Water is a delicate matter when you start to brew and splatter your kitchen or your workshop wall with sols of silver, one and all.
If its got too much init it will double in a minit. Golf balls, say the sages, who have been brewing all these ages; You must control the conductivity or you sliver will be mud and fall to bottom with a thud. Total TDS they say is just another way to say what will turn the amps away Some call it by a different name to play the prestige jargon game. But TDS or micro sems, too much makes gross; too little stems the cubic bits that try to swim. Water from a spring for sure beats water from the tap (a sewer) But until you dip your probe you don't know what the wet has in it [1] probably enough to sin it no matter from where the waters spewer. AC DC; sex or brewing today is often quite confusin If you DC you must limit or quickly there will be too much in it. Get your current in control and stay off the MD's reverse dole If you do it AC too Just keep your cones up or you're screwed Don't worry if all that you can do is find a nine volt batt or two, [2] Strung in series and from a glass with well hung 12 gauge wire, alas; no never mind to those who say big bucks required to make sol true Space 1/4 inch between and turn the simple sucker on In less than 60 you will find gold that croaks the evil yeasts and mold Bacteria too of all the stripes They see the micelle coming and they all scream Yikes! Some virons suffer similar fate, if you get silver before too late Stuff that's made this simple way does not last for many a day but does the job in the pathogen fray Remember when you brew this tool there seem to be a general rule that big is bad and small is cool [3] [1] This is a generally applicable principle. [2] Actually, three. [3] Some say about 1/2 to 10 nm. James-Osbourne: Holmes Disclaimer: The foregoing is not medical advice; only a fool would pay any attention to any of it. -- The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com>
