Vinegar and aluminum foil cause an "electrolytic" reaction with silver
where silver plates to the aluminum effecting reverse current cleaning by
stripping silver ions off.
Any electrolyte will work.....salt water does just as well as Vinegar.
Distilled water works, but very slowly at first.
..or milk in a farmers steel milk can. [Just "how" does dropping a coin
into the milk release ions into the milk to keep it fresh???]
Iron may work even better than aluminum. [There being a silver iron
battery..but iron rusts and aluminum doesn't]
This is also how Curads silver bandaids work to introduce silver ions into
a wound.
It has fine fibers of silver layered over fine fibers of aluminum and
uses body fluids as the electrolyte
ode
At 01:26 PM 4/20/2006 -0700, you wrote:
Hi sol,
The vinegar and foil cause a chemical reaction to clean the silver . peroxide
Take care,
V
http://www.health-freedom.info/
> I'm curious as to why no one has suggested using peroxide to clean the
> bars, followed by a distilled water rinse?
> sol
> Ode Coyote wrote:
>> Toss a piece of aluminum foil in with the vinegar. [or salt water]
>> Ode
>> At 04:55 AM 4/18/2006 -0700, you wrote:
>>> . I was wondering what does everyone use to clean their silver before
>>> using them in a generator? I would like to stick with something
>>> natural/organic.
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