Hi George:
Thank you for the links and the encouragement. I was unaware about heating the
water. Thanks for the tip. A very good idea on a google search for "How do you
make Colloidal silver"
I will do that, Thanks George
Ken
----- Original Message -----
From: George Knoll <geoe...@ipa.net>
Date: Thursday, January 10, 2008 9:26 am
Subject: RE: CS>Works
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Kenneth ,
>
> Greeting all,
>
> I too am a newbe to the list and use CS daily.. I have had
> repeted sinus problems and antibotics 4 to 5 times a year
> Needs to say my emune sys was shat ..In 2007 started useing CS
> and I am on cloud 9 Wonderful stuff.
>
> Now makeing it and after many hours of reserch on net. the Main
> googal words are "How do you make CColloidal silver"
> this opens up a much wider knowledge.
>
> I talked to a gent yesterday a Mr T.J. Wiggins who has
> several web sites . His on going passion for years has been
> to inform people of CS ,a product that has had 47 yr. of
> FDA approval AND 127 DRUGS with silver in it. Now removed as
> they were useing 200 times more than we make now. There were
> about 200 reports of people getting gray angina ..spelling is not
> my best thing.. so it was taken off the market.. Mr wiggins
> is offers a free generator that connects to phone
> lines...low current and I believe
> this current from a phone line is pulsed. like an audio single
> generator.
> Ken, I believe your on the right track ..from what I have found
> air bubbled in gives the brew the needed carbon dioxide/monoxide.
> needed to do a good job..(to get the best product) my
> first generator was a battery ..3x 9 volt =27 plus volts
> into the .999 silver 14 ga wires .from ultrasilver.com ..I
> didn't use air but a water pump and this took over 6
> hours. I now heat my water and try to keep
> it around 150 to 165 degrees on a hot pad like one used to keep
> coffee hot. Heat speeds up the process .
>
> Hope this helps...We all can use a little incouragement and
> confidence with these things.
>
> The web sites of Mr tim Wiggins are as follows (Mr Wiggins
> only sell a book and a few small telephone gen.s)
>
> http://www.elixsilver.com/index.htm
>
> This web site will take you to others that sell products.
>
> a freind from Stuttgart, Ar
>
> George Knoll
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: KENNETH TUURI
> To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> Sent: 1/9/2008 11:56:19 PM
> Subject: CS>Help! New to the list!
>
>
> Hi everyone I'm Ken.
>
> I'm new to the list but not new to Colloidal silver. I was
> making it a few years back, but have not for a while and been
> out of touch a little.
> When I was making it I was using a 9volt wallwart,
> distilled water, silver rods, + aqu.pump.
> Silver rods were worn out so I just picked up 2 Canadian
> Maple leaf coins .9999 pure silver.
>
> In the past I always had some colloidal silver around to use a
> little when starting a new batch, but I don't have any now. So
> last night I made a batch, I ran it for about 3 hrs.Will this
> batch be a little weaker because I didn't have any CS to start
> it with? My thinking is I can use this batch as a starter?
>
> Trying to get up to date on things. I see they have a
> whole lot of CS generators on the market now.
> I understand from what I have read lately is that the prefered
> voltage to use is 30 volts. A friend who I will be making some
> for as well, is an Electronics Tech. and has offered (no cost)
> to build me a new constant current CS generator.
>
> So my question is; at 30 volts what should the current
> (constant current) be??
> Also using this generator, how long will the process take? Is it
> less time with the higher volts?
> I will be using distilled water, silver coins .9999 pure, +
> aqu.pump in a 14oz glass ( but I would like to use a 48qz mason
> jar I have). I would like to do the best job I can within budget.
>
> Looking for a little guidance from other members. Been
> reading alot of your emails on the list in the last few weeks
> and thought it was time I started adding to the overflow of
> email in my inbox lol. :)
>
> Just like to add that when I was using it before. One of
> the things I used it for was very oily skin and would soak a few
> cotton pads with CS and apply it to my face in some areas and
> just let the pad soak there for qiute a while, sometimes till
> they became dry. I did this for a few years with NO sign of grey
> or blue. Thought I would mention this as there has
> been alot of talk lately about Paul (aka the blue man)
>
> Just like to add a Happy + Heathly New Year to all.
>
> Thanks
> Ken
