Ozone is used commercially to 'disinfect' distilled water. The distillation process 'purifys' the water...and should disinfect it as well, but apparently further safe gaurds are required as all commercial distilled water I've seen is also ozonated. Water can be vacuum distilled or condensed from any vapor source. In effect, your air conditioner makes distilled water when it de-humidifies the air. Rain water could qualify as distilled. I would like to believe that all commercial distilled water is steam distilled but I'm not certain of it. Ken
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