What Is Distilled Water And Why Should You Use It?
Distilled water (zero TDS) is water that has been boiled into vapor and condensed back into liquid in a separate container. Impurities in the original water that do not boil below or near the boiling point of water remain in the original container. Thus, Distilled water (zero TDS) is a type of purified water.
Where Can We Use Distilled Water?
- The same minerals in purified and spring water that are beneficial to our bodies can corrode internal engine parts.
- The engine of a car uses a lot of heat when the car is running. Distilled water (zero TDS) is safe to use in cooling down engines and cleaning since it is free of compounds.
- Distilled water is also commonly used to top off lead-acid batteries often found in cars and trucks. Lead batteries rely on water to keep cars and trucks running or they will deteriorate.
- Some car owners also use distilled water to wash their cars. Using hard water on some parts of a car may ruin the exterior or even lead to limescale stains.
How Do We Get Distilled Water?
Distilled water (zero TDS) is created by bringing water to a boil and condensing the vapor back into a liquid state in a separate container. This process not only eliminates microbes but also retains virtually all impurities in the original container. Compared with other processes, such as water filtration that removes only specific contaminants, water distillation is far more effective at removing impurities. In fact, the result of this process is water with unparalleled purity.
When To Choose Distilled Water?
For any use that requires water with the lowest levels of impurities, distilled water is the ideal choice. For example, individuals may choose to drink distilled water over filtered water because they have sensitivities to certain water impurities. Additionally, thanks to its unrivaled purity, distilled water is the preferred choice for use in everything from machines to laboratories. For example, customers often utilize our services to ensure a steady supply of distilled water for use in CPAP machines, tattoo parlors, dentist offices, and many other applications.
High-Quality Distilled Water From Mountain Glacier:
When you start a Distilled water (zero TDS) delivery service with Mountain Glacier, you can trust that the water has undergone a thorough distillation process, ensuring it is fit for your needs. Our Distilled water (zero TDS) is recognized by the Food and Drug Administration to have none of the following impurities:
- Chlorine
- Fluoride
- Nitrate
- Iron
- Sodium
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Heavy metals
Choose From A Variety Of Distilled Water Options:
With locations in Indianapolis and Evansville, Mountain Glacier is the premier provider of distilled water delivery throughout Indiana and northwestern Kentucky. We offer our own line of Mountain Glacier distilled water in 5-gallon jugs and 1-gallon containers (3-pack). And we are a trusted distributor for the renowned brand Ice Mountain, including 5-gallon and 1-gallon containers (5-pack), and even 55-gallon drums that are perfect for machine applications.
Convenient Distilled Water Delivery:
Mountain Glacier is a local, family-owned company that makes getting pure water as easy as possible for local homeowners and business owners. In addition to flexible Distilled water (zero TDS) delivery that works with your schedule, we can also provide you with a top-quality rented or purchased water cooler, which will make it easy to dispense distilled water from the jugs you order. We can also provide you with the cups and other products you’ll need to enjoy our water.
Satisfied Order Placements:
We aim to fulfill all orders as promptly as possible. If you would prefer to distill your own water check out our home water distillers or ask one of our helpful staff members for more information.
Regular Testing!
All purified and Distilled water (zero TDS) water provided from Advanced chemical and engineering is tested on a regular basis with all the analysis available to clients should it be required. For further details on the specification of the water and how it may react in different situations or environments please do not hesitate to contact one of the team and we will gladly provide you with more information.