Great Value Distilled Water, 1 Gallon

Listen, I don’t usually write reviews for water, but this gallon? This magnificent jug of distilled majesty? It deserves a standing ovation. First of all, it’s so pure, I’m pretty sure angels wept during the distillation process. I opened the cap and half-expected a choir to start singing. No minerals. No taste. No drama. Just vapor-condensed perfection. I used it in my humidifier, and I swear my houseplants applauded. My iron? It’s never steamed so confidently. I even stared at it for five full minutes wondering how something so simple could be so... emotionally fulfilling. If you’re looking for water that’s been through more therapy than I have—this is it. Buy it. Love it. Hydrate responsibly.

It is very good for my venus flytraps and sundews as it tests out as 0.0ppm on my water meter. However, the new jug packaging is terrible! Why did you change it? The new package is much thinner plastic and is almost impossible to pour without it spilling everywhere. As such I have kept 1 of the original jugs and use a funnel to pour the new jug's water into it ( which is a pain and you usually still spill/lose some of the water. ). There is a reason why every other company uses the same 1 gallon jug design ( your old design ), because it works 1000% better than your "new" one. I understand that you may have changed it to lower costs by using this thinner/cheaper plastic design, but you are going to lose even more money if your customers stop buying it altogether because it is to difficult to use!

I actually like the distilled water. I use it in medical, and other devices around the house. My problem is with the new bottle design. The lumpy bottle, and handle on top make it very difficult to neatly poor the water into things. I prefer the "old" milk jug design.

I hate, hate, hate the new bottle! Bring bk tge " milk" jug with handle! this product is always placed on top rack making it hard to reach. The flimsy new containers , stacked one after the other, press together . In addition to the height of placement new packaging lacks comfortable handles making getting gallon down that much harder! And just pouring from the thin plastic is a challenge ! I hate this change!!

TWO GOOD HANDS REQUIRED to use the new container. I wish I still had two good hands, but I don't. I need distilled water for a medical device. I'll have to buy it someplace else. Shame on you, Walmart. for being so oblivious to those of us with physical challenges

The water is great. The problem is that Walmart has changed the bottle from the standard "milk jug" bottle we all know, to a "tote style" bottle that is unwieldy and unmanageable, that takes TWO HANDS to pour. I WILL NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT AGAIN until Walmart can guarantee that I will receive the original, easy pour, one handed, "milk jug" style bottle.

If the water comes in the jug like milk jugs, I would recommend. It now comes in a clear plastic jug and the tip is many times smashed down and you lose water when you unscrew the lid. It is also very hard to pour and I again spill some when the container is most of the way full. I never had a problem with the opaque colored jugs that look like what milk comes.

HATE the new bottle design! CANNOT POUR WITH ONE HAND! Harder to carry. Distilled water is for medical devices cpap vaporizers ironing diffusers. Original design allowed one hand to steady device one hand to hold handlevin jug to pour! This is TERRIBLE new design choice. It wasn't broken. Why change? Buy" Parents Choice " brand at Wallyworld instead.

It feels a bit silly to be reviewing distilled water. I wouldn't have thought it was something pretty standard and ideally unchanging. But no, some genius at Walmart decided that instead of the good old squat plastic gallon containers, which I could lift and manipulate fairly well, now we have a taller and for some reason much harder to manipulate gallon container. I mean, it's got to weigh the same, right? Sure doesn't seem like it.

I absolutely despise the new clear containers for distilled water. They are hard to carry--the handle is too small and has sharp edges--and it is difficult to pour without spilling. In the future, I will pay a slightly higher price to get the traditional "milk jug" containers from my local market. (I usually buy one at least every two weeks for my CPAP.