Jean Baugh wrote:
Hi,
This is exactly the reason I'm interested in a CS machine that will
use plain water and my estimation of done, by eye, by time or using a
meter.
I thought on my last gallon of CS, using the usual Wal-Mart brand
distilled water (in Texas), there was something wrong with the machine
but dumped out the whole thing, cleaned out the glass container, used
a new gallon of distilled water but no starter this time. It seemed
to take very little time for the machine to cut off. I suspect at
some point in the near future, we will not have access to quality
distilled water. I'd rather use plain water than to distill water to
use unless there is a problem with plain water.
Generally tap water will not produce any colloidal silver. Instead it
will produce silver compounds, depending on what is in your water,
silver chloride, silver fluoride, silver nitrate, silver sulfate or
silver carbonate. All of these are less effective than colloidal
silver, and they all can produce argyria which true colloidal silver cannot.
Marshall
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