Hi; I don't know anything about the Genesis 3000, or most others but I'd
suggest testing your "distilled" water for it's conductivity among other
things. Probably the local high-school chem department has some test gear,
and certainly any chem teacher could whip something up with a cheap
multimeter that would give you an idea. I expect that either there are
some metals or plastics in the distilling machine that are contaminating
the distillate or some other source; does it taste significantly different
than distilled water bought at the grocery store?
Take care, Malcolm
At 06:35 PM 2/21/07 -0500, you wrote:
I have run about 30 loads of water through my distiller and still it has a
strange taste to it. Does anyone know how to change the taste so it's
H2O? I filter it after with a charcoal filter and still yucky. I've
cleaned it with vinegar and there is no buildup or anything. It's clean
as a whistle. Will this taste eventually go away......... maybe after the
100th batch?
Doris
It's a Genesis 3000
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