FAQ's

Deionised water is water that has had all of its mineral ions removed through a process of ion exchange. This ensures ultra-pure water without contaminants like calcium, magnesium, and sulfates.

While both are purified, distilled water undergoes boiling and condensation, whereas deionised water is treated using ion-exchange resins. Deionised water is often preferred for industrial and scientific use due to its efficiency in removing minerals.

No, deionised water is not meant for consumption as it lacks essential minerals and may leach minerals from the body.

Properly stored in a sealed container, deionised water can last indefinitely. However, exposure to air may allow contaminants to re-enter

It is commonly used in lead-acid batteries, cooling systems, and windshield washers as it prevents scaling and mineral buildup.

Yes, we supply bulk deionised water for industrial and commercial needs. Contact us for wholesale pricing.

Yes, deionised water prevents limescale buildup, which can clog steam irons and reduce their efficiency.

Yes, using deionised water in humidifiers helps prevent mineral buildup and prolongs the lifespan of the unit.

It should be stored in a sealed, non-metallic container away from direct sunlight to prevent contamination.

Yes, deionised water freezes at 0°C (32°F), similar to regular water, but it may freeze slightly faster due to the lack of impurities.

Yes, it is widely used for cleaning glass, electronics, and laboratory equipment, as it leaves no residue or mineral deposits.