I have had this happen several times. It was always by ""accident"", when I wasn't paying attention to details, when I was just getting started in making silver colloid. I threw it out and stuck to the details, and the next batch was invariably correct.
When you use the mountain water, it will have other things in it. There will be minerals, and possibly even chemicals nowadays. More variables. I stick with distilled. It is more dependable. You could use a an activated charcoal filter system (or something else) to further purify the water. There are compact water purification systems by KATADYNE and PUR that work extremely well. They fit in your backpack. Survivalist/Camping stores usually carry these. They can be a bit pricey, but there are small models that are under $50 dollars. On Thu, 5 Jun 1997, [email protected] wrote: > I made a batch of CS last week ( my second batch ) > All I did was run the the 27 volts through the silver in spring water > (right out of a mountain run off.) for about 8 min.. > It looked lunar silvery grey when it was new but now it has turned a > wierd transparent pinkish purple. > > Does any one have a clue? > > The only thing that I am aware of being different from the first > batch is I intentionally touched the two silver wires together( sort > of like a welder striking an arc) before letting the generator run. > Both batches were in clear glass bottles. God Bless, Scott ############################################################################### Romans 1:16 "For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek."
