Abstract: A water distiller apparatus includes a boiler, a first condenser unit, a connector tube, a second condenser unit and an exhaust chimney. The boiler that contains unpurified water is exposed to an external heat source so that water vapor can be produced and condensed within the first condenser unit. Then the apparatus is able to discharge clean liquid water into a collection vessel. The excess water vapor is then discharged and condensed within the connector tube and the second condenser unit, where the apparatus once again discharges clean liquid water into another collection vessel. Then the remaining water vapor is discharged into the exhaust chimney as the apparatus creates a third collection point for clean liquid water at the end of the exhaust chimney as cooling fins of the exhaust chimney cool down water vapor into clean liquid water.