Distillation is like making your own rain, but inside your kitchen. You boil water, catch the steam, and cool it back into pure liquid. All contaminants, including arsenic, are left behind in the chamber.
It’s slow and uses energy, but it’s also dramatic and foolproof. Watching your own personal water cycle is oddly mesmerizing. Plus, you can brag to friends: “My water is literally purer than a mountain stream.”
What About Pitcher Filters? (The Truth)
Standard pitcher filters (like Brita or Pur) do not remove arsenic. They’re great for taste, but arsenic is a sneaky little ion that laughs at carbon. Don’t be fooled—your plastic pitcher is not a superhero here.
If you love your pitcher, you can buy special arsenic-specific cartridges for some models. Look for ones with ion exchange resin or titanium oxide. It’s a tiny upgrade that makes a huge difference.
How to Remove Arsenic from Water (10 Effective Methods)
