sol <[email protected]> wrote: > Mostly 15.9 uS at auto shut off of my Silverpuppy magnetic stir, > quart batch.
> The Silvergen I have set to shut off at about 10 to 12 ppm, as I > run gallon batches with that generator, and if I try to get 15 or > 16 with a gallon batch it will go slightly yellow. Thanks. Interesting numbers. Much lower than I expected. [...] > yes, that is true. But with the touchiness of the process for me > which causes me to need DW of very good purity, I have been more > concerned with that consistency- it is pretty hard for me to > compare with anyone else anywhere because hardly anyone else needs > DW of .2 to .4 uS to make clear CS. I am really surprised. It shouldn't be that touchy. I'd think you should easily get 20uS with no problem. Getting past 22uS is a bit more difficult. I really can tell the difference when it gets below about 18uS. The Shingles starts twitching and tingling. But you are going to be very surprised when I get around to telling you about the experiments I did to measure sublingual absorption. You won't believe it. >> How do you clean your generator and electrodes? > I rinse them with peroxide rarely, maybe once or twice a year. > Then rinse with hot tap water several times, then 2 or 3 rinses > with DW. If I need to use a new jar, I run it through the > dishwasher, then rinse with hot tap water and then DW, per Trem of > Silvergen. I pour some isopropyl alcohol in and swish it around, then wipe with a tissue. Rinse with dw and let it dry. Then never touch it again with fingers. I rarely use H2O2 any more since I found it contains phosphoric acid and other stabilizers that can leave contamination on things. BTW, I bought a small bottle of 85% to see if it would dissolve silver or silver hydroxide. It cost $20.00, which is a lot right now, so I had to eat boiled potatoes for a couple of days. It had no effect on silver. Apparently it needs to work with H2O2. > Because there may be airborne contaminants here, I wipe the > electrodes with a piece of white paper towel, wetted with DW just > before starting a new batch. I never wipe them after brewing, but > only immediately before. Hmm.. I usually wipe the cathode a bit just after the brew. I'll try your way and see what happens. > Like you, I never touch the inside of the jar with anything once I > have cleaned it to my satisfaction, I let jars air dry. Never > touch the electrodes with fingers. Oh, and I clean the lids I put > on the brew jars (when I'm storing CS in the brew jar) the same > way I clean the jars, and I never touch the insides of lids > either. But I'm really not convinced everyone needs to be this > obsessive about it. But I do. So am I. Obsession is a good habit with cs. Essential, in fact. > sol Thanks, sol. Very good info. Mike M. -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: [email protected] Address Off-Topic messages to: [email protected] The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
