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Kingsunshine

1.5 Gallon Pure Copper Boiler Pot Alembic Still Wine Alcohol Water Distiller

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Features

  • A pure copper body takes shape,not have any weld ,very safy and very healthy
  • Manual on this webpage,you can Download pdf file .Please check the product description,On this page ,down the product information have Product guides and documents.
  • Non-toxic pure copper material, durable use and safe
  • it can be used to making distillation water,fruit mashes,moonshine or distillation of alcohol

Brand: Kingsunshine


Special Feature: Pure Copper Body, Non-toxic


Package Information: Pot


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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10.5 x 10.4 x 10 inches; 6.53 Pounds


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 13, 2018


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ China


Best Sellers Rank: #44,326 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining) #7 in Wine Making Starter Sets


#7 in Wine Making Starter Sets:


Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 221 ratings


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    • Best starter
Just do it. You won’t find a better price for this quality. Super easy to assemble no leakage, medium size and can fit in your cabinets for easy storage. The best part is the quality of a product you’re getting for the price.
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024 by Gavin P Hill
    • made well
fun little still, going to have lots of fun with this!
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by Debra L Dickinson
    • Impressive
I think this will be perfect for me to desalinate sea water in an emergency for the family to have a fresh supply of potable water, especially in earthquake prone Japan. This was a great buy for the future.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024 by La Mar A.
    • Good but not easy
It's a good quAlity product but not easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024 by Nancy careau
    • Making Hydrosols
Review Image by Debora J. Brown Debora J. Brown
I got this to make hydrosols. I had to find a way to hook the water hose up to my faucet. The setup they gave wouldn't fit over my faucet but after I found the right parts I got it hooked up and working. In my first batch of pine (I used my Christmas tree needles) hydrosol, I found that I was wasting too much water. Then my daughter suggested switching the intake and outtake hoses. So I put the water from the faucet hose on the bottom and the drain hose on the top, making the water going into the pot cool the coils on the bottom and the hot water out the top, as hot rises. This setup kept the water cold at all times and just had to use a trickle of water going into the pot and as the water rises it drains out the top hose. I have now made 2 gallons of pine hydrosol and can't wait to get flowers and other herbs growing so I can make more. Looks like I'm going to have to plant roses to make rose water. This is a great set up for making hydrosol, much better than my daughter's where you have to keep adding ice to the coil pot and taking water out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2024 by Debora J. Brown Debora J. Brown
    • Flimsy with serrated edges
Review Image by Brandon Trumbo Brandon Trumbo
Review Image by Brandon Trumbo Brandon Trumbo
Review Image by Brandon Trumbo Brandon Trumbo
Final update: Unable to get the unit to work reliably. I have finalized the return process and am awaiting pickup. I do not suggest you purchase this unless you are quite willing to go through an extensive series of modifications. The final straw for me was the unit blasting out all my water as steam from under the lid. Original: I almost cut my hand on the lid's edge while unboxing. The lid and the pot have quite jagged edges. The manufacturing quality is very poor, and the whole unit feels dissatisfying and flimsy. I'll be seeking a refund. Update: No communication from the company RE: refund. I did try to use the device again, to see if I would be more charitable. It is leaking from the lid while distilling water for the humidifier. The edges of the lid and pots are so sharp, I decided to take a picture to prove they will eventually cut you. Really not a good device. Pictures attached showing crease in skin, steam leak, and water dripping down "sealed" pot. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2023 by Brandon Trumbo Brandon Trumbo
    • Time consuming/Odd Residue/Maybe for alcohol or specialty
I should start by saying that I purchased this for distilling water. Overall the construction met my expectations and I'm happy with the product. The Good: Once you get everything set up and the liquid is boiling it produces at a steady rate. The way you cool your coils will have a large effect on output. More on that bellow. The Bad: 1. You're boiling water. It takes time. Don't expect to fire up your heat source and have distilled liquid coming out for at least an hour or more. A full run will take you all day. I set up my process on my days off as soon as I got up in the morning, checked on it periodically throughout the day, and got 1 gallon of output for 8 hours. 2. I started noticing an odd residue in my output. I'm using this water in my CPAP machine. With store bought water I never saw a residue develop between cleanings. As I approached my scheduled cleaning, my CPAP water basin would be coated with a white residue and I would start noticing tiny white floaters. No clue what it was, the glass jug I was storing the water in was crystal clear. Still don't know, but I've switched back to store bought and I'm looking for alternative distilled sources so I don't use a ton of plastic jugs every year. That's it for my review portion, but I mentioned the cooling coils. If you use the cooling bath as designed you will get product but you'll also have a small amount of steam loss. I found two methods of eliminating the steam loss. Method 1: place an icepack in the middle of your coil bath, and change it out regularly. Method 2: Go to your local hardware store and buy some more copper tubing and fittings. You'll be making an air cooled coil. I found that if I attached it between the boil pot and the cooling bath coils I got the best output. However, I did that because it fit my space. I also think that if you put the air cooled coil after the water bath coils you'd have similar results. Regardless of how you cool your coils, the steam output of the boiling pot is greater than the cooling bath coils can handle. If you have a really cold source of water to cool the coils you'll be fine, but tap water is just a bit to warm to effectivly do the job. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2020 by DodgeBall
    • Copper Still
SUPER CUTE! Easy to use. If you’re a hobbyist, this still is a good start. Really nicely made.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024 by SilverSpoonInk

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