Hi Aldona, Your filters may have been the problem. Were they rinsed well with DW before use? Try again with no filtration, leaving all other facors as similar as possible...you may get your answer.
Contaminated bottles can also discolor your EIS. Use no dish detergents on them and do not drink out of the bottle if that has been done. Use bottles dedicated solely for CS and don't wash them between uses with soaps...rinse if desired, with DW, boil in DW or clean with food grade H2o2 if desired. Otherwise just keep using the same bottles. What process did you use to make the EIS? Did you add salt or baking soda or anything else to the batch? How long did the batch run? Peter ----- Original Message ----- From: Golden Aldi To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 11:53 AM Subject: CS>color of my cs Hi All, I have a question that I'm not sure I know the answer to, and its regarding the colloidal silver water I made a few days ago. At first, it was pretty clear with a small teint of yellow, then I let it sit, and then filtered it through 2 coffee filters. that was a few days ago, now I wanted to fill the water into small brown bottles I bought, but now the color has changed to an indiscribable color. Its still a clear water, but I can't tell you what color it is. Has a teint of red or brown. Did I have good stuff that went bad? It wasn't kept in direct sunlight, and it hasn't been hot here. Can i stll use it other than for cleaning or plants? I guess I'll have to make some more... Its already the 2nd batch. The first batch I watered my plants with, cause there were some big pieces on the bottom of the jar. Aldona