Easily and comforting herbal water experience at home The "Herbal Watermaker" is a revolutionary distiller that slowly extracts the aroma of natural herbs and flowers and allows you to easily create your own original aromatic distilled water (herbal water) at home. The gentle glow of the candle gently warms the herbs, carefully collecting the essence of their fragrance drop by drop. The sight of drops falling in the transparent glass will calm your mind just by looking at it, and will create a peaceful and relaxing time that will make you forget the hustle and butter of everyday life. How to use it and the grace you can get It is very simple to use. First, put 10~15g of fresh herbs and 5~10g of dried herbs in the lower bowl, and set the saucer on the constricted area. Then pour boiling water to the constriction and place a flask in the center of the saucer. After that, just set the bottom ball on the stand, stack the top ball, put an appropriate amount of ice in it, and light a candle. Do not lift the top ball during distillation to prevent steam from escaping. It takes about 2-3 hours for the herbs to warm up slowly. In a flask, about 20-40 ml of fresh herbal water will accumulate. We recommend that you store this freshly made herbal water in the refrigerator with a rubber stopper for storage and use it as soon as possible. Diverse ways to enjoy your daily life Extracted aromatic distilled water is not recommended for drinking, but can be incorporated into daily life in various forms. For example, you can use it as a base for a handmade natural lotion, or you can enjoy it as a bath fee to relax your mind and body by taking a bath. You can distill your favorite herbs of your choice whenever you want, allowing you to create your own original scent according to your season and mood. This experience, which gently collects fragrances in the warm light of candlelight, entrusts the highly relaxing "scent" to the beautifully shaped still, adding peace and color to your daily life. Why not find your own special relaxation time at "Herb Watermaker"?