Well not really. You are correct in that it is evaporation from the unit, but it is actually from the condenser. Meaning it will contain a large amount of lead and cooper. Also, there is no filtration of this water….keep dumping it out. Great thinking though!!Okay, I know this is a cranky question but, maybe I could save some money so worth asking
I have one of those poratble Air Con units that cools things down in my work room. A product of this cooling is water which I normally pour away.
Is this water 'distilled water'? I guess it's gone through the evapouration process.
John
Distilled Water - From my AC Unit?
Okay, I know this is a cranky question but, maybe I could save some money so worth asking 
I have one of those poratble Air Con units that cools things down in my work room. A product of this cooling is water which I normally pour away.
Is this water 'distilled water'? I guess it's gone through the evapouration process.
John
I have one of those poratble Air Con units that cools things down in my work room. A product of this cooling is water which I normally pour away.
Is this water 'distilled water'? I guess it's gone through the evapouration process.
John
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Okay, I know this is a cranky question but, maybe I could save some money so worth asking
I have one of those poratble Air Con units that cools things down in my work room. A product of this cooling is water which I normally pour away.
Is this water 'distilled water'? I guess it's gone through the evapouration process.
John
Simple answer - no. You shouldn't use it in your printer.
Harry
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