I'm in search of distilled or de ionized water that has 0 parts per million contaminants South Carolina area

Answer 1

Most scientific and industrial applications that need high purity water distill it themselves on-site, so that atmospheric contaminants can't dissolve into the water during storage and transport......plus it's cheaper and doesn't waste all that energy.

That being said, most distilled water from the supermarket or bottled water provider is clean enough for the majority of uses. Unless you're producing medical devices or pharmacueticals, I doubt you need it that pure.

Answer 2

Have you tried the distilled water from the super market. It should be contaminate free. In college we used it to rinse our testing equipment, things like ph meters and Dissolved Oxygen meters and such.

Answer 3

Some of the bottled water places that use reverse osmosis should have it.