Re: CS>STORING CS
Hi Gladys. Most of us store our CS in glass containers. I still store mine
in cobalt blue bottles to block as much light as possible -- although it has
been determined that light does not degrade CS. Old habits die hard.
Quart-size canning jars are perfect for making and storing CS.
The only time that you need to wash your CS jar is before the first use. After
washing and rinsing -- rinse again several times with distilled water to remove
any remaining impurities. If you always use the same jar for brewing your CS,
then after the original cleaning, you only need wipe out the interior of the
jar with a paper towel, once in awhile, to remove any silver residue clinging
to the glass.
Are you new to making Colloidal Silver? If so -- welcome to a wonderful
world!!MA
On Friday, July 10, 2020, 09:29:03 PM CDT, JD wrote:
Typical plastic bottles (i.e., such as typical water bottles, or milk or juice
bottles, etc.) pick up static electricity from their surroundings which can
reduce the potency of colloidal silver.
However non-reactive, medical-grade plastic bottles don’t pick up static
electricity from their surroundings. So you can store colloidal silver in them.
They are expensive, but standard 3% household hydrogen peroxide is sold in
non-reactive, medical grade dark plastic bottles.
Therefore, buy H2O2, use or empty bottle, wash well, then wash with distilled
water -- inexpensive medical-grade plastic bottle to store EIS!
On 7/10/2020 8:15 PM, Neville Munn wrote:
#yiv3545655870 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;} No, I don't store my EIS in
plastic, only glass. However, I do use a plastic water drink bottle when I go
away at any time. I decant from my glass storage vessel into that plastic
drinking bottle. If there is still some in the bottle when I come back home, I
just sit it on top of a cupboard in the kitchen until it's empty, I drink some
every morning anyway so it doesn't stay there too long.
No, don't use soap and water. Keep it FREE from ANY contaminants. I never
wash my storage vessels out, never. I produce my EIS in the same glass vessel
I store it. All I do is quickly wipe the vessel out with paper towel when it's
empty and it's ready to go again.
I have been doing this for over 15 odd years.
N.
From: Williams
Sent: Saturday, 11 July 2020 8:52 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>STORING CS
Can you store CS in a plastic water/soda bottle or must it be glass? And if
you wash the glass jar
with soap and water does that pollute the cs? Thank you in advance.
Gladys Williams
Re: CS>STORING CS
Typical plastic bottles (i.e., such as typical water bottles, or milk or juice bottles, etc.) pick up static electricity from their surroundings which can reduce the potency of colloidal silver. However non-reactive, medical-grade plastic bottles don’t pick up static electricity from their surroundings. So you can store colloidal silver in them. They are expensive, but standard 3% household hydrogen peroxide is sold in non-reactive, medical grade dark plastic bottles. Therefore, buy H2O2, use or empty bottle, wash well, then wash with distilled water -- inexpensive medical-grade plastic bottle to store EIS! On 7/10/2020 8:15 PM, Neville Munn wrote: No, I don't store my EIS in plastic, only glass. However, I do use a plastic water drink bottle when I go away at any time. I decant from my glass storage vessel into that plastic drinking bottle. If there is still some in the bottle when I come back home, I just sit it on top of a cupboard in the kitchen until it's empty, I drink some every morning anyway so it doesn't stay there too long. No, don't use soap and water. Keep it FREE from ANY contaminants. I never wash my storage vessels out, never. I produce my EIS in the same glass vessel I store it. All I do is quickly wipe the vessel out with paper towel when it's empty and it's ready to go again. I have been doing this for over 15 odd years. N. *From:* Williams *Sent:* Saturday, 11 July 2020 8:52 AM *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com *Subject:* CS>STORING CS Can you store CS in a plastic water/soda bottle or must it be glass? And if you wash the glass jar with soap and water does that pollute the cs? Thank you in advance. Gladys Williams
Re: CS>STORING CS
No, I don't store my EIS in plastic, only glass. However, I do use a plastic water drink bottle when I go away at any time. I decant from my glass storage vessel into that plastic drinking bottle. If there is still some in the bottle when I come back home, I just sit it on top of a cupboard in the kitchen until it's empty, I drink some every morning anyway so it doesn't stay there too long. No, don't use soap and water. Keep it FREE from ANY contaminants. I never wash my storage vessels out, never. I produce my EIS in the same glass vessel I store it. All I do is quickly wipe the vessel out with paper towel when it's empty and it's ready to go again. I have been doing this for over 15 odd years. N. From: Williams Sent: Saturday, 11 July 2020 8:52 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: CS>STORING CS Can you store CS in a plastic water/soda bottle or must it be glass? And if you wash the glass jar with soap and water does that pollute the cs? Thank you in advance. Gladys Williams
CS>STORING CS
Can you store CS in a plastic water/soda bottle or must it be glass? And if you wash the glass jar with soap and water does that pollute the cs? Thank you in advance. Gladys Williams
