The problem to me with filtering is in addition to losing some silver,
you are also adding a bunch of godknows what.
Of course, I still use a filter for coffee :-) . But I prefer not to
filter my EIS. When I pour it out of the brew jar, I sometimes leave the
larger bits of silver behind in the jar, but mainly I simply don't
worry about them, they are only pure silver after all. I am not really
understanding why people think these bits which are what has fallen off
the electrodes during silver making are a problem. If my EIS has a mix
of ions and tiny particles, I don't worry about a few larger particles
being in there. And after taking the time and trouble to put silver into
the DW, why filter any of it out again and waste it?
sol
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Maybe I'm getting a mix of sizes of particles. The small ones go through
the coffee filter. Actually, I'm basing my "guesstimate" of ppm on use
of the conductivity meter , which reads approx. 66.
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