In a message dated 12/19/98 6:50:41 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
>
> Well it is a little quiet at this time but last Wednesday there was 32
> posts and Thursday 16 so it does get used a lot ...
Hi Silver List
l too just joined. Instead of waiting for dialogue guess l'll jump right
in.
l have had a Sota silver/zapper unit for almost one year. Got really excited
at first, making CS all the time and giving it away, using it, etc. Seems to
work on all kinds of things. l use it to keep milk from spoiling as fast,
kills the gook growing in the turtle's water, knocks out sore throats, (killed
a couple of plants l poured it on), perks the dogs right up when they act
lethargic, etc. Pretty neat stuff.
Now for the questions: When l make a batch, l use distilled water at room
temp in a glass container, about 16 oz at a time. During the process a "cloud"
appears around the silver electrodes that looks brown, almost rust colored. It
dissolves into the water if the electrodes are stirred. Once l managed to
remove it from the water attached to the electrodes, looked like a fungus. It
happens in warm or cold water.
You guys have probably discussed this before, so sorry in advance.
The other questions: 1) what is the standard accepted procedure for making
CS, length of time= what ppm? etc
2) what guarantees do we have that
ingesting CS is not
harmful? Does it build up in the
prostate like Turf sez?
Does anyone know?
Sorry for all the newbie questions, just wanted to play catch up.
Clay
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