Trem,
Read my post again. I thought I made it clear that I never had or
would wash any container used for CS.
While I don't understand the technical discussions on production between
those of you who have the background in that area, I do find it interesting.
I'm sure that nothing but good can come from it. And a special word of
praise to those who while they have no commercial interest in CS or any
other health related matter, devote a lot of time giving good advise. Bob
S.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Trem" <t...@silvergen.com>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 8:10 PM
Subject: Re: CS>$$$ perpectives
> Hi Bob,
>
> Whatever you (and all CS users) do, don't wash the vessel with a liquid
> detergent. The detergent contains surfactants that will stick to the
glass
> and cause agglomeration. If you feel inclined it is OK to wash them in
the
> dishwasher because that soap doesn't have any surfactant. If you do use
> liquid soap or detergent my recommendation is to toss the jar and start
with
> a new one. The CS will turn yellow until you get all the soap out of it.
>
> I have many customers that have had great success with MS using CS made
with
> our units. I could knock your socks off with some of the anecdotal
stories.
> And that's regarding many other maladies other than MS.
>
> I too want to see a generator in every household before the powers that be
> close the window of self help. It's a long uphill road however since I
now
> see they are speeding up the disinformation campaign against us.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Trem
> www.silvergen.com
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "bob smith" <rresm...@attbi.com>
> To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
> Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 5:32 PM
> Subject: Re: CS>$$$ 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.
>
>
>
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