I use white vinegar to clean my distiller and never have any
problem
with producing clear CS. I do not rinse with sodium
bicarbonate.
I rinse three times with tap water and do not wipe. I am
using about
a cup of 9% white vinegar in one gallon of water. I let this
sit for a
half a day or more and then rinse 3X.
Last two times I have put a plate on top instead of the
distiller top
and plugged it in for a few hours. This cleans it even
faster and
boils off some of the water/vinegar mixture in the process. The
plate is not an air tight seal. Last time I put it outside
so I did not
have to smell the vinegar. This works better than just
letting it
sit because it comes out cleaner.
Garnet
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Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
Oh Lord, I've cleaned it out with vinegar now. I did rinse it out thoroughly
but I'll do it again with bicarbonate of soda. Thanks Marshall. dee
On 17 Nov 2009, at 16:47, Marshall Dudley wrote:
Vinegar is a bad contaminant for distilled water. Acetic acid has a
significant vapor pressure at the boiling point of water, and will boil off
with it, then condense and end up in the distilled container. If you want to
make absolutely sure that no acetic acid is left, then rinse, or wipe off with
water mixed with sodium bicarbonate.
Marhall
Dorothy Fitzpatrick wrote:
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