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You have invested in high-quality distilled water — but are you storing it correctly? Proper storage is essential to maintain the purity that makes distilled water valuable in the first place. Whether you use distilled water at home for drinking, in your CPAP machine, or at your business for autoclaves and lab work, these storage…

Sustainability Starts with Every Bottle At Puretap, we believe that delivering clean water shouldn’t come at the cost of a clean environment. That’s why we’ve built recycling and sustainability into every part of our operation — from the bottles we use to the way we handle end-of-life plastics. We Recycle All Our Plastics at the…

Made in Canada. Sourced in Canada. Delivered by Canadians. In a world where products routinely cross oceans before reaching your door, Puretap takes a different approach. Every raw material we use — from the water itself to the bottles, caps, labels, and packaging — is sourced from Canadian suppliers. Our production facility is in Mississauga,…

Most people associate distilled water with car batteries and steam irons. But the truth is that distilled water is used across dozens of industries and everyday applications — many of which you might not expect. Here are 25 uses for distilled water that demonstrate why this ultra-pure water is so versatile. Health and Medical Uses…

If you own a water softener, you already know that hard water is a serious problem across the Greater Toronto Area. But choosing the right salt for your water softener can be confusing — there are multiple types available, and not all of them perform the same way. This guide will help you understand the…

In healthcare facilities, laboratories, and tattoo studios across the GTA, autoclaves are the gold standard for sterilizing instruments. But many operators do not realize that the water they use in their autoclave is just as important as the sterilization cycle itself. Using anything other than distilled water can damage your equipment, compromise sterilization, and lead…

When it comes to preparing baby formula, every ingredient matters — including the water. Many pediatricians and formula manufacturers recommend using distilled water, and for good reason. Tap water can contain minerals, chlorine, fluoride, and trace contaminants that may not be suitable for your newborn’s developing system. Why Pediatricians Recommend Distilled Water for Formula Infant…