I made my own "whole house" nebulizer using one of those pond foggers that resonate several small discs at a high ultrasonic rate. I floated the 'fogger' in a 10 gallon fish tank filled with CS. The resultant fog I collected and verified it contained silver. The fog can practically fill a house.
Respectfully, Rich Adams ----- Original Message ----- From: Medwith, Robert To: 'cs' Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 11:33 AM Subject: CS>Large nebulizer for critters. Anyone ever seen a dust collector for dry wall sanding. It is powered by a vacuum cleaner (large shop one). You have a 5 gallon bucket 1/2 full of water. Bucket lid has 2 hose connection the one for air inlet is below water, outlet is under side of lid. When you suck air (with vacuum cleaner) on top of water on sealed bucket you force all air into bucket through water. This action traps dust when you sand (with a hose) drywall. Now if you do away with hose to sand and fill bucket with CS or a mix of CS and water. Now you have the worlds largest Nebulizer. You could run this in a pretty good size room, with critters in room breathing in the CS. This could also disinfect the room. Only draw back in a house you might see some gray build up on walls from silver. You could do this in a room you were going to paint, let the moisture dry. After you paint the paint would have silver in it to stop mold. If we ever had contamination in air (God forbid) you could use this large nebulizer to help clear a room. You could blow air from vacuum cleaner in bucket below water and air out would be treated same way. This way last stop for air is through the air and not through the vacuum cleaner. This would be a way to do any people or critters in room. Only draw back is noisy vacuum cleaner. The larger the vacuum cleaner the more air forced through CS/Water. I have a large Sears Shop Vav and this system does a great job catching drywall dust when sanding. It would make one heck of a nebulizer. Bob
