Battery Water Deionizer

the last I checked the label of the distilled water I buy at walmart, it said it was processed by, ozonation, micro filtration, UV light, and steam distilled. Hard to get much more than that. :)
bumpy

Distilled and deionized water are both forms of purified water from which dissolved salts and minerals have been removed.

Distillation is a physical process--boiling/condensing water removes impurities including bacterial

Deionization is a chemical process--using cation & anion beds removes ion impurities via natural electrical charge but doesn't remove bacterial impurities

Close but 'not the same'---but for general use YES

Deionized water isn't the same as distilled water is it?

Funny thing is 'this knuckle-dragging only capable of single syllables' made distilled water in NAVY/Major Utility Power Plants for 30 yrs. using every method
Compression Stills, Flash Evaporators, Mixed Bed Cation/Anion Demineralizers, ROs for high pressure superheated steam boilers and once thru boilers.

Sea water, contaminated water, high mineral content well water, service water

Yeah I know a thing or two about pure water.

And for $1 I can still by a gallon of distilled water for my batteries

Bumpyroad wrote:
why get "snippy" and insulting to folks saying that a gallon of distilled water for $1 will last a lifetime?
bumpy

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why get "snippy" and insulting to folks saying that a gallon of distilled water for $1 will last a lifetime?
bumpy

Gallon of distilled water costs about $1 and last me the whole year PLUS

I only need to 'add' a little bit to set of batteries once maybe 2X a year


Now if I had a huge bank of batteries........well guess I would still just get gallon of distilled water.