Sterile Containers to Receive the Hydrosols at the Still
The average flow of a distillate is three to five litres per hour, although this obviously varies from plant to plant, it therefore takes from four to seven hours to fill a twenty-litre container. If the still is an open space, everything from insects to dust to plant parts and, of course, bacteria can enter the jug along with the hydrosol during this time.
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