Can someone please recommend a shower filter to filter not only the chlorine
but also the flouride and other undesirable elements?
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From: Joe Huard <joe.hu...@primus.ca>
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2013 10:15 PM
Subject: Re: CS>new member intro
I'm going to stick a couple of silver electrodes through the plastic cap and
run current through them at a slow rate, less than 1 ma per square inch.
Joe
On 21/03/2013 9:55 PM, PT Ferrance wrote:
>I'm with you, Joe. What do the glass jars do?
>PT
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>From: Joe Huard <joe.hu...@primus.ca>
>To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>Sent: Thu, March 21, 2013 6:24:51 PM
>Subject: Re: CS>new member intro
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>So PT, that leaves me to ask, what do you shower in? And the
part that doesn't smell but is much more dangerous is HFSA
under the pseudonym fluoride. I use a shower filter and
would use a whole house filter if it would get rid of
fluoride. We are presently trying to get the City of London
to stop putting fluoride in our water like many other cities
have done. Most recently, Windsor.
>I bought a 1 litre glass jar today with a plastic lid for $2
at the Dollarama Store. They have 1500 ml glass jars for the
same price.
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>Joe H.
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>On 21/03/2013 4:21 PM, PT Ferrance wrote:
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>Hi Joe,
>>When I started someone told me to distill the water 7
times for purity. I find once through my distiller
makes fine EIS... but it is amazing the smell of the
distiller after I am done. I don't want to think
about taking that stuff into my body or even showering
in it.
>>PT
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>>From: Joe Huard <joe.hu...@primus.ca>
>>To: silver-list@eskimo.com
>>Sent: Thu, March 21, 2013 3:35:03 PM
>>Subject: Re: CS>new member intro
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>>Hi Asif,
>>I already own a BK Precision 30 V DC Power Supply
1630. It will help with current limiting, so no need
for a "current limiting diode" or IC. However, if I
ever make one for someone else, I'll investigate
that route. I assume from my rusty old electronics
memory that you mean a zener diode. Is that correct?
>>1 ma per square in of what? One or 2 silver rods
surface area?
>>The brewing vessel is what I need, with a good
cover; looking for that.
>>The double distilled water is news to me. I know
what it is, but none of the sites that I was on
mentioned it. They said Walmart distilled for $1.39
was good enough. I was not swayed by that, as I used
to sell distillers since 1980, and I know distilled
water in a plastic jug is not pure as it leaches the
plastic. I could double distill my water as I have 4
used distiller sitting around my basement doing
nothing. However, I will start with Reverse Osmosis
water put into a distiller, and that will be
identical.
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>>Joe
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>>On 21/03/2013 12:26 PM, asif nathekar wrote:
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>>Hi Joe,
>>>Please also look at the silver cell process.
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>>>Many here have found that the simplest way is the best and if you use a
>>>current limiting diode or current limiting ic costing around a dollar then
>>>all you need is a 30 v or thereabouts supply and to keep the current to a
>>>maximum of 1ma per square inch, the less the better but then it takes longer
>>>to brew. And remember a lower current will ensure smaller particles / more
>>>actual ions.
>>>Also a low current will eliminate the need for stirring.
>>>So please do not over think this.
>>>More important is a good quality brewing vessel with a good cover and double
>>>distilled water.
>>>Even with the expensive machines they won't work without double distilled
>>>water.
>>>This doesn't need anymore engineering than current limiting.
>>>Best of luck
>>>Peace to all
>>>Asif.
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