Interesting. The bleach must react with the silver producing silver
oxide and silver chloride. The silver oxide will dissolve, but the
silver chloride would require lots of water to dissolve. I bet it does
not work as well as H2O2 which only produces the silver oxide.
Marshall
Teri Anderson wrote:
I used to do black & white photography and develop my own
film/prints. The silver would start to build up on the trays, just
like in my colloidal silver jars. My photography teacher told me to
soak the trays in bleach and water and that cleans it right up.
That's what I still do with my colloidal silver jars, too, then I run
them through the dishwasher. Be sure to rinse really well.
Teri
<http://fiberdrunk.blogspot.com/>Confessions of a Fiber Drunk (updated
1/3): http://fiberdrunk.blogspot.com/
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