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With the direct "discount" code the CO-Z is $42.97 (including the shipping charge) more expensive than it would be if I got (with free shipping) it at Amazon.
Hey There! That’s why we provide both options directly from CO-Z and from Amazon because the prices change around on both. They also offer different models to choose from. But I am not aware of a model that costs $42 from CO-Z regardless of the source?
i have just got the CO-Z distiller and i am very happy with it and as i am new to this i am shocked by how clean tasting and sweet the water is, i am adicted to it now, in my tea in my coffee and just to drink. the first time i made 4 ltrs i thought thats a lot of water 3hrs later i had done the lot. and i have found the secret to long life, of the disttiller, use a timer to shut it off a litte short that way you will always have an inch or two before it boils down to the nasty stuff, you miss out on a bit of water but its worth it to keep it clean and extend its life.
@@michaelsotomayor5001 i have been drinking distilled water for everything for 3 mounths and i am feeling much better, my friend has been doing it for five years and he is healthy as an ox. dont belive everthing you are told.
Drinking distilled or deionized water has no adverse health effects. You obtain all of the minerals you need from the food you eat. The cells in plant and animal tissues have already extracted and stored these minerals. Drinking distilled or deionized water does not remove minerals from your body.
Who are the experts ? But I’m glad to see that you actually answer peoples questions ! I’m still trying to find the right one. I’ve been buying gallons of water for 40 years now. And they are hard to find lately
Hey Ann - Thanks for watching! Our experts includes a panel or water filtration veterans that have been in the industry longer than I have been alive. You can see on our website about us page. But, to your point about the distillers. There has been a shortage of distilled water at stores from supply chains constraints and increased uses for industrial purposes. The end result has been a shortage and increased prices :( I love the Waterwise. I’ve had one for years now and have had no problems. The others on this list serve there purpose. But for consistent results and longevity, I suggest the Waterwise. Check it out here bit.ly/3cWSvJF
Yes, it’s confusing! Especially for distillers because they all look similar, but there are nuances to what makes each model different. If you want, we can schedule a 15 minute call and I can walk through the differences and learn about your specific needs so you can know which models will work best for you. Let me know and we can coordinate off line!
I have an expensive model and a cheapo. Both do the same and tds meter is the same. Maybe one produces an ounce or two more… But nothing to write home about. These are great little units. Go buy a high quality for our outside timer and thank me later. I never boil my water down to the bottom. After four hours, about 1 inch is left in the bottom and I dump it out. This helps with the cleaning.
Hey Ann!! The CO-Z is my favorite budget option. Works great and is a fantastic value for everything that’s included. You can use this code: FRESHNSS to get an additional discount. Let me know what you think.
Do you know what is the quieter one the mega home or co-1z or are they basically the same when you live in a flat and don’t have a kitchen door that’s the biggest downside to a water distiller the noice going on for 4-5 hours unless if your aware if it gets alot quieter after it’s heated up
All the electric ones you show are made by same company. Problem is contaminated recycled stainless steel used in china. Get the cheap one for 60 bucks why waste money if you want to use one. They use about 63 cents a gallon of electricity.
One quick question (then I can think of other solutions) Did you run at least a gallon of water through it to flush it before using? And clean the internal reservoir and collection container? You can also use a vinegar solution to clean it. Keep me posted and if this doesn’t help I will think of other options.
Thanks for your reply. I have cleaned after each use. Are you meaning a cleaning cycle through the whole system? I haven’t done that yet. I did an experiment yesterday and discarded the first quarter of water. The remainder had a nice distilled taste.
I’m glad it’s tasting better!! What I was meaning is if it is brand new? Then you need to cycle the first batch of water through it to flush the system. Additionally, you should wash the collection container and inside of the distiller since they just came out of the packaging. It sounds like your problem is fixed though?
No, you should not always have to do that. Just during the initial startup. And you can use vinegar or a citrus solution to clean and sanitize it. Did the model your purchased come with sanitization solution?
Because I’ve heard the mega home one is better then the co-1z one that it’s quicker and quieter but from this video and another video it isint quicker I wonder if it’s because it removes a bit more contaminants because the mega home one filters out 99.9% of stuff and the co-1z filters out 99%
I've been distilling water for years. The cheapest one lasted five years. No need to spend more unless you want a glass receptacle. Just clean the distiller after EVERY use, and stop the process before the auto shut off and it will add years to it.
Hey, thanks for watching! The Vevo is not known for the customer support, but I haven’t heard that bad of reports like that. It might be under warranty still? When did you get it?
@@Freshnss My daughter ordered it from Amazon and I literally received it the day before I posted that comment. They responded several times but obviously they weren’t fluent in English which makes it a challenge to communicate. I thought there might be a simple solution to avoid having to send it back but I ended up returning it. I watched a few videos from several other channels to see what everyone else was saying about this unit. I found one comment where the person was reporting the exact problem that I was having. I took a screenshot of it and a video of my unit as it was operating and water was condensing and streaming over the sides. All this said and to be fair, my daughter’s boyfriend has one and it works perfectly like yours. Maybe I’ll try again. You can’t go wrong ordering from Amazon and having Prime it can be returned and at no added cost. Thank you for your response @freshness.
Yeah, I mean they are the best “value” option and 9/10 times they work awesome. But sometimes there is an issue and the customer support is not the best. You can try to get another, but if you want to get better overall quality and customer support, the Water Wise is the go to. If you have more issues, just shoot me an email and we will get you dialed in so you don’t have to deal with any more hassles. My direct email is Erik (at) freshnss .com Thank you and sorry again for the issues.
I’ve recently heard that distilling water dose not remove chlorine and fluoride it’s the charcol or carbon filter what comes with the water distiller what the distilled water goes through at the end that removes some of it if so then that is massively annoying so apparently to fully remove fluride and chlorine you need to put the tap water through a carbon filter before putting it in a the water distiller to get rid of all the fluoride and chlorine because the little carbon filter or charcol filter bag what these distillers come with dosent remove all of it so I don’t know what’s your thoughts on that
Correct, that is pretty much true. That’s why I would recommend an under sink or countertop RO for your situation. Have you checked any of those out? I can send you some of my favorites if you want.
@@Freshnss so why am I hearing so many people go on about distilled water has nothing in it if it has fluoride and chlorine then that’s not fresh water which is disappointing and if you have a reverse osmosis I don’t know if there is a point in having a water distiller as well it’s more pure and fresh with both but the reason to get a reverse osmosis over a distiller is because you get the water instintally so you don’t have to wait hours like with a distiller which is annoying
It’s because essentially all countertop distillers that everyone uses have carbon post filters. But distilled water is very different and has a distinct taste. Just FYI
@@FreshnssI’m confused at this point because some people are telling me that distillation dose remove fluoride and some people are saying it dosent it’s the filters at the end what they give what can remove it I already said this to you but I’m hearing people again tell me distillation dose remove fluoride so i don’t know what to believe at this point is there some way to know 100persent if it dose or not ?
@@FreshnssI’m confused at this point because some people are telling me that distillation dose remove fluoride and some people are saying it dosent it’s the filters at the end what they give what can remove it I already said this to you but I’m hearing people again tell me distillation dose remove fluoride so i don’t know what to believe at this point is there some way to know 100persent if it dose or not
It depends on your needs. If you read through the comments, we help people and recommend whichever model is best for them 👌 Do you have something specific you’re looking for or a budget your trying to stick to?
Looking to buy a distiller machine, but I want a quality one that would do the job and not waste money, I can't spend 300 only around 100 and Amazon is a big risk for me I don't like Amazon. So thanks for this video
Hey Jeriad7 Scott! I would go with the CO-Z in that case. It’s a great value and you can’t go wrong. You can get it direct from their website and it’s around your $100 budget. Use code: FRESHNSS for a discount too. Check it out here bit.ly/3BqCPrx
Right! They look very similar but there are differences in design, internal components, and accessories that come with the units. Are you looking for the best budget option?
Hey - this is a common issue. Someone else commented with a great solution. Give this a shot a let me know if it helps! "It had a strange taste to me too. I noticed that the canister smelled like the taste. I tried different cleaners. That made the difference. First I stopped using the cleaning solution that came with it. That helped. Then I used my pend dish soap, but that didn’t get it spotless. I used my Norwex cleaner, and there was only the smell of the stainless steel. My water now is finally tasteless."
@@Freshnss Thanks. But I also Initial I used the the c. solution, after I used vinegar, lemon vinegar, soda and alcohol, I even unplugged the coils and filled them with soda and vinegar for a week, after washed them well, and finally the industrialised taste went away. But still remain very, very clear metallic taste, that hearts mouth. In future ll buy a structure water filter to pass it, see if any will happen, the carbon filter definitely is not enough. The gasses when boiling reabsorbed by boiling water and get steamed again that's not good... Also some bad reaction happens when metal is in contact with water. Maybe rain water (is also distilled)if filtered could be a solution. Distillers at this level of technology do not worth, I believe... they need extra development.
Interesting, thank you for sharing your feedback! Distilled water is definitely a different breed of water. Keep us posted if you find a good resolution.
@@Freshnss , i don't know what but water from my distiller reads 3 PPM on the TDS meter. I know it's tolerable but purified water that we buy reads zero PPM. Your statement is the reason i chose to drink distilled water. With what i'm discovering i cannot replace purified with distilled.
Ahh, okay. I understand. So TDS is “total dissolved solids”. Having a positive TDS reading isn’t necessarily a bad thing or mean you have harmful contaminants in your drinking water. It simply is a measure of “stuff” in your water. Have you tested your home’s water to see what is in it? I would highly recommend that over a TDS reading.
@@Freshnss some of the science show that drinking pure distilled water may leach out minerals from your body such as your teeth. But if one is replacing those minerals through food, then it is safe to drink. Just be sure to use glass or high quality stainless steel, as distilled water is so pure it is prone pick up any other minerals or contaminants
@@Freshnss Ive been in the holistic & orthomolecular field for 7 years now &my health TRULY improved after drinking distilled water.. even more so when electrically recharging the water by adding some celtic sea salt. Best electrolyte drink out there
I purchased a C0z system and it keeps tripping my gfi outlets. Checked the outlets by a professional and all outlets good. Why does this system trip my outlets?
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With the direct "discount" code the CO-Z is $42.97 (including the shipping charge) more expensive than it would be if I got (with free shipping) it at Amazon.
Hey There! That’s why we provide both options directly from CO-Z and from Amazon because the prices change around on both. They also offer different models to choose from. But I am not aware of a model that costs $42 from CO-Z regardless of the source?
is this dollars as 7,841 in pesco is a lot
@lindaarnold3420 Hey there! I am not following your question 🤔
I would not trust the FDA to look after my goldfish
You have goldfish?
Exactly
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When I hear FDA approved..lol..I back away
@@Hannelore7for electric products FDA is fine. For pharmaceuticals or foods it’s questionable.
i have just got the CO-Z distiller and i am very happy with it and as i am new to this i am shocked by how clean tasting and sweet the water is, i am adicted to it now, in my tea in my coffee and just to drink.
the first time i made 4 ltrs i thought thats a lot of water 3hrs later i had done the lot.
and i have found the secret to long life, of the disttiller, use a timer to shut it off a litte short that way you will always have an inch or two before it boils down to the nasty stuff,
you miss out on a bit of water but its worth it to keep it clean and extend its life.
Hey there! That is great to hear 🙌 and some great pointers too!
Please add back minerals in the water. Drinking distilled water only can actually have detrimental effects to your health
@@michaelsotomayor5001 i have been drinking distilled water for everything for 3 mounths and i am feeling much better, my friend has been doing it for five years and he is healthy as an ox.
dont belive everthing you are told.
@@michaelsotomayor5001minerals can be gotten through food and diet too
Drinking distilled or deionized water has no adverse health effects. You obtain all of the minerals you need from the food you eat. The cells in plant and animal tissues have already extracted and stored these minerals. Drinking distilled or deionized water does not remove minerals from your body.
Who are the experts ? But I’m glad to see that you actually answer peoples questions ! I’m still trying to find the right one. I’ve been buying gallons of water for 40 years now. And they are hard to find lately
Hey Ann - Thanks for watching! Our experts includes a panel or water filtration veterans that have been in the industry longer than I have been alive. You can see on our website about us page.
But, to your point about the distillers. There has been a shortage of distilled water at stores from supply chains constraints and increased uses for industrial purposes. The end result has been a shortage and increased prices :(
I love the Waterwise. I’ve had one for years now and have had no problems. The others on this list serve there purpose. But for consistent results and longevity, I suggest the Waterwise. Check it out here bit.ly/3cWSvJF
@@Freshnss now that I’ve looked at all the distillers for 4 hours and they all have not good comments, I’m just lost. Lol.
Yes, it’s confusing! Especially for distillers because they all look similar, but there are nuances to what makes each model different. If you want, we can schedule a 15 minute call and I can walk through the differences and learn about your specific needs so you can know which models will work best for you. Let me know and we can coordinate off line!
Very good video with lots of information and details on the distillers.
vevor,,,,,inside bottom cracks after 4 months the pot inside is too thin,,and cracks because of heat,,,make the pot thicker more durable,,,,
I no longer drink distilled water but I do put it in my humidifiers so I don't get white dust all over everything!!!
I have an expensive model and a cheapo. Both do the same and tds meter is the same. Maybe one produces an ounce or two more… But nothing to write home about. These are great little units. Go buy a high quality for our outside timer and thank me later. I never boil my water down to the bottom. After four hours, about 1 inch is left in the bottom and I dump it out. This helps with the cleaning.
Does the VEVOR Water Distiller remove fluoride?
Hey there! Yes, the Vevor does. You can check it out here: amzn.to/3d56MnD
Still looking and I can’t afford 300 to 400 dollars for something that cleans water. And I really need one now. 😫🤷♀️
Hey Ann!! The CO-Z is my favorite budget option. Works great and is a fantastic value for everything that’s included. You can use this code: FRESHNSS to get an additional discount. Let me know what you think.
@@Freshnss is that the one with the plastic jug ?
No, it is glass. Check them out here: bit.ly/3BqCPrx
Correct. The 4 liter with the glass collection container. And you can pick which color you like
@@Freshnss ok. No more questions ! Lol. I’m going to buy it.
Excellent content, thanks so much!
Hey Paul - Glad you liked it! Let me know any other questions, I’m here to help 🙌
Do you know what is the quieter one the mega home or co-1z or are they basically the same when you live in a flat and don’t have a kitchen door that’s the biggest downside to a water distiller the noice going on for 4-5 hours unless if your aware if it gets alot quieter after it’s heated up
They are very similar. Most of these smaller countertop water distillers make very little noise
@@Freshnss so do you mean zo-1z and mega home are quiet or different ones you are talking about ?
Correct, both the CO-Z and Mega Home barely make any noise. You can also get a discount for the COZ with our code FRESHNSS bit.ly/3BqCPrx
All the electric ones you show are made by same company. Problem is contaminated recycled stainless steel used in china. Get the cheap one for 60 bucks why waste money if you want to use one. They use about 63 cents a gallon of electricity.
They are all made in the same factory in china,with different names
A lot of them are. But these models are not all made in the same factory. Which one are you looking at?
Nice model.
How is it that VEVOR Water Distiller distills so quickly compared to others?
The Vevor has a similar product rate as the other models. Which specific one are you looking at?
It's a litre per hour while the other is a gallon per 5.5 hour
@@tazboy1934did you find out? Is VEVOR still good?
Just got my COZ1 and the water has a plastic taste and after smell? I’m using two charcoal filters.
One quick question (then I can think of other solutions) Did you run at least a gallon of water through it to flush it before using? And clean the internal reservoir and collection container? You can also use a vinegar solution to clean it.
Keep me posted and if this doesn’t help I will think of other options.
Thanks for your reply. I have cleaned after each use. Are you meaning a cleaning cycle through the whole system? I haven’t done that yet. I did an experiment yesterday and discarded the first quarter of water. The remainder had a nice distilled taste.
I’m glad it’s tasting better!! What I was meaning is if it is brand new? Then you need to cycle the first batch of water through it to flush the system. Additionally, you should wash the collection container and inside of the distiller since they just came out of the packaging. It sounds like your problem is fixed though?
Will I always have to discard the first bit of water? Also should I add vinegar to cycle the system? Or the citric acid?
No, you should not always have to do that. Just during the initial startup. And you can use vinegar or a citrus solution to clean and sanitize it. Did the model your purchased come with sanitization solution?
Have you reviewed the H2O 300 ss water distiller? Im looking at that one.
Because I’ve heard the mega home one is better then the co-1z one that it’s quicker and quieter but from this video and another video it isint quicker I wonder if it’s because it removes a bit more contaminants because the mega home one filters out 99.9% of stuff and the co-1z filters out 99%
I personally like the COZ a little more. But the effectiveness for both is very similar.
I've been distilling water for years. The cheapest one lasted five years. No need to spend more unless you want a glass receptacle. Just clean the distiller after EVERY use, and stop the process before the auto shut off and it will add years to it.
Understatement on the VEVO customer service. Mine leaks most of the water out on my kitchen counter and maybe 2 -3 cups ends up in the pitcher.
Hey, thanks for watching! The Vevo is not known for the customer support, but I haven’t heard that bad of reports like that. It might be under warranty still? When did you get it?
@@Freshnss My daughter ordered it from Amazon and I literally received it the day before I posted that comment. They responded several times but obviously they weren’t fluent in English which makes it a challenge to communicate. I thought there might be a simple solution to avoid having to send it back but I ended up returning it. I watched a few videos from several other channels to see what everyone else was saying about this unit. I found one comment where the person was reporting the exact problem that I was having. I took a screenshot of it and a video of my unit as it was operating and water was condensing and streaming over the sides. All this said and to be fair, my daughter’s boyfriend has one and it works perfectly like yours. Maybe I’ll try again. You can’t go wrong ordering from Amazon and having Prime it can be returned and at no added cost. Thank you for your response @freshness.
Yeah, I mean they are the best “value” option and 9/10 times they work awesome. But sometimes there is an issue and the customer support is not the best. You can try to get another, but if you want to get better overall quality and customer support, the Water Wise is the go to. If you have more issues, just shoot me an email and we will get you dialed in so you don’t have to deal with any more hassles. My direct email is Erik (at) freshnss .com Thank you and sorry again for the issues.
What if you have no running water? Will it work with rain water?
Yes, it could work with rain water. It would be best to pre filter the rain water before running it through the distiller.
Thanks for the info😊
Absolutely my pleasure! Let me know anything else I can help with 🙏
Hey MsDella! Just wanted to follow up to see how your research is going and if I can be of any further assistance 🤓
I’ve recently heard that distilling water dose not remove chlorine and fluoride it’s the charcol or carbon filter what comes with the water distiller what the distilled water goes through at the end that removes some of it if so then that is massively annoying so apparently to fully remove fluride and chlorine you need to put the tap water through a carbon filter before putting it in a the water distiller to get rid of all the fluoride and chlorine because the little carbon filter or charcol filter bag what these distillers come with dosent remove all of it so I don’t know what’s your thoughts on that
Correct, that is pretty much true. That’s why I would recommend an under sink or countertop RO for your situation. Have you checked any of those out? I can send you some of my favorites if you want.
@@Freshnss so why am I hearing so many people go on about distilled water has nothing in it if it has fluoride and chlorine then that’s not fresh water which is disappointing and if you have a reverse osmosis I don’t know if there is a point in having a water distiller as well it’s more pure and fresh with both but the reason to get a reverse osmosis over a distiller is because you get the water instintally so you don’t have to wait hours like with a distiller which is annoying
It’s because essentially all countertop distillers that everyone uses have carbon post filters. But distilled water is very different and has a distinct taste. Just FYI
@@FreshnssI’m confused at this point because some people are telling me that distillation dose remove fluoride and some people are saying it dosent it’s the filters at the end what they give what can remove it I already said this to you but I’m hearing people again tell me distillation dose remove fluoride so i don’t know what to believe at this point is there some way to know 100persent if it dose or not ?
@@FreshnssI’m confused at this point because some people are telling me that distillation dose remove fluoride and some people are saying it dosent it’s the filters at the end what they give what can remove it I already said this to you but I’m hearing people again tell me distillation dose remove fluoride so i don’t know what to believe at this point is there some way to know 100persent if it dose or not
So you're selling waterwise?
It depends on your needs. If you read through the comments, we help people and recommend whichever model is best for them 👌 Do you have something specific you’re looking for or a budget your trying to stick to?
Looking to buy a distiller machine, but I want a quality one that would do the job and not waste money, I can't spend 300 only around 100 and Amazon is a big risk for me I don't like Amazon. So thanks for this video
Hey Jeriad7 Scott! I would go with the CO-Z in that case. It’s a great value and you can’t go wrong. You can get it direct from their website and it’s around your $100 budget. Use code: FRESHNSS for a discount too. Check it out here bit.ly/3BqCPrx
@@Freshnss thanks
You got it my friend!! Keep us posted how you like it. And let me know if I can help with anything else in the meantime! 👌
@@Freshnss hi how do you prevent carbon dust from going into water that is being distilled I let them sit still dust in water.
Did you go with the CO-Z? And how many gallons have you ran through your system so far?
good nfo. thanks.
Thank you for watching! Glad it was helpful 🙌
of course there's no fluoride it pulls the water out of the air...
Most of these appear to come from the same factory.
Right! They look very similar but there are differences in design, internal components, and accessories that come with the units. Are you looking for the best budget option?
Any brand had multiple heat source is good otherwise just another joe blow
Thanks for watching! Which do you like the best?
Which are those
Vevor at 250 euro, after 5 months use still has a terrible metalic taste. Better try something else..
Hey - this is a common issue. Someone else commented with a great solution. Give this a shot a let me know if it helps!
"It had a strange taste to me too. I noticed that the canister smelled like the taste. I tried different cleaners. That made the difference. First I stopped using the cleaning solution that came with it. That helped. Then I used my pend dish soap, but that didn’t get it spotless. I used my Norwex cleaner, and there was only the smell of the stainless steel. My water now is finally tasteless."
@@Freshnss Thanks. But I also Initial I used the the c. solution, after I used vinegar, lemon vinegar, soda and alcohol, I even unplugged the coils and filled them with soda and vinegar for a week, after washed them well, and finally the industrialised taste went away.
But still remain very, very clear metallic taste, that hearts mouth. In future ll buy a structure water filter to pass it, see if any will happen, the carbon filter definitely is not enough.
The gasses when boiling reabsorbed by boiling water and get steamed again that's not good... Also some bad reaction happens when metal is in contact with water.
Maybe rain water (is also distilled)if filtered could be a solution. Distillers at this level of technology do not worth, I believe... they need extra development.
Interesting, thank you for sharing your feedback! Distilled water is definitely a different breed of water. Keep us posted if you find a good resolution.
it can't produce zero PPM water.
Hey Enteng! Zero PPM of what contaminant? Distillers create some of the cleanest water possible, the water is nearly 100% pure.
@@Freshnss , i don't know what but water from my distiller reads 3 PPM on the TDS meter. I know it's tolerable but purified water that we buy reads zero PPM. Your statement is the reason i chose to drink distilled water. With what i'm discovering i cannot replace purified with distilled.
Ahh, okay. I understand. So TDS is “total dissolved solids”. Having a positive TDS reading isn’t necessarily a bad thing or mean you have harmful contaminants in your drinking water. It simply is a measure of “stuff” in your water. Have you tested your home’s water to see what is in it? I would highly recommend that over a TDS reading.
@@Freshnss , nope. But its TDS is 146 PPM. I'm happy with the purified water that we buy.
Gotchya. I mean, if your goal is to get to a TDS of zero, a 3 is very very low. What distiller did you go with out of curiosity?
On one of the ads it advertises drinkable water. However, distilled water should not be consumed.
Hey there! You are saying distilled water should not be consumed? 🤔
@@Freshnss some of the science show that drinking pure distilled water may leach out minerals from your body such as your teeth. But if one is replacing those minerals through food, then it is safe to drink. Just be sure to use glass or high quality stainless steel, as distilled water is so pure it is prone pick up any other minerals or contaminants
That is highly incorrect and misinformation
Always a hot topic 🔥 Do you drink distilled water?
@@Freshnss Ive been in the holistic & orthomolecular field for 7 years now &my health TRULY improved after drinking distilled water.. even more so when electrically recharging the water by adding some celtic sea salt. Best electrolyte drink out there
How will the stovetop model not use any electricity after the democrats finish outlawing gas stoves?
It'll be a great backup to use with your portable burner!
I bought a H20 lab distiller. I didn’t see your CZcams until now . How would you rate this one in comparison to others?
Thanks!
I purchased a C0z system and it keeps tripping my gfi outlets. Checked the outlets by a professional and all outlets good. Why does this system trip my outlets?
If other appliances don't do that, it could be an issue with the machine. Did you contact the manufacturer?
Try a non GFI outlet, it will work