Off base completely.
Use distilled water only. If you wash with tap water, rinse at least 3
times with distilled.
You can nuke any glass container if it has water in it and it won't crack.
If you use a pot, place the distilled water in the container you are
using, then put it in a pot of hot water so the distilled water never
contacts anything but the final container you use to make the batch.
Don't exceed 110 degrees F. If you boil it, let it cool to luke warm
before using it.
ken
At 02:41 PM 4/17/2003 -0700, you wrote:
i recently read that you shouldn't cook with hot water. to use cold water
because more lead and copper and some other minerals come out of the
faucet in a higher content. so do you think i should still clean my
colloidal silver jar with hot water or cold.
or should i use cold water and then boil it in a pot. but the pot is also
made from metals and minerals and other stuff.
or should i just microwave the container with cold water. but my container
is glass will it crack. and will microwaves do something bad to my
container or me.
does boiling water even do anything. the stuff that was in the water is
still in the water and didn't do anything but get hot when i boiled it right?
or am i thinking to far into all of this.
what do you you think i should do.
j
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