Well the product that I finished with was crystal clear. There was not yellowing. I thought about it for a bit and decided though that there had to be silver in the water. All I had was distilled water in a cup with a initial current of about .19ma. I could watch the current increase. There is only one reason the current increased, there had to be more silver in the water. I even stopped the process and stirred the water with a toothpick so all the little colloidal particles would not be just between the 2 electrodes. One of my electrodes had turned a dark color and the other looked pretty normal. I know I have read about the discoloration but I did not have it. I stopped the process at the final current of .48 ma. IT took about 20 minutes. I checked my electrode spacing to make sure the electrodes had not gotten closer together. The only thing I could figure was there had to be the colloidal silver there to change the current. I decided not to worry about the color. I might be foolish. Thanks John [email protected]
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