the dehydration process removes all chemicals.

[HockeyCrazi]

Why do you boil it?

No idea really, I know boiling water kills some things and chemicals do mix better at warmer temperatures. The only thing I can remember from Chemistry in high school.

[HockeyCrazi]

Thanks for the replies guys. Looks like I'm S.O.L., just went to Target and got some Distilled Water, it's very cheap, only $0.92/gallon.

[scuff]

No idea really, I know boiling water kills some things and chemicals do mix better at warmer temperatures. The only thing I can remember from Chemistry in high school.

I doubt there's much to grow after filtering tap water, especially if you use it fairly soon. I wonder if boiling it might be adding contaminants from whatever container you used.

Looks like you found the $0.92/gallon solution, though.

[BMW435]

Target

[FUNX650]

Screw Walmart!
I get cans of dehydrated water by the
case from my local restaurant food service
supplier for super cheap.

It's very concentrated so a little goes
a long way, and the dehydration process
removes all chemicals.

Goes real good with:







Bob

[Misterpaul]

I get mine at the office. I go back into the lens coating lab where we use both distilled and deionized water. We also use distilled water in the office Keurig and the home Keurig.

[ducksfan]

A lot of laughs out of this thread. Since it's almost the 4th weekend, I'm heading to Walmart to get some water, some ammo and some beer and see what happens.

[ducksfan]

Well actually, maybe I shouldn't. I could just boil the water. But, the ammo and beer might get me into some trouble.