Am I missing something here? How can you have 'water that is very pure, but also very acid'? I always thought that pure water would be neutral. Don
Scott Berner wrote: > Hi Joost, and List!, > > At 12:54 PM 8/28/97 +0800, you wrote: > >Particle size and water quality > > There is a definate relationship! This is what the Sota Newsletter > mentioned. > > >The discribtion how to make cs that came with my silver maker says > that > >NO salt should be used and that the particle size is depended on the > >quality of the distiled water. > > Sota is really far ahead of most generator companies. Personally, I > would > go with the Sota data. I still don't use the salt, and don't think it > is > necessary, though. I think it is optional. The quality of the > distilled > water is essential though. I have always distilled my own, and > filtered it > through activated charcoal (you can get a filter like this at the > grocery > store or a dept.store). > Also, there is the matter of PH...the higher the alkalinity....the > higher > the parts per million concentration (all other things held constant). > My > distilled water is around a PH of 6...pretty acid. This can be brought > down > with something like bicarbonate of soda. If too alkaline, a little > apple > cider vinegar can change it the other way. I have been generating with > > water that is very pure, but also very acid. Rather than add anything > to > the water, I just used it as is.So > it will work either way, but there is an ideal way to do it for > specific > results. Sota has a specific method published in their newsletter this > > month. Why not ask them to post their newsletter on their website? If > they > get a lot of requests....they just may do it on a regular basis. :) > > >It says that when shining with a flashlight through the water while > the > >process is envolving one should see a GOLDEN coloured cloud. IF one > sees a > >SILVER or GREY colored cloud the water quality is not okay and the CS > > >should be trown away. > > > >Question I tried the several brands of distiled water in HONG KONG > and all > >produce a SILVER GREY colored cloud. Any opinions. I can NOT use this > CS?? > >what dies it mean when A GREY cloud is showing is the particle size > BIGGER > >or SMALLER than with a GOLDEN COLORED CLOUD ?? > >I have a virus so I need the smallest particle size possible > > > > I would get a distiller and distill myself, if convenient. If not, > then > test the available water for PH and filter it well through activated > charcoal. Experiment with adjusting the PH, and filter it through the > activated charcoal after the adjustment to remove any large particles. > This > might help. > > Also, make sure your batteries are charged all the way, or that your > source > of electricity is operating at it's specified level. My adaptors burn > out > regularly, and sometimes slowly. This changes the current over the > period > and varies the results of the silver productiton. Sometimes radically! > > I am going to a heavy duty power supply that will be reliable. A power > > supply in the range of 30 Volts DC and > 400 Milamperes is available through Mouser Electronics ,a mail order > parts > supply house. It runs around $30 and will outlast several adaptors, I > am > sure. I highly suspect that using higher voltage than this will result > in a > greater particle size. Sort of like using a firehose to spray a hill > of > dirt, compared to a gentle rain shower. The hill errodes both ways, > but one > has larger particles flying all over the place. > > You might experiment, once you get these things adjusted, with adding > a few > drops of hydrogen peroxide to the water (about 10/8 ounces of water) > has a > similar > effect as using ozonated water, which has gotten very good results for > many > in the past. Some producers of CS insist that ozonated water is a key > in > the process. > > When I end up with a gray batch, which happens from time to time (as > adaptors burn out, especially), I use it for topical applications > (except > for the eyes and ears, nose, mouth, etc)...on scratches, bumps, > bruises, > etc. It works well as an antiseptic, not as well as the golden colored > > (smaller particle size) solutions, but well enough to not throw it > out! In > a real pinch, I don't see why it couldn't be taken internally. I > certainly > would, in an emergency, or when there isn't time to make a new batch. > If > you have terrible things in your water, then that would be different. > I > know my water is free of contaminants, and I don't use salt, so when > it is > gray, it is large particles, not contaminants that are responsible for > the > off color. > > So, Joost, keep us posted, I am sure there will be lots of help from > the > nice people on the Silver List for you! > > Hope this helped. > > God Bless, > > Scott > > >any idea's thanks much > >joost hong kong > > > > > > > >
