At 02:58 PM 8/1/97 +0000, you wrote: > >> Please be advised that pure distilled or DI water can have a pH of almost >> anything. I can >> easily produce pure distilled water with a ph of 3 up to a pH of 10, just >> by varying the >> cluster size of the water atoms, electrically. > >Have you done this?
Yes, I have made many gallons, of all levels of pH to test as to the effacacy for makine Colloidal Silver. > >> Do a search on "magicwater" and you will find sites that have machines for >> sale that produce >> both kinds of water. > > >"Magic Water" is magnets attached to the water line. >I don't believe that they alter the Ph. > >microwater machines that are made in japan require the water to be >separated via some sort of alternating charged plates separated by a Sorry about that, I meant microwater. I have completely reverse engineered this machine, made in Japan. Magicwater is a name I had adapted for Colloidal Silver using DI water treated with certain frequencies to reduce surface tension. Highly effective. The principle of the microwater process is apparently that these dc charged plates tend to attract clusters of water molecules of various size depending upon the polarity of the plate and you arrange to suck this water away from the plates before it can mix with the rest. >membrane. you pull acid water off one side if the membrane and alk >water off the other. > >I don't belive that just magnetizing or running a current through the >water will change the Ph.. True warmly, Kel Kelly Kelley email: [email protected]
