>>I have been wondering something. Considering the relative low cost of >>silver and the considerable mark up of buying electrodes from dealers, if a >>person were to make a 12 or 10 gage wire mold in plaster of paris so you >>could pour your own wires, would there be any transferrance of chemicals or >>minerals from the plaster to the silver that would create a toxin in making >>colloidal silver. The same question would also apply to the ladle.
The problem with making your own silver is not knowing purity. If you have a lot of silver that you want made into wire and tested for purity take it to a jeweler. Reid
