When silver ions dry up, they oxidize and turn into silver oxide...black
specks that **look like** mold.
Ode
At 11:00 PM 11/10/2009 -0600, you wrote:
Well, sipping from the bottle can contaminate the entire batch so it
becomes ineffective. It is important to pour it into a clean bottle
(well rinsed with distilled water) and then pour it out into something
else without touching skin to the jar edge.
I have seen some kind of mold (tiny specks) on the underside of the
cap on my bottle after a long time.
Kathryn
On Nov 10, 2009, at 2:50 PM, Saralou wrote:
I'm starting to wonder about my EIS. I know it's doing stuff to
the water but... bleah.
I just refilled my 4 oz desk bottle (from which I sip from time to
time) and noticed the mold/mildiew smell. Blessedly it's only 4
oz. It's a blass bottle with plastic cap. I noticed the same thing
on the bathroom bottle a few months ago. Can't tell if it comes
from the air or mouth contamination or both or? but the EIS isn't
killing it.
Somebody please reassure me that EIS kills single-cell fungi so
this stuff must be more sophisticated.
Saralou
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