Same here, that's all I've ever used and have never had a problem, and that's
using El Cheapo/est paper towel as well. I won't use any form of scouring pad
cos it's needlessly abrasive, and I don't use HP on the electrodes or the
storage vessels either cos I don't find it necessary.
However, there may be a difference between varying manufacturers of paper towel
as I believe salt is used in the manufacturing process, this *may* make some
difference between one brand and another, dunno, I use the same El Cheapo brand
all the time.
I gotta keep reminding myself that I operate from a kitchen and not a sterile
environmentally controlled laboratory...what will be, will be, but I'm a happy
little vegemite, it's all top quality stuff I produce.
N.
Date: Wed, 19 May 2010 13:33:36 -0500
From: res00...@verizon.net
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>silver rods
those melamine pads are made of something that reacts to the item cleaned. why
the concern about doing all this cleaning of your .999 or .9999 silver rods.
for about 5 years, just cleaning with a paper towell has been satisfactory.
jim
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