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Dave Smith > wrote: > There is an inline filter, then the water goes into a sealed container with a > heat element and vapour goes through a cooling tube with fins and a fan. It is > distilled. The distilled water then goes into a basket with the activated > charcoal. Beats me why, but it does. The legal definition of vodka in the US is that it has to go through an eight hour filtration through charcoal *after* distillation. The distillation process removes all the solids, but anything that vaporizes will come across along with whatever you are distillation. -- Dan Abel Petaluma, California, USA |
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