You can also buy a variety of battery holders at Radio Shack.
Ode
At 01:38 PM 4/29/2012 -0400, you wrote:
In a message dated 4/29/2012 1:05:58 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
blacksa...@comcast.net writes:
Iâd be interested in this (I do already have a bigger battery set up)
but never hearrd of a single battery being used. Please share. Lisa I
finally copied it so I didn't have to think it through again-- :-) also
if you can't solder you can hold the wires on with tape..Solder is just
easier }
Hi Lisa, I just posted for Jim, Here it is again---I used it & let
Bg know on the electricgermkiller sit.--It was put in the archive with my
instructions. She asked for pictures of how I built it but I never took
any & sent them..I should but it is so easy-----I took about 6-8 inches
of lamp wire---pulled it in half----cleaned the rubber / plastic on each
end of both wires--{ about 3/4 inches } I soldered one end of one wire
to the pos. post on the battery & one end of the other wire on the
negative end.... On the other bare ends I wrapped a small piece of cotton
cloth. { I used a needle & thread to keep it in place | I soaked the
cloth end of each wire in distilled water-----Put the cloth end of one
wire in my mouth as close to the abscess as I could get it & the other
wire outside on the big bump on my jaw......I help them in place for 5
mins. then switched positions ---inside wire out * outside wire in {thus
changing the polarity } & held it for 5 mins. .....
I did this in the evening before bed time..rinsed my mouth with
hydrogen peroxide / distilled water & then CS /EIS... I did the same
thing the next morning & again in the evening....The next morning when I
got up the swelling was almost gone & no more problems since...This was
several months ago....NO- you can't feel a thing as far as electric
current passing through the jaw... I even used it to cure my Grandson's
cold sore & an infected big toe.... Good luck--Lois
