Fellows I have been making my own silver for over ten years. I test it
routinely for microbial load , colloidal state and silver content
(semi-cuanti) I have never used distilled water and see no need to do so
IF you have a good quality Reverse Osmosis water.
I use it in my clinic with my clients and I have never received any
complaints of non-efficacy As a matter of fact, I get very good and
predictable results against broad range antibiotics for minor
infections. A local dentist uses the same production as a "mouthwash"
and reports good prophylaxis.
I am now testing it with the local ambulance squad for washing surfaces
in contact with patients. I used recently a two year old batch and was
colorless and free of precipitates as the first day. I find the vest
therapeutic range to be around 5-7 ppm and I have adjusted my gizmo to
that concentration some years ago.
I keep retains samples as old as five years and they are transparent,
colorless and free of sediment.
I really don't know where the need for distilled water comes from when
we can have today cheaper and high quality RO.
My RO has a zeolite for hardness, a sediment remover unit, two charcoal
filters and the RO membrane.
Hope I helped
Frank
Smitty wrote:
My son & family are visiting relatives in France.
He wanted to make some CS & bought a liter
of distilled water and cost around 8 dollars.
They had to buy it at a pharmacy as the grocery
store didn't carry it.
Anyone in France have cheaper connections ?
Smitty
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