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EasyStill^TM Distiller with Plastic Collection Container

Item #:

80005000

Reg. Price:

$219.99

Our Price:

$199.00

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For the EasyStill^TM Distiller with Glass Collection Container click here

The EasyStill^TM is a high quality, stainless steel electric countertop distillation unit with a 4L capacity. It is based on the design of a popular water distillation unit, but has been factory modified for alcohol distillation by changing the heating element, increasing cooling, and omitting the chlorine release valve, plus additional proprietary adaptations. The unit is still capable of distilling water, simply at a slower rate.

110V / 60Hz

Standard items included:

Filter System
Activated Carbon
4L Polycarbonate Plastic Collection Container
EasyStill Residue Cleaner

PLUS

EasyFilter^TM Alcohol System

Not included elsewhere!!
Our custom, chemical tolerant EasyFilter System with Distillery Grade Activated Carbon is included at no extra cost. This is in addition to the carbon filter for water that comes standard with the distiller. $14.95 value!

Average Rating:

(based on 17 reviews)

Showing 1 - 5 of 17 Reviews:

by Arturo
on 11/28/2012

Highly recommended

It works great! Easy to clean and operate, with really amazing results in the production of distillates!

by David J.
on 3/19/2012

New still

Well, i got it and tried my first batch over the weekend. Was surprised to get so much finished product, only it wasn't just alcohol. Looks like mine boiled the mash and I got a 25-30% alcohol content and almost 80% yield of the initial volume. Tested it by running the batch through again and it went down to 10% alcohol. Looks like mine didnt get the conversion coil or something. Not too happy with it as it is. Can i get a new lower heating coil for it? 

As per the instructions at www.brewhaus.com/Instruction-Pages/EasyStill.htm, you need to control how much distillate you collect.  You cannot wait for the unit to shut off.

by MH
on 8/6/2010

Not a modified water distiller

I have the same distiller for making distilled water and used it to test the Easystill as a comparison. 

I just ran the EasyStill with distilled water for the test. The heating element gets as just as hot (IR thermometer) and it boiled the water using the same wattage (kill-a-watt) as the non-modified water still. I haven't taken it apart, but I'd bet the chlorine vent is not closed as advertised.

The water in the base was boiling and producing distilled water within 30 minutes - which actually is a little faster than the non-modified version. 

I Wasted my money, don't waste yours.

by Lawrence
on 2/25/2010

The Great Recycler

I distilled some cheap grappa and bad home made wine I had been given during the holidays and filtered it once through the charcoal. Came out a passable vodka-like spirit after just that one pass. Going to run it again to see if I can clean it up some more. 

The "Easyfilter" is a bit clumsy to set up. Filter paper tears too easily too. I followed a suggestion I had seen and cut out a piece from a 100% white cotton cloth. Worked great.

This thing is the best for recycling all those crappy bottles of wine people give at xmas!!!!

by Jeff
on 12/5/2009

So easy

Made 5 gallons of sugar mash. Taking one plastic 4 ltr. container at a time, I distill out one quart of 60% every time. Double filter and it is perfect.