Re: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar

[Lena Guyot]

Essentially, that's what CLR does.

On Apr 4, 2013, at 5:15 PM, James McDonald wrote:

> Try some vinegar or hydrogenPerxiode to clean out the spots
> 
> 
> From: JERRY PRENDERGAST 
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
> Sent: Thursday, April 4, 2013 3:34 PM
> Subject: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar
> 
> Hi,
>  I bought a silver generator --Silver Gen several months ago and all was 
> fine until my last batch of silver.
> I saw there were several white dots about 1/16 of an inch on the bottom of 
> each jar. There was also a whitish cast on the bottom.
> The jar had a yellowish-greenish cast which it did not use to have. Before it 
> was clear.
> 
>  Silver Gen spokesperson was very reassuring that it was safe. But it 
> should be clear and to rinse the jars in hot water and make a new batch. Well 
> the dots do not rinse out. Even after soaking for several hours. Also was 
> suggested to try a different distilled water. I buy my from the local grocery 
> store Meijers and have always bought them there. So why the change?
> 
>   Any suggestion on what is going on would be appreciated.
> Thanks, Sandy
> 
> 

Re: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar

[PT Ferrance]

I would not wash with hot water.  I would rinse with distilled water before 
making the next batch.  Perhaps some of the older list members will have more 
ideas.
PT





From: JERRY PRENDERGAST 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Thu, April 4, 2013 3:34:18 PM
Subject: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar


Hi,
 I bought a silver generator --Silver Gen several months ago and all was 
fine until my last batch of silver.
I saw there were several white dots about 1/16 of an inch on the bottom of each 
jar. There was also a whitish cast on the bottom.
The jar had a yellowish-greenish cast which it did not use to have. Before it 
was clear.

 Silver Gen spokesperson was very reassuring that it was safe. But it 
should 
be clear and to rinse the jars in hot water and make a new batch. Well the dots 
do not rinse out. Even after soaking for several hours. Also was suggested to 
try a different distilled water. I buy my from the local grocery store Meijers 
and have always bought them there. So why the  change?

  Any suggestion on what is going on would be appreciated.
Thanks, Sandy

Re: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar

[Deborah Gerard]

Hi Sandy I always buy my distilled water from Walgreen's if you have Meijer's 
in your area you probably have Walgreen's too,
Debbie
 


 From: James McDonald 
To: "silver-list@eskimo.com"  
Sent: Thursday, April 4, 2013 5:15 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar
  

Try some vinegar or hydrogenPerxiode to clean out the spots


 


 From: JERRY PRENDERGAST 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Thursday, April 4, 2013 3:34 PM
Subject: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar
  

Hi,
 I bought a silver generator --Silver Gen several months ago and all was 
fine until my last batch of silver.
I saw there were several white dots about 1/16 of an inch on the bottom of each 
jar. There was also a whitish cast on the bottom.
The jar had a yellowish-greenish cast which it did not use to have. Before it 
was clear.

 Silver Gen spokesperson was very reassuring that it was safe. But it 
should be clear and to rinse the jars in hot water and make a new batch. Well 
the dots do not rinse out. Even after soaking for several hours. Also was 
suggested to try a different distilled water. I buy my from the local grocery 
store Meijers and have always bought them there. So why the
 change?

  Any suggestion on what is going on would be appreciated.
Thanks, Sandy

Re: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar

[James McDonald]

Try some vinegar or hydrogenPerxiode to clean out the spots





 From: JERRY PRENDERGAST 
To: silver-list@eskimo.com 
Sent: Thursday, April 4, 2013 3:34 PM
Subject: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar
 

Hi,
 I bought a silver generator --Silver Gen several months ago and all was 
fine until my last batch of silver.
I saw there were several white dots about 1/16 of an inch on the bottom of each 
jar. There was also a whitish cast on the bottom.
The jar had a yellowish-greenish cast which it did not use to have. Before it 
was clear.

 Silver Gen spokesperson was very reassuring that it was safe. But it 
should be clear and to rinse the jars in hot water and make a new batch. Well 
the dots do not rinse out. Even after soaking for several hours. Also was 
suggested to try a different distilled water. I buy my from the local grocery 
store Meijers and have always bought them there. So why the
 change?

  Any suggestion on what is going on would be appreciated.
Thanks, Sandy

RE: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar

[Scott Adams]

You can take a brand new brush and rub the silver plating off. It won't take
much effort. Then save the brush for the future if you have to do it again. 

 

It happens to me every so often and is not a big deal. It is impossible to
keep things in the air from getting into a jar of water and there are other
variables as well. Again is not something to worry about. Clean it out and
move on. It just a bit of waste of silver is all.

 

I make my own distilled water. That way I am not a the mercy of plastic jugs
and other factors. It's not hard and the distillers aren't too expensive.

 

 

Scott Adams
I bet you know someone who has Chronic Lyme and doesn't realize it yet!

  www.lyme-resource.com

 

 

From: JERRY PRENDERGAST [mailto:jsmpren...@sbcglobal.net] 
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2013 2:34 PM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>Silver generator leaving white dots on bottom of glass jar

 

Hi,
 I bought a silver generator --Silver Gen several months ago and all was
fine until my last batch of silver.
I saw there were several white dots about 1/16 of an inch on the bottom of
each jar. There was also a whitish cast on the bottom.
The jar had a yellowish-greenish cast which it did not use to have. Before
it was clear.

 Silver Gen spokesperson was very reassuring that it was safe. But it
should be clear and to rinse the jars in hot water and make a new batch.
Well the dots do not rinse out. Even after soaking for several hours. Also
was suggested to try a different distilled water. I buy my from the local
grocery store Meijers and have always bought them there. So why the change?

  Any suggestion on what is going on would be appreciated.
Thanks, Sandy

Re: CS>Silver generator

[Trem]

We sometimes tell a person that has trouble getting the PPM high enough 
or if the unit doesn't shut off that setting the dial a bit lower than 
HIGH will allow it to shut off instead of continuing to run which keeps 
adding silver to the water.  It's impassible to "break" the machine.  
It's "bulletproof".  Please don't shoot it as a test!


Trem





On 8/2/2011 9:23 PM, slickpic...@cox.net wrote:

Thanks Melly.  How strange that they would even put a setting on the machine 
that would break it...?  I never got that info but fortunately I've not had any 
problems when running it on max.  It takes a little longer to complete (as 
expected) but no other issues.

Terry


 Melly Bag  wrote:

Terry,
  
This is what i was told when i called silvergen's office.  That i am not to turn it all the way up to the max or i'll break the machine.  I called then for low ppm even at max setting.
  
Melly


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Re: CS>Silver generator

[slickpicker]

Thanks Melly.  How strange that they would even put a setting on the machine 
that would break it...?  I never got that info but fortunately I've not had any 
problems when running it on max.  It takes a little longer to complete (as 
expected) but no other issues.

Terry


 Melly Bag  wrote: 
> Terry,
>  
> This is what i was told when i called silvergen's office.  That i am not to 
> turn it all the way up to the max or i'll break the machine.  I called then 
> for low ppm even at max setting.
>  
> Melly


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Re: CS>Silver Generator

[slickpicker]

I have used the Silvergen on the max setting many times without breaking it 
(not sure what you mean by that).

Terry

 Melly Bag  wrote: 
> Gladys,
>  
> I have both the Silvergen and Silverpuppy, as well as other machines.
>  
> The silverpuppy automatically stops at 16 ppm for me.  Some get 20ppm.  I 
> have  no problem with this at all and i use this all the time.  I got the 
> convertible 120/220 so i can use it anywhere.  This machine  stops if the 
> distilled water has excess minerals or not too pure. This machine does not 
> make a lot of the fuzzy silver fibers on the electrodes.  This has two kinds 
> of magnets stirring the water, but you only choose one to use.  I also get 
> good technical support from Ken.
>  
> The Silvergen, it has a dial, and if i use the lowest setting it only goes up 
> to 2ppm.  Then if i put it at the 12 o'clock placement, it would give me 
> 4ppm.  Then i put it at the 3 o'clock setting it would give me 5ppm.  Now, 
> one can't turn the dial to the max coz that would break the machine.  Like 
> the silverpuppy, it gives a clear solution as long as you truly have a good 
> distilled water.
> This machine automatically stops when distilled water is not too pure.  It 
> also stops when it has reached your desired ppm. It also does not have too 
> much fuzz on the electrodes.  You don't push the stirrer too far down 
> otherwise it would not turn.
>  
> Those are my two cents on my personal experience with the machines.
>  
> Melly
>  


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