Countertop Water Distiller

[Cruisaire]

Anyone here ever us e a Genesis 3000 water distiller? Curious since I may be able to pick one up for cheap.

[Cruisaire]

Well, I'd bet that a.) no one has tried it yet and/or b.) why bother?

[Gimp]

Does the interest astound you?!!!



I didn't answer as:

A) Never seen one, and don't feel the need to google it.
B) 99% of people on here make there own Distillation Units
C) I'm only a Beginner and don't have a lot of advise

But, hows that, I posted something for ya to read

[Cruisaire]

Aye, aye Gimp! I raise my glass to you! I have other "constant" uses for a water distiller as well so I may pick it up.

[Gimp]

I'd strongly suggest you read through here, as you may find plan's to build your own distiller for water purposes and other things

[49ner]

Cruisaire,
I own a Genesis 3000, older model, 110V, bought in the 80's and made in China. It distills 3 liters in about four hours. Works fine to this day. I have lost the user's manual and I am trying to find out how to descale it, but the internet searches have been very disappointing. If you have access to such information I would appreciate a hand here.
Thanks,
49ner.

[yakattack]

Dam. Lot of ancient threads being brought up. 49ner. You realize how old this is. Your better of pm'ing him. If he's even around anymore. Last post was 2009 . Head over to the welcome center. Introduce yourself