CSSeeding

If you use part of a previous batch to seed the next, making 4 quarts is actually faster than making a gallon. Any batch can be 'topped off' with more water to replace what you used and run up to PPM again, pretty quick. I was reading a thread that mentioned seeding to shorten the time to

Re: CSSeeding

up to a quarter of the previous batch...the more, the faster. How much faster depends on water quality. Great water is a lot slower to get going, not so great/ somewhat contaminated is much faster. Which is what you are doing...making great water not so great .by contaminating it with

Re: CSSeeding

**I** wouldn't do that, but really... wathca got ta loose but a bit of water and silver if it doesn't work out for ya At 08:24 AM 3/20/2011 -0700, you wrote: I have added h202 to my cs after it is done...can I still use it to seed a new batch? thanks in advance, Debbie -- The Silver

Re: CSSeeding

thanks Ode...won't do it if it is not advisable :) From: Ode Coyote odecoy...@windstream.net To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Mon, March 21, 2011 6:18:52 AM Subject: Re: CSSeeding   **I** wouldn't do that, but really... wathca got ta loose but a bit of water

CSSeeding

I have added h202 to my cs after it is done...can I still use it to seed a new batch? thanks in advance, Debbie

Re: CSSeeding

No. sol Deborah Gerard wrote: I have added h202 to my cs after it is done...can I still use it to seed a new batch? thanks in advance, Debbie -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org

CSseeding gallon batchs

i recently found a couple gallon wide-mouth jars, and made a couple gallon batchs with my colloid master, seeding the startup with less than 2 oz of a previous batch that was about 60uS. it took about 8 hours to make them, one at about 36uS, the other at about 25uS. these were quite clear, and

CSSeeding CS

Instead of using salt or soda to *spike* your CS-brewing process, just use some CS from a previous batch. If you use 1/4 CS to 3/4 DW, you will reduce your brewing time by 2/3. Terry Chamberlin __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the

CSSeeding

Valerie, This is an example of the superstition that arises concerning CS. No one has provided ANY evidence that you can do anything to make CS dangerous using water that doesn't have a toxic substance already in it. (Yes, chlorine is toxic.) Regular spring, well, river or tap water

CSSeeding again

Valerie, Also (I sent too soon), if you use 20-25% pre-made CS as a starter, you are only doing what an hour of brewing would do, but you are saving that hour. I use 1/4 CS + 3/4 DW, and it reduces the brewing time by 2/3. ___ Do You Yahoo!?