>> * From: * CHERYL HOLMES[SMTP:[email protected]]wrote:
>
> Kirsteen, as for how long batteries last, if you use a lot of CS like I
> do, I get about 1 month out of mine. But then I'm making it for 6 dogs
> and 3 people presently...(Family and pets). If I were to only make it
> for myself and no one else, the batteries would likely last /many/
> months. I can tell when I need new ones when the CS doesn't end up
> looking like it usually does for me. Tonights was a nice clear to
> yellow color which is what I shoot for.
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You say that your batteries last for 1 month making colloidal silver for 6 dogs
and 3 people.
For the standard nuclear family we might assume that the three people are one child, one wife and
one husband. If dogs average about 60 pounds apiece, then we could assume that one child might be
equivalent to one dog (by weight), one wife would be equivalent to two dogs (or a little more in
some cases) and one husband would be the equivalent of 3 dogs.
6 dogs
1 child = 1 dog
1 wife = 2 dogs
1 husband = 3 dogs
Total dog equivalent = 12 dogs
Therefore since the batteries last 1 month for 12 dogs worth of colloidal silver, we can say one set
of batteries last for 12 dog-months. Using the equivalencies we could also say that a set of
batteries would last for 12 child-months, 6 wife-months, or 4 husband-months.
(wink)
Dan
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