If it's too big to get 'in'..it doesn't need to get 'out'.
Silver BBs are quite harmless...but they don't do much other than go
'plink' in the morning.
Ode
At 08:51 AM 11/12/2005 -0700, you wrote:
The problem to me with filtering is in addition to losing some silver,
you are also
The problem to me with filtering is in addition to losing some silver,
you are also adding a bunch of godknows what.
Of course, I still use a filter for coffee :-) . But I prefer not to
filter my EIS. When I pour it out of the brew jar, I sometimes leave the
larger bits of silver behind in
I have always used coral calcium water to make my CS. The coral calcium is
in the water and it comes that way. It has a high ph. You say to put things
in afterward to raise the ph.
Is this dangerous?
Harper
In a message dated 11/11/2005 3:12:27 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
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Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 6:47 PM
Subject: Re: CSis alkaline water necessary for making good CS...? Nenah
I have always used coral calcium water to make my CS. The coral calcium is in
the water and it comes
The only thing that should be used to make EIS is pure distilled water.
Save your coral calcium water for drinking. I don't know what all is in
your calcium water so can't say as to danger or not, but when making EIS
I want it pure.
my two cents
sol
siriu...@aol.com wrote:
I have always used
siriu...@aol.com :
I have always used coral calcium water to make my CS.
SOL:
The only thing that should be used to make EIS is pure distilled water. Save
your coral calcium water for drinking. I don't know what all is in your
calcium water so can't say as to danger or not, but when making
Nenah
harrrumph I have seen this gray haze.
How do I alkalize later please?
Harper
In a message dated 11/11/2005 5:36:21 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
ne...@bestweb.net writes:
So she brought me some excellent alkaline water from the water electrolysis
unit they had at the
Without any thing to measure except the naked eye, how would you know
that you have plating, or large particles, rendering it useless?
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Sent: Friday, November 11, 2005 8:48 PM
Subject: Re: CSis alkaline water necessary for making good CS...? Nenah
Without any thing to measure except the naked eye, how would you know
that you have plating
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Nenah
harrrumph I have seen this gray haze.
How do I alkalize later please?
Harper
Thanks, NenahI'm getting some large particles, floating, but the
CS is clear and measuring approx. 30-35 ppm, using Vs Godzilla unit-
maybe I've been leaving it turned up too high- something like 5 ma + (
don't know the voltage, etc.)
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Thanx from me too.
Harper
In a message dated 11/11/2005 6:04:45 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
alltogether...@webtv.net writes:
Thanks, NenahI'm getting some large particles, floating, but the
CS is clear and measuring approx. 30-35 ppm, using Vs Godzilla unit-
maybe I've been
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Subject: Re: CSis alkaline water necessary for making good CS...? Nenah
Thanks, NenahI'm getting some large particles, floating, but the
CS is clear
Maybe I'm getting a mix of sizes of particles. The small ones go through
the coffee filter. Actually, I'm basing my guesstimate of ppm on use
of the conductivity meter , which reads approx. 66.
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