what should be the taste of home made CS?
after 2 hours of cooking mine is virtually clear, reads 4-6ppm on TDS
and tastes slightly bitter, metal-like
Dear . .
Everybody responds to the taste differently, but what you're describing
is typical and sounds right.
I can barely taste mine,
Dan writes:
What are people using for CS containers when giving it to people?
I am running out of suitable containers and don't usually give away
gallons at a time so can't just use the gallon DW jug.
Any of those clear plastic bottles they sell bottled water in. You
don't have to try
Toss a piece of aluminum foil in with the vinegar. [or salt water]
Ode
At 04:55 AM 4/18/2006 -0700, you wrote:
Hi everyone. I am about to make my first foray into making CS. I bought 2
silver bars from a coin shop and one has some tarnish on it. The other is
ok. I was wondering what
Power factor is a consideration but not because of phase shift
When the process is interrupted either by removing the electrodes or by
switching polarity, some sort of [ionization???] field collapses in the water.
It takes several seconds for current to start flowing again.
Ode
Hard clear plastic like that which bottled water comes in, is just fine.
ode
At 04:00 AM 4/20/2006 +, you wrote:
But aren't those plastic?
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From: Richard Harris yr...@cfl.rr.com
Hi Dan,
Thanks for the excellent info you (together with
In a message dated 4/18/2006 7:33:41 PM Central Standard Time,
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
I was surprised
to see this information quoted on her site about CS which is too bad
because so many people reading it would miss out on the benefits. Since
I make my own CS with a silvergen unit I have
Just wanted to say thanks to everyone that suggested natural ways to clean my
silver bars. I went with soaking them in vinegar in a foil lined bowl and it
worked great! They look nearly new. Still haven't worked up to making the CS
yet, but I have everything to do it. Maybe this weekend.
OK, but I'm going to have to start drinking a lot more than I do
now!...
Dan ;-))
louis70653...@aol.com 4/19/2006 12:11:53 PM
I use 70cl, 1 Litre and 1.5 Litre whisky bottles - Famous Grouse
Excellent
stuff for a blended!
(Hic..)
In a message dated 19/04/2006 15:30:45 GMT Standard
Hi Richard,
Good Idea.
I've been using mostly sparkling water bottles but had been getting
that in cans as it was a bit cheaper. Actually, getting the stuff in
the plastic bottles and cleaning and reusing them might be more cost
effective.
Dan
Richard Harris yr...@cfl.rr.com 4/19/2006
What are people using for CS containers when giving
it to people? I am running out of suitable containers
and don't usually give away gallons at a time so can't
just use the gallon DW jug.
Soda pop bottles are the easiest, available everywhere
and free. Or have the folks bring their own
Two things to try: 90% CS + 10% DMSO, or indium sulfate. Daddybob
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I went to a bottling company that sells glass and plastic containers for all
types of uses.
Depending on the container they also supply homeopaths and pharms.
Ernie
From: Terry Chamberlin tcj...@yahoo.ca
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To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSCS containers
I got a lot of dark blue bottles from tea. I put a sandwich bag on top and
screw cap over it, perfect seal every time.
Next time I go to Sams Club I will see if that particular tea still comes in
bottles.
Bob
Rubbing the scar area daily or twice daily for a long time (say, 3
months) softens the scars and, over time, causes them to be absorbed.
I have seen some good effect from Castor Oil on a Caesarian scar (which
looked like a giant purple nightcrawler) and a burn scar, and have heard
that olive
That sounds about right. I have noticed that if you stir in the crud
from the electrodes, the bitter metallic taste is increased.
Dan
. . pelach...@hotmail.com 4/19/2006 10:57:41 PM
what should be the taste of home made CS?
after 2 hours of cooking mine is virtually clear, reads 4-6ppm on
Hi Debbie,
Yes--they are plastic, as are the bottles in which you buy your Steam
Distilled water--nothing wrong with them.
Sincerely,
___
Richard Harris, 58 Year FL Pharmacist
448 West Juniata Street
Clermont, FL 34711
http://www.rharrisinc.com
To me it sounded like she was only trying to promote the CS that a
certain company sells.
marmar...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 4/18/2006 7:33:41 PM Central Standard Time,
wen...@tuxnightclub.com writes:
I was surprised
to see this information quoted on her site about CS
When the writer said after two hours of cooking the EIS tastes bad.
My questions are: what was the cell current at the end of the two hours?
What was the T.E.? Did the T.,E. have sparklies in it?
Was there black oxide trash in the bottom of the cell?
If you want help then please
In response to the statements made by some vendors of
CS on the net regarding the supposed dangers of CS in
plastic containers, I post this article:
Silver in Glass vs. Plastic Containers
January 1, 2004
Introduction
A great deal of controversy has arisen in the market
place on the question of
This has been such an informative list, I would like to ask for any
suggestions regarding travel.
I am going to Paris in June to complete a class. I have not done time
changes, altitude, etc., well.
If anyone has suggestions for the airplane air or use of CS as a
prophylactic I would be
Ok, but this is not what is called Power Factor.
Dan
Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net 4/20/2006 5:30:17 AM
Power factor is a consideration but not because of phase shift
When the process is interrupted either by removing the electrodes or
by
switching polarity, some sort of
Yah, plastic, so? too bad no archives this has been discussed
endlessly, some worry about plastic, some don't.
If you worry about plastic, store your CS in glass. Me, distilled water
comes in plastic, so does DMSO, so I don't worry about it much, and
glass is way too heavy for my weak grip
I'm curious as to why no one has suggested using peroxide to clean the
bars, followed by a distilled water rinse?
sol
Ode Coyote wrote:
Toss a piece of aluminum foil in with the vinegar. [or salt water]
Ode
At 04:55 AM 4/18/2006 -0700, you wrote:
. I was wondering what does everyone
I have used DMSO straight and there is some very slight burning, but the
scars have gone down considerably
Nancy
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From: ransley rans...@atmc.net
To: The Silverlist silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2006 8:37 AM
Subject: RE: CSskin scars
Two things to
Yeah, well good luck to Wendy with that.
If I sound like I have personal knowledge of the owner of that site, it
is because I do. It is a nice site, and she is in some ways a nice
person, but has her blindsides, and confirmed opinions that nothing will
shift.
sol
Please keep this private, I
Obviously that was supposed to be private. I'm going to go away now, and
not come back till I can learn to change email addresses.
sol
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Hi sol,
The vinegar and foil cause a chemical reaction to clean the silver . peroxide
Take care,
V
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I'm curious as to why no one has suggested using peroxide to clean the
bars, followed by a distilled water rinse?
sol
Ode Coyote wrote:
Toss a
peroxide does not work in the same way
V
Hi sol,
The vinegar and foil cause a chemical reaction to clean the silver . peroxide
Take care,
V
http://www.health-freedom.info/
I'm curious as to why no one has suggested using peroxide to clean the
bars, followed by a distilled water
Power factor becomes a problem in alternating current systems, NOT switched DC
systems. It involves the phase angle bewteen the voltage and current in the
system.
So leave it alone.
Ole Bob
B.S. EE Univ of Illionis 1947.
Dan Nave dn...@mn.nilfisk-advance.com wrote:
Ok, but this
I guess I thought it would work the same as using peroxide to clean the
silver wires?
Tarnish is different, but is all tarnish on all silver the same? Why
doesn't peroxide clean tarnish off? Guess I need a basick chemistry lesson.
And why not use regular old silver polish as is used on
Need a typing lesson too. Not my best day. Sigh.
sol
sol wrote:
Guess I need a basick chemistry lesson.
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Hi sol,
well one reason why peroxide would not clean tarnish off is that. On pure
silver the tarnish might be silver oxide, so adding more oxygen from peroxide
would not do anything. you want to add something that combines with the oxygen
in the silver to remove it. Like the vinegar which is
Really I thought and maybe I misunderstood that was a no no for cs
containment...thanks debbie
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From: Ode Coyote odecoy...@alltel.net
Hard clear plastic like that which bottled water comes in, is just fine.
ode
At 04:00 AM 4/20/2006
Right but has there not been in the past much discussion about not using
plastic to store the now cs rather that steam distilled water?...thanks deb
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From: Richard Harris yr...@cfl.rr.com
Hi Debbie,
Yes--they are plastic, as are the bottles in
Hi sol,
I replied to your email and it refused delivery so here is my reply on the list.
Well I dont know if the peroxide removes that black stuff, I never tried it, it
may just diperse it so you cant see it :-)
I just use a paper towel to wipe the wires off and sometimes I use a scotch
to follow up on this question...
when saying scars I am reffering to spots on skin considerly lighter than
surrounding skin, scar tissue essentially but not neccessarly a raised skin
or one that is darker...
I'm wondering what type of scarring you guys are refering to
thanks
Lee
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During calendar1980 we conducted research designed to evaluate
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Several substances offered
Brooks Sensei,
I have seen Vitamin E in capsules and powder but not liquid. By chance
can you recommend a reasonably low-cost liquid vitamin E? Thanks in
advance.
JBB
On Friday, Apr 21, 2006, at 13:17 Asia/Tokyo, Brooks Bradley wrote:
Vitamin E (in liquid form)
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Brooks Sensei,
How very appropriate.
Jim
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