Its probably the filters. Best not to use anything like that because silver will pick up the smallest substance and plate to it. I had a problem in the beginning with silver going yellow, but found that if I put it into the plastic bottle and left a small space between the CS and the lid, this doesn t happen anymore. I believe the plastic 'gasses out' and because there was no gap, it went into the CS so turning it yellow. All my silver is pure and clear now I follow this rule. It doesn't need to be in a darkened bottle, nor does it need to be in the dark. Dee
-------Original Message------- From: Golden Aldi Date: 12/06/2009 16:53:43 To: [email protected] 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
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