Yeah, but does magnetized water actually do anything? Robert > > Megacool. > James Osbourne Holmes > [email protected] > > > > Just bought a Krups "Midnight Cocktail"( $15.00 @ Sterns Dept. Store) > which is a small 16 oz battery powered cocktail mixer. It is much like a > blender in its operation and creates spinning vortex when filled with > water and turned on. Take some domino sized ceramic magnets and glue > them to the outside of the water container so they encircle the water > top to bottom. I would use alternate polarity. The magnets could be > doubled up for increased strength. So now you have spinning water in a > strong magnetic field! The unit is battery powered by two 1.5v penlight > batteries and could easily be converted to AC operation using a small > transformer and rectifier. The momentary action on/off switch could also > be supplemented with a toggle on/off switch for prolonged "spinning". > > Dennis Lipter >
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