Usually, it is recommended to use hydrogen peroxide to clean electrodes and container. Use white paper towel or napkin if you need to, and rinse out once or twice with distilled water.
You can test for colloidal silver by adding a small amount of salt to colloidal silver in a small glass (shot glass or liqueur glass). With indirect light behind the glass, you should be able to see a blue haze forming in the glass indicating silver chloride. The bluish color is proportional to the strength of the original colloidal silver. Dan On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 3:33 PM, <dingyun...@att.net> wrote: > Hi, group, > > I brought silver bullet from Utopia Silver along with TDS meter. At the > beginning making it, the water was light yellow and few ashes particles > gathering around electrode. Many sequencce of making CW, I found there were > lots mass of ashes some sinking to the botton of the container. So I > cleaned the electrode and glass container with alcohol. To my surprise, CW > was clear no more yellow color and also no more particles around electrode. > It happened at the time my son got serious eye infection that he had eye > pain, watering, burry vision that he could not drive. I put CS drops many > times in one day but did not help the infection and had to go next day to > ER for antibiotic drops to clear it up. My TDS meter is broken. I have no > way to test the water. What did I do wrong? I did use store brought water, > which I tested before was 0.02. I am thinking to buy better meter. What's > your suggetion? Helen > >
