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I just got the LWM4 water machine and made I have been playing around with it and made a few gallons of distilled water. The instructions that came with it are not really that great and I can't get a hold of the manufacture... phone always goes to voicemail.
I wanted to ask, what is the best temperature to keep the water at in the main pot? I read that if it's too hot, it could burn out the heaters, but it doesn't say what too hot is. Should I get a candy thermometer and fine tune it that way?
Also... is the purpose of keeping water flowing in the machine only to keep the water in the pot from getting too hot? Why not let the runoff cool off and recycle it through the machine? It seems like an awful waste of a good 15+ gallons of water for ever gallon of distilled water you make. I ended up dumping it in my wash machine for the next time I washed clothes.
It seems like trickery to get the water flow adjusted just right. I would fancy making a device with a digital thermometer in it that opened the valve a bit more when the temperature got too warm and restricted it when it got too cool, thus being able to set and forget without worrying about something going wrong.
Lastly, I'm a bit confused as to what makes makes this the Rolls Royce of water purifiers. I took the heater apart and all it has are 2 black half-spheres on the side and the tube running out the top for distilled water. Is the only thing that makes this so different is the fact the steam passes by the UV bulb? I have an ozone generator and familiar with what ozone smells like and I don't smell any ozone comming from the machine. How does this put extra oxygen in the water? I'm confused. I made some ice cubes with the distilled water, but never saw any of the "fingers" or anything that made it look much different than tap-water. Am I doing something wrong?
Other than that, the water tastes just fine. It just tastes like really good filtered water.
Also, lastly, I have a Vitalizer Plus and was wondering if it should make any difference to run the distilled water in this machine afterwards. I welcome other's stories and experiences and hopefully advice on how to use this thing that looks halfway like a flux capacitor and makes me look halfway like a mad scientist.
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- Re: How best to use John Ellis water... chette
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,638,543Hi Guys,
not sure if you read my post on the effects of the LWM4-5 but here is a link.
//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1487096#i
John Ellis was impressed with my blog and even replied.
Anyway, I have found to let the water run through slowly and that makes the best distilled and runoff. At the setting I use I make 10 gallons of runoff to every 5 gallons of distilled. Other machine i used in the past only make about 1 gallon in 6 to 8 hours. the the JE LWM 4-5 will make 5 in 12 hours with just a little more energy consumption.
at this rate the water both distilled and Runoff are great.
any questions feel free to email me seeing I don't check here often.
By the way I had let off from using JE LWM4 water for almost a year and I plan on writing a blog on what happened health wise and also the effects of the water upon first using it again.
Enjoy your machines you have made a good choice. maintain them and you will get a long life use out of them.
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- Re: How best to use John Ellis water... EllenDiann
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This is a reply to # 1,638,543I got the machine. I have no problem contacting the manufacturer at (845)754-8696. I think the key is not so much distillation, but the changing temperatures. I got my machine and it took a bit of time to figure how to use it most effeciently. I did not like using tap water so I use my distilled water so I don't loose any water. The number will help you with your questions.
I have two distillers and since I heard that the virus do not all die, I now distill my water with my old distillers first using 1 tsp per gallon of 12% hydrogen peroxide and 1 ounce of the John Ellis distilled water. I distill that and then put it in a 2 gallon water container that has a spout and place it on a rack so I can turn on the spout to keep water flowing it. I get the John Ellis energy water through the over flow tube and fill up one gallon glass jugs this way making about 6 gallons of this water to 1 gallon of the water that comes through the John Ellis steam. I called the office and they said the overflow water is just as good as the other. I put the "distilled" in quart jars and the overflow in gallon jars. I use the gallon jugs for every day drinking water and I do drink a couple quarts of the other water too. I feel the water is as pure as it can get and I can see a difference in my skin. I am praying it is as good a detox asset as John Explains. I do have a more steady energy level as well. I know distilling the water in advance is a little bit more work, but I don't waste a drop of water that way and I feel the water is as pure as it can get.
- Re: How best to use John Ellis water... chette
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