The simplest way in the home is to use a TDS or EC meter to check for silver 'ion' content, however it must be remembered these are nothing like accurate but at least they tell you something is in the water besides water on completion of brewing. Take a reading before brewing and another after cessation of brewing. A laser pointer will highlight 'particle' content. These are the stock standard home methods of indicating you've produced 'something' <g>. Also note if you use a meter the reading will drop over time in storage until the solution has 'stabilised'. The laser pointer beam may become brighter over time as well until the solution has stabilised indicating more particles have been formed during a stabilisation time frame. The reading drops as some 'ions' are lost to 'particle' formation, hence the laser beam brightens as more particles are formed. N.
From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Date: Mon, 3 Jun 2013 10:31:28 -0500 Subject: CS>making silver Hello again! I've been reading, but don't post much. Thank you all for sharing so much information. I'm still very new to using CS, but i bought a generator and have made some cs by following the directions included with the generator, but I'm still uncertain as to how to know if I was successful. Is there a way to know by just looking at the end result? Or is there a way to test it? Still learning........ Thanks! Missy :)
