Annie wrote:
Hello all,
I'm delurking to ask a question.
I bought an SP Lite not too long ago, but just made my first batch of
colloidal silver today. Of course something unexpected came up, and I
had to leave the house for a bit. And I forgot about the colloidal
silver making.
Oh goodness, when I finally got back home and remembered, I ran to
check on it. It had turned a sort of a medium gold color. I'm sitting
here looking at it askance. It looks kind of like weak tea. Is this
still usable? Or should I toss it? The silver wires had some kind of
stuff on them when I pulled them out. But I don't see anything in the
water itself. And I did use distilled water. There are some very tiny
oily looking spots on the top of the solution, and it has a very
noticeable taste. I took a very tiny sip as an experimental taste test.
I've never heard of colloidal silver described like this before. So
use it, or toss it?
Annie
It means that the particle size is larger than optimum, and the
concentration is as well I suspect. You can toss it, or you could dilute
it down with some distilled water, and add a little hydrogen peroxide to
break up the particles. Use no more than 5 or 10 drops of 3% hydrogen
peroxide per 8 ounce glass of CS.
Marshall
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