Where do you get your Distilled Water?

shagnat said:
I avoid it like the plague!! Just get it at Dollar General, grocery store, even at the drug store..... most I ever paid was $1.10 gal and don't use that much of it...... not worth dealing with Wally World to save .02 gal.
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Wait a sec... When you guys say Wally World you guys are talking about Walmart? This whole time I thought there was an auto parts store called Wally World in the east coast.😂lol. I guess I'm slow to things like this..

I always thought that was the stupidest name for a store. Lol.
 
Eldorado2k said:
Wait a sec... When you guys say Wally World you guys are talking about Walmart? This whole time I thought there was an auto parts store called Wally World in the east coast.😂lol. I guess I'm slow to things like this..

I always thought that was the stupidest name for a store. Lol.
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Lol. It's WALMART. I asked the same question years ago.. Lol
 
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Not so sure Dehumidifier Water would be ideal, the Unit might likely also be drawing molds from the air. This might effect chemicals diluted with such for long term storage.

For the purposes intended here, single step Distilled water should be low enough in solids and as well stable enough that used for dilution processes, one should be OK without seeing nasties develop. Doubtful Triple Distilled Water offers much advantage.

Going further to Reagent Grade Waters from Scientific Supply Houses is no doubt not needed, and again, there can be a variance of purity with dissolved solids with Reagent Grade, that such may not actually be any better than plain old Distilled Water.

Beyond what I mention above, lab quality waters can get quite expensive, and again no doubt not needed for any car detailing application.
 
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