RE: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

The Blue Guy didn't know what he was doing and thought he did. Wayne knows what he is doing and knows he does. Automatic generators know those things for you. The SP has a variety of ways to do things, output mode and bypass switches, ways to plug in remote electrodes and so on. You can

Re: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Hi Dee, I must say, I had to check twice to be sure that wasy Wayne making that posting and not Ken! GRIN Since the 'puppy will do the auto-shut-off thing, my suggestion is to cycle the thing twice a day and be done with it... Morning and bedtime, decant, re-fill, push the button and leave

CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Good Morning Dee, At 03:56 AM 8/29/2008, you wrote: dee PS sorry if I haven't understood your very detailed analysis, but I'm afraid I need a lay persons version - not being very up on the science of it all. I read all the replies and statements relative to your questions and possible

Re: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

thanks for the reply Wayne, but I have to say that if I had read this before buying a generator, then quite frankly, I wouldn't have bothered! To say that this puts an even more complicated slant on things would be an understatement I think. I will just stick to letting the SP do it all for

Re: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Hi Dee. I'm in the same position as you -- I'm not engineeringly savvy, and I don't want to be. I also have a demanding lifestyle, and don't have time to fool around with all this stufff. I just want to make CS so I don't have to buy it. I just wanted to reply to one thing though -- you

RE: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Wayne, You're not that blue guy, are you?... Dan -Original Message- From: Wayne Fugitt [mailto:cwa...@netdoor.com] Sent: Friday, August 29, 2008 7:04 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ? Good Morning Dee, At

Re: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Ah, now this is the nub of what I have been trying to say! Well done MA - you put it in a nutshell! Let me reiterate: if I try and speed things up - by whatever method - I will probably compromise the CS - i.e. it will not be such high quality as the stuff I am making which takes longer. Is

Re: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

OK -- see, you're trying to nail down something that is not nail-downable without a lot of complicating factors. It *may* not be as high quality, unless your bottle of water is higher quality than the last bottle, or some other mitigating factor,etc. That's what everyone is trying to say --

RE: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Not quite. The manufacturers have set up their systems so that you get a repeatable brew of CS. If you change any of the variables you risk changing the CS. Whether this would be of lesser quality, to a degree that it matters, is the question. With the SilverPuppy, you have control over

Re: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

I think I've got it now MA. dee marmar...@bellsouth.net wrote: OK -- see, you're trying to nail down something that is not nail-downable without a lot of complicating factors. It *may* not be as high quality, unless your bottle of water is higher quality than the last bottle, or some other

Re: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Thanks Dave (sorry Mike) one thing about all this is, that it is gradually giving me a better idea what the whole thing is about. I don't think I will ever fully understand the intricacies of it all, but at least I am getting a glimmer about some of the mechanics. I suppose that's what it's

RE: CSRule of Thumb, doe not get it, Who wrote the rules anyway ?

Ev At 12:24 PM 8/29/2008, you wrote: If the electrodes are not returned to the normal position before shutoff, the brew will have a lower ionic content of silver (lower ppm). -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Instructions for unsubscribing are posted