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Distilled water has a neutral pH, which means it is neither acidic nor basic. By using blue and red litmus paper, the neutral nature of distilled water can be confirmed. Since the distilled water is neutral, it won’t have any effect on the colour of the litmus paper, whether it is blue or red.