Distilled water query

Gers

Because I am now using a dehumidifer to dry clothes I am regularly getting distilled water - what can I do with it apart from keep it for my iron (stopped ironing years ago) or pouring it away?

Suggestions would be great, thanks.

steevie_b

I put mine in the cars windscreen washer bottles.

Inactive

Ideal for topping up car batteries.;)

savemoney

Washing windows if you have enough you dont need to dry them to impurities which is what makes the stains on windows hence normally have to dry them with a window wiper

jimbo_the_jetset

Watering plants?

maninthestreet

Inactive wrote: »

Ideal for topping up car batteries.;)

Show me a car made in the last 25 years that doesn't have a 'sealed for life' battery.

savemoney

My current car 2000 Ford Focus isnt sealed

The other 4 cars I have had also never had sealed batteries and got my first car 19 years ago although been driving much longer

maninthestreet wrote: »

Show me a car made in the last 25 years that doesn't have a 'sealed for life' battery.

Inactive

maninthestreet wrote: »

Show me a car made in the last 25 years that doesn't have a 'sealed for life' battery.

I can show you one outside my door and the battery is only 7 months old.;)

Gers

Many thanks for all the replies - like the ones about car washer bottles and cleaning windows.

Will also offer the water to my local car repair place, see if they can use it.

Cheers
:T

bigdic

If you have loads of it you can also rinse your car once you've washed it and no need to dry, a real bonus.