thank you all for your valuable contributions.  we settled on one tablespoon per
gallon and wait at least 30 min but more towards an hour...just cause we are
moving so slow in this heat *grin*.

once again i am so profoundly grateful for our silver, our generator from ode
that time and time again makes wonderful silver even tho we have the older
prototype for a gallon that he designed for us...knowing he has made many
improvements since then but ours is like a timex...takes a  lickin and keeps on
tickin.

drill a new well...arg and hooray.  our well has never been the same since they
blasted a mile long tunnel three miles from here (for a new bypass) several
years ago.  when it rains heavy our water is almost mud...and increasingly more
of a sulfur smell.  hopefully with the new well we will have water improvement
quality.  in the process of reading about wells last night learned much valuable
info on collecting ground water...for the eventual time when electricity may be
absent.  there are more ways to collect it than on the roof...so an exploration
in progress.

now to check out the first well driller coming in a few...and already i don't
like him...as he is pushing for a well 200 feet more than we need...the good ole
boy sales pitch.  boy will he be surprised when he comes and all that i have
learned terms wise...gotta love the info highway of the internet.  this evening
the other fellow will call and these brothers come the most highly recommended
and only 50 cents more a foot.  from what i hear they don't push to over drill
and are very lovely to work with.  keeping fingers crossed.  i just have a real
aversion for the slick good ole boys...as i have dealt with them many times over
the years...they play on your ignorance.

again, thank you everyone...on both silver list...which i will cross post this
to the other list also.

a rose...