If only using pure silver and pure water, shelf life is virtually
infinite, even when sitting in direct sunlight for years.
It's best to not freeze it or exceed 120 deg Fstore at room temp.
ode
At 03:22 PM 5/27/2009 +0200, you wrote:
I just read on that one german site for
guessing
that some of the particles are converting to a form (ionic?) that the TDS
meter does not measure???
Del
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Subject: Re: CSShelf-life of CS
If only
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I just read on that one german site for generators, that cs does not have a
long shelf life, and then it should be used up as soon as possible, and that
you should always make it fresh... This might not be a creditable statement
on their part, as I've read no such thing anywhere, except of
Golden Aldi wrote:
I just read on that one german site for generators, that cs does not
have a long shelf life, and then it should be used up as soon as
possible, and that you should always make it fresh... This might not
be a creditable statement on their part, as I've read no such thing
.
Making CS with ordinary water wwill give a produce with a life of a few days
to 2 weeks maybe.
Hope that helps.
Tony Moody
On 27 May 2009 at 15:22, Golden Aldi wrote about :
Subject : CSShelf-life of CS
I just read on that one german site for generators, that cs does not have a
long shelf
' and fairly
strong TE.
Dunno if my rationalisations are of any help?
N.
Date: Wed, 27 May 2009 15:22:21 +0200
From: goldena...@gmail.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSShelf-life of CS
I just read on that one german site for generators, that cs does not have a
long shelf life
Bill said,
What is the life of colloidal silver if stored in a
dark bottle at room temperature.
If what you are making is silver particles suspended
(floating around) in water (erroneously called
*Colloidal* silver), the shelf life will be subject to
outside influences like sunlight, magnetism,
Throw it away.
Marshall
Linda Kaye Coombs wrote:
Hi there experts and All, I have a quantity of CS made with a HVAC about
4 yrs. ago. Some has settled, can only see tyndall when shook. All had
it fine when made. Some has a moldy looking stuff on the lid. How do I
know if it is still
Hi there experts and All, I have a quantity of CS made with a HVAC about
4 yrs. ago. Some has settled, can only see tyndall when shook. All had
it fine when made. Some has a moldy looking stuff on the lid. How do I
know if it is still good ? Thanks, LC
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Hi Linda,
Tyndall is not a good thing!!! What you see with Tyndall is pasrticles.So all
of the particles have settled to the bottom and whast you have left is pure
ionic silver solution, which is GREAT STUFF!!!
Don't shake it. Let the junk settle and carefully pour off the good stuff!!!
If
Marshall I am surpised at your reaction!!!
Ole BOb
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Throw it away.
Marshall
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In a pinch, you could try a salt test ;-))
Dan
Re: CSshelf life of CS
From: Robert Berger (view other messages by this author)
Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2003 09:51:06
Marshall I am surpised at your reaction!!!
Ole BOb
Marshall Dudley wrote:
Throw it away.
Marshall
touching my CS.
Best regards,
Richard Harris, 56 yr FL Pharmacist
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From: Linda Kaye Coombs [mailto:coom...@ev1.net]
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 11:50 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CSshelf life of CS
Hi there experts and All, I have a quantity of CS made
Morning Marshall,
Throw it away.
I too have wondered about the shelf life. Typically, I use each batch
I make within 30 days.
A few years ago, I gave a bottle to a friend. He solved some skin problem
he had for years, and have seen a number of doctors including dermatologist.
About a
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Sent: Thursday, 17 August 2000 02:17
Subject: Re: CSshelf life of CS?
In a message dated 8/16/00 2:44:48 AM Central Daylight Time,
i...@win.co.nz
writes:
I have 20L of light yellow 20ppm CS 2 yrs old, which tests the same
now
as the day it was made.
How do you test for ppm
Hi Bob,
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000 20:50:22 -0500, Robert L. Berger
bober...@swbell.net wrote:
SCRAP all this nonsense about brown bottles or blue bottles.
I have some CS stored in clear 16 oz and 2 liter coke bottles from many
months and there is no change. I have even put some out on the south back
Subject: CSshelf life of CS?
On-Topic questions.
1. What is the shelf life of CS since it's fatal to bacteria?
2. Does the CS eventually settle out?
3. I have some Hydrogen Peroxide bottles. Can I use those or do I want
to
use blue/brown glass and air tight seals?
Thanks from the newbie
In a message dated 8/16/00 2:44:48 AM Central Daylight Time, i...@win.co.nz
writes:
I have 20L of light yellow 20ppm CS 2 yrs old, which tests the same now
as the day it was made.
How do you test for ppm?
Marlene
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On-Topic questions.
1. What is the shelf life of CS since it's fatal to bacteria?
2. Does the CS eventually settle out?
3. I have some Hydrogen Peroxide bottles. Can I use those or do I want to
use blue/brown glass and air tight seals?
Thanks from the newbie.
Tim EAstman
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Hi Tim;
SCRAP all this nonsense about brown bottles or blue bottles.
I have some CS stored in clear 16 oz and 2 liter coke bottles from many
months and there is no change. I have even put some out on the south back
porch for three months and no change.
If the CS is made right it will not settle
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