Hi Bob, Whatever you (and all CS users) do, don't wash the vessel with a liquid detergent. The detergent contains surfactants that will stick to the glass and cause agglomeration. If you feel inclined it is OK to wash them in the dishwasher because that soap doesn't have any surfactant. If you do use liquid soap or detergent my recommendation is to toss the jar and start with a new one. The CS will turn yellow until you get all the soap out of it.
I have many customers that have had great success with MS using CS made with our units. I could knock your socks off with some of the anecdotal stories. And that's regarding many other maladies other than MS. I too want to see a generator in every household before the powers that be close the window of self help. It's a long uphill road however since I now see they are speeding up the disinformation campaign against us. Best regards, Trem www.silvergen.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "bob smith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 5:32 PM Subject: Re: CS>$$$ perpectives > Trem, > This is coming from someone who has no technical background and has no > desire nor sees no need for my developing these skills. > What is hard for me to understand is when others with backgrounds like > mine make such a prodject out of what to me is a simple process.(fill a jar > with DW, attach generator, turn power on) The way to solve running too long > if their unit don't have auto shutoff would be to use a timer in the power > line. > I don't know why anyone would want to wash either their production jar or > the storage jars. Don't CS do a better (complete) job of disinfecting than > any soap or detergent? When I first started making CS I went to Mills Fleet > Farm and got a case(12) qt. jars which come with lids for $7.89. I have > several beneficiaries of my production. When they got their first jars full, > I threatened them with excommunication and worse if they were to wash a jar. > It must not be doing any harm because my neighbor has MS. At the time he > started on CS symptoms of this affliction were showing up. Last week when he > stopped in for a refill, he was euphoric, saying that all the symptoms were > gone and that his energy level was what he felt it should be. My youngest > daughter says it is the best nasal spray she has ever used. I'm not going to > mention what it's done for me. > Several of the list authorities on this process have at one time or the > other stated that just about any type of equipment or pure silver electrodes > along with good quality DS (which isn't hard to find, unless you want to > have something to talk about) will make a good product. This I believe. > I myself have a silvergen SG6. I have made close to 50 gal. There has > never been a trace of color in any batch. I accidently used a gal. of > drinking water for one batch. That was the only bad batch. > As far as the silver electrodes wearing, I can barely detect a little > weakness in one, and that is after about 50 gal. When it gets where I think > it could be a problem, I intend to switch them. This should make the silver > electrode cost about 10 cents a gal. What's the point in trying to beat > that? > There are apparently 2 or more mfg. of generators who contribute to the > list. I'm sure they all do a creditable job. It is my sincere wish that > they are all blessed with an abundance of business, until every household is > equiped with one. With what is looming on the horizon, the more who are > using CS the better. While on that thought, I am going to mention something > that came up last week. My oldest daughter has a friend who makes a line of > supplements. His hottest item is ionized silver. She told him about my > making my own. He proved to be a short sighted fool by scaring the wits out > of her with the turning blue B.S. I told her to tell him that he was helping > to make the rope that the pharmaceutical/AMA people would hang him with. > Penny wise and pound foolish. > The title of the foregoing message is "The Gospel on CS According To > Robert". R.E.S. -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
