> > TO: Chuck, Danial & Karen, Ivan, Mike D & Earle
Gee Guys, maybe some of you don't know how it is for silver lerking listers that can't join in all that Techie stuff. We non Techies just lerk and hope to learn. Then occasionally some one comes along like Vikki -- to hear this technical woman talk/write -- it's almost erotic!! Forgive me Vikki! ************************************************************** SUGGESTION -- just a thought!! Some time ago, thought I might post an idea of organising a standard calibration bottle of CS with a guaranteed ppm rating. This could be distributed by one or more commercial listers. Of course the "guaranteed ppm rating" might be the stumbling block. Mike D's reminder of the bottle of salt solution he uses as his standard!! This standard might allow us to continue using the TDS-1 -- although by my observtions this unit might have to be replaced a more precise and expensive but similar dunking gadget. Don't Hanna have a $60 device calibrated in Micro Siemens? Whatever they are exactly? Does this have any merit Mike D? *************************************** The Techies experimenting with the "as I understand it "the photo electric cells with lasers shining/bouncing thru a brew and this producing a possible ppm reading. This gadget if it comes to pass would have to have a "standard bottled ppm calibration sample I presume. Anyway, I'm just trying to keep my place on the list and portray some proactivity in contributing thoughts, seeing I haven't contributed for some 6 months. I continue to use my CS as an everyday health maintenance regime. I swear it's reduced my hair loss over the last two years. I maintain that its better than hair spray in keeping light or thinner (not thinning) hair in place. Just spray it on until the hair is wet, rub it in with the finger tips, this action would be theraputic and has added to my remaining hair crop I believe. In fact, I've found that if one then uses a soft long haired brush, say for three minutes, the brushing will also clean the hair. One should use this brush and technique when showering. This not using shampoo reduces your exposure to that industrial garage foaming agent called SLF. Or is that just an Urban Myth? I use shampoo at most, once or twice a month. If this didn't work one would soon be kicked out of the marriage bed and banished with the blackened pillows!! I maintain that its almost miraculous on minor burns. Never had a major one (touch wood) to try it out on. Its completely cleared my wife's long time Bronchitis with the aid of a nebuliser. Morning and nighttime liberal squirts of CS down the throat keeps any cold or flu at bay for us. Squishing a mouthful thru the gums and teeth for 30 seconds before bed, I'm sure is also very helful. Sorry to reveal my pre bedtime habits and I won't go any further!! I suspect that the colored CS will stain the teeth -- it stains the toenails, so be careful! Brush often not hard! Now that I've a more efficient way of brewing one can use it in the kitchen. As has been suggested over berries, fruits and veggies to banish mould. I've ordered a new bigger capacity brewing unit with a stirring mechanism and will investigate further the "Big CS setup" with the huge power supply and the multi silver electrodes. I'm a bit afraid I'll fry myself. Of course I will have lots of CS standing by!! I know, one could fill the fire sprinkler system with CS. wonder if one could patent this idea?? My motto, pinched/ripped from a recent posting, "tell and don't sell" or conversely, "sell and don't tell!! Fellow silver streakers/freakers, take care and in Silvation yours, Douglas Haack -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. To join or quit silver-list or silver-digest send an e-mail message to: silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com -or- silver-digest-requ...@eskimo.com with the word subscribe or unsubscribe in the SUBJECT line. To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@id.net>
