This needs distilled water only or can I use bottled mineral water? Like evian or nestle etc
1034930
I wouldn't recommend anything other than distilled water according to the directions on the bottle. I do not know what will happen if you use bottle mineral water or anything else.
1034931
it's better to use distilled water or reverse osmosis water. Avoid mineral water since certain minerals can potentially degrade the H202
1034932
you can use either one that you feel comfortable with i use vanilla silk milk cause of the after taste
1325669
I only use distilled water. There is an element that can be cleaned, so I would assume if you took a paper towel with some rubbing alcohol and cleaned it every few days it would be okay.
1029649
Tap water. No distilled water required. I LOVE this steamer - lots of power - works great.
1374942
I don't believe it really matters, as long as the water bottle says Distilled! I use the same distilled water that I use in my iron.. Just plain distilled water, I just get the Publix brand.. Go to any grocery store and you should find it there..
2176709
It should be distilled although I use reverse osmosis processed water which seems to work fine.
1348685
I just use distilled water in mine. However I have not looked for it in the stores but mine also came with a small bottle of bissel solution that was scented. I would suggest going to there website see what they have to offer then checking stores for it.
326644
Tap water has worked just fine. Distilled water is not necessary at all. Hope this helps.
1861871
no instructions dont say you have to use distilled water. i use tap water .
1749005
I'd recommend using filtered water. But if you don't have a filtering pot or bottled water then use the tap water.
80963
I'm not sure. Normally, distilled water has been used in steam irons to prevent mineral buildup and shortening its lifespan. I have a whole home water softener, so I don't use distilled. Water from a faucet purification device like Pur could be used, as well as one that uses a container, like Brita. Then again, if you don't expect to keep the iron forever, use tap water. The whole idea is that if the tap water is hard (has lots of minerals), you should use water without minerals (distilled). I've had this iron for over 2 years and it still works like new. Hope this helps!
1152483
Yes. But, if you have a lot calcium in your water I would use distiller water.
1374264
We also have a water softener and according to the directions that came with the iron, I use bottled spring water. The directions say you can use tap, but I didn't want to chance it. It also mentions in the directions not to use distilled water.
1139611
Yes you must use distilled water;ordinary faucet work works too. If you won't drink it don't put it in the machine.
1654541
it's fantastic, but try to only use distilled water. it works better! Its has pressure dial.
603561
No, tap water is fine. Distilled takes out some chemicals. If you have very hard water, you may want to use filtered water. I use tap water.
627679
As far as I know, distilled water is not necessary. I'm using regular bottled drinking water and it is still working just fine. About the white dust, I haven't feel any white dust yet. It might be because I've only used it for a few months.
1263662
For the best results, I have only used distilled water. Don't get any mineral deposits, etc.