I get the same debris on the bottom. I think it is from the stuff that comes off the silver rods when I pull them from the jar. On the swap mode this is very very minor. On the other setting there is a lot of it as I tried the other setting for one batch.
However, the ONE time I tried adding H2O2 I got larger bits that were light in color and suspended in the EIS. They did not settle to the bottom. No one ever answered my question about what happened with that. I have been reluctant to try any H2O2 since. Mine also will discolor the dog bowl after a few days to a slightly reddish color. I just wash the bowl - it comes off - and refill with fresh. But I wondered about the color too. I'm in Minnesota so I don't think you can blame the local water source. Jaxi On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 11:06 AM, needling around <ptf2...@bellsouth.net>wrote: > I'll third that. I purchased the silver puppy also with the light > convection stirrer and the wide mouth adapter and I am very happy also. I > made my first batch with Walgreen's distilled water and it was fine and I > made the rest with homemade double distilled water and they have also been > fine. > > The only question I have not satisfactorily had answered is, "What is the > charcoal dust looking matter that minutely accumulates on the bottom in > places (not covering the bottom) after a couple of days. > > I also noticed that the glass I use for drinking the CS has developed a > reddish tint on the bottom. I would anticipate it was from the tannins in > the Florida water but the water has been distilled! Comments please... > > Thanks. > PT > > ----- Original Message ----- > *From:* jaxi <jaxi.sch...@gmail.com> > *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com > *Sent:* Wednesday, September 01, 2010 11:59 AM > *Subject:* Re: CS>Silver Generators > > I would second that. I did the same thing. Shopped, compared and settled > on the silverpuppy. Also did the full package with a stirrer and large > mouth adapter. I did not get the reader (because I'm poor) but will likely > invest in one eventually. > > The animals and I have been very pleased with the results. And honestly it > makes it so simple and easy to make. No fuss no muss. The output is always > clear to a very faint yellow. I make one to two quarts a day because I > provide it to the dogs and cats in bowls next to their water bowls so they > can drink as much as they'd like. Interestingly their intake has gone down > a bit the last few days, so I finally managed to get ahead of them in > production and could probably let my puppy rest for a day or two. > > Jaxi > > PS: silvergen also makes excellent EIS generators from the comments I have > read from folks who have their generators ... so I don't think you'd go > wrong going with them either > > On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 10:21 AM, Paula Samuels Anthis < > npalacios...@yahoo.com> wrote: > >> I absolutely appreciate my Silver Puppy from silverpuppy.com >> >> Easy to use with great instructions, auto turn off or manual for higher >> than 15 ppm, consistently clear brew and steadily improving health for both >> of us and for friends with whom we share our silver water. The choice of >> Silver Puppy was after MUCH consideration of what is available in the market >> place. And as I was a newbie, I bought all the bells and whistles - >> generator, stirrer, CMO-100 for reading the before and after approximate >> ppm, ring to adapt puppy generator to wide mouth jars, etc. I would still >> all do that to satisfy my wanting to "do" everything I could to make an >> excellent silver brew. Silver Puppy site has really thorough information so >> do not hurry through that site like I did - take time to smellall the roses >> of invormation for us tha Ken has taken the time to cultivate and share.. >> >> Sincerely, Paula in Palacios >> >> Forwarded Message: Re: CS>Silver Generators >> Re: CS>Silver Generators >> Wednesday, September 1, 2010 8:31 AM >> From: >> martsmai...@aol.com >> To: >> silver-list@eskimo.com >> >> Where do you recommend purchase of a silver ionic generator >> >> >
