40-50 drops seems excessive. I get complete clearing with 6 drops of 3% in a quart jar. It even worked for my super strength topical EIS.
I did try adding h2o2 to my EIS before 48 hrs one time and it got kind of muddy/cloudy and didn't clear. It is why I always wait at least 48 hrs now. Jaxi On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 1:25 PM, David AuBuchon <[email protected]>wrote: > Some say 1 drop of 35% peroxide per 8 oz. So that would be closer to 40 or > 50 drops of 3% peroxide- way more than what you used. You can keep adding > peroxide little by little until it turns clear. > > I would try not to clean the electrode during the brewing if possible. > > Also, I just bought some new mason jars and they have a smell. I washed > thoroughly with DW and vinegar, then cleaned out the vinegar with just DW. > Even so, there is a faint odor. I think new jars spoiling the first couple > batches is a real possibility. > > ~David > http://scientificliving.net/ > > > On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 9:37 AM, jaxi <[email protected]> wrote: > >> You need to wait a little longer. 48 hrs I think. And I think Ode said 6 >> drops for a quart - that is what I use. I brew (set it up before I leave >> for work and it is usually done by the time I get home) - decant - let sit >> for at least 48 hrs - add 6 drops 3% food grade h2o2 and leave it overnight >> usually - it is always completely clear by morning. I think it clears >> faster than that but I usually get the next jar ready when almost finished >> with the last jar so I am not in a rush for it. >> >> But please understand a pale yellow is not a problem. It is an astheitics >> thing mostly. And some I use immediately after brewing - no h2o2 added. >> The very pale yellow does not mean it is in any way bad for you. In fact >> that used to be the goal color if I recall my reading of archives and such >> correctly. >> >> Jaxi >> >> On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Kenny laguna >> <[email protected]>wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> For some reason, after the first couple batches of CS from my Silver >>> Puppy, and can only seem to make "pale yellow" CS now. Ive tried 3 different >>> brands of distilled water (all test either 000 or 001) on my TDS-1 meter. >>> Ive been using "auto shutoff" with direct current, and cleaning the >>> electrodes 1 time (when heavy buildup) during the process. My canning jars i >>> use are brand new, a rinsed very well with distilled water. I never touch >>> the electrodes with anything but a clean paper towel. >>> >>> Here is my question- since i really don't want the "pale yellow" color, >>> I've tried adding 3% hydrogen peroxide (2 drops) to 32oz of CS after it has >>> set for at least 24 hours. Instead of it clearing up, the CS actually gets a >>> much darker yellow! Does anybody know why this is happening? >>> >>> Thank you for your help! >>> >> >> >

