All distilled water is produced by boiling, capturing steam, and condensing it—leaving impurities behind. Most facilities use glass coils; some use copper for faster heat transfer.
Water is neutral and doesn't react with copper. Any trace leaching is negligible. Test with an aquarium hardness kit: true distilled water reads 0 ppm. If your brand reads higher, you're not getting what you paid for.
Good growing!
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