I think it must be the water Joy. The only time I ever got yellow was
when I was filling the plastic bottles right to the top. This didn't
allow the plastic to 'out-gas' I think. But I have *never* had yellow
silver in my brewing container, at least, only when I ran it on manual
for 10
Hi,
Made another batch - this time both turned blackish - one more than
another - no barnacles - kept it going for about 1.5 hours. Still turned
light yellow. *Maybe* just a tad lighter than in the first batch. Rinsed
out the container with distilled water before attaching the power. Also
clean, I
don't wash containers out just wipe them out with paper towel, I keep
containers solely as production vessels and for storage of EIS.
N.
Date: Sat, 22 Aug 2009 22:15:51 +0300
From: beitharm...@gmail.com
CC: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: Re: CSRE: Making first batch
Hi Joy.
A tag yellow isn't bad, drank that for many years, kept me away from the
doc,s. Been drinking the clear stuff after 2-3-hundred hours reashearch and
plus the experimentation. It all seems to work. Drink it before it turns
yellow. Its fresh,its good, dont worry. Its not going to kill you.
What you have sounds right. I think from your later description it may
have run a bit long, crystal clear is best, but light yellow is still
good. I have made thousands of gallons of CS and have never seen
bubbles. I suspect it may have to do with how pure your water is, or
maybe your current
It's going yellow because you're brewing too long.
Never mind, not important.
Chuck
N-O-I-S-E The Conservative Voice -
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 3:02 AM, j.sherri beitharm...@gmail.com [link:
mailto:beitharm...@gmail.com] wrote:
Hi,
Made another
Hi Dan,
Considering cleaning off the rods in mid process - keeping the rods as
pristine as possible and avoiding the residue - which seems I've
accumulated - albeit a very small amount.
I sent away for a laser which should help in seeing the *action*.
Thanks so much for this wisdom, much
The guy is on YouTube and put together a device to make the CS - his
screen name is efreeme. Does anyone know about the silver he's selling?
All I can do is go on trust and faith with this - the rods seem to be a
very soft and malleable silver.
Re the water - I am using distilled water that I
Using that method, one electrode turning fuzzy black is normal. [Silver
Oxide]
The other turning black, isn't. [Who knows what, being made out of silver
ions and water contaminationprobably. ]
Normally, That one would be sort of whitish to tan with Silver Hydroxide
and metallic silver
The guy doesn't understand his meter.
RO water can be pure enough, but usually isn't.
A Britta filter will add more impurities to the silver water than it removes.
Letting the stuff settle for a few days and decanting works far better
than any filter you can buy short of a low micron lab
Hi Joseph,
I set up a barebones type of generator - 4 9v's - 2 rods that I got off
ebay that said ., 2 9v connectors and 2 alligator clips. I am using
whatever distilled water I can get - unfortunately it's not easy to find
where I live and the one place I did find - perhaps didn't have
Hi,
I got these rods from this guy - Pdxsilverguydotcom - (that's how he
writes it) on ebay. It was a hassle and a half just to get them - but he
seemed decent and has good feedback - so ordered them. I didn't clean
them before doing the batch - just rinsed them off. Basically - I just
Sounds to me that this is just fine for initial CS making.
In this sort of setup, the positive electrode will get slightly black
and the negative electrode will get somewhat dark and build up with
fuzzy material. Sometimes it is referred to as a beard. Some
people like to clean off the
You have a basic setup.
The primary requirements are:
Use only distilled water!!!
if your container is a regular 8 ounce glass, the timing should be
only 30 to 45 minutes max.
What you made will work fine for your animal, but try for the above
next time.
Just wipe off your rods with a paper
Hi Joy,
I wouldn't recommend using the resulting brew for anything until you're
sure you've actually got silver of at least .999 purity for electrodes.
I get . (99.99% pure) from this site http://tinyurl.com/mnkj2t
Never had any problems, and it's pretty cheap.
BTW I reposted this to the
***smacks forehead***
Of *course*, the water!
I tend to take that for granted
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On Sat, Aug 22, 2009 at 04:15:38PM -0400, cking...@nycap.rr.com wrote:
You have a basic setup.
The primary requirements are:
Use only
Hi Joy,
I never saw that question the first time, not sure why that is...
But Joseph is right, a description of your generator setup might help.
Your electrodes should definitely not be black, especially not within
an hour. Are you sure you're working with silver of at least .999 purity
(i.e.,
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