To Mendomaid :
Some of your comments sounds familiar to me too.

I’m making a research about stainless steel, on the 3200+ pages of Hulda Clark books.
I will be back soon on this.

To Parazapper :
>> If I were to choose an optimum metal, I would consider silver for its additional benefits.

Because of the popularity of Colloidal Silver , there is many customers asking why we don’t use this metal on zapper’s electrodes. I don’t feel comfortable with this idea : Silver can be a poison as toxic as mercury (in tooth fillings) or an outstanding pathogen killer (in colloidal form). Difference between both seems to lie in the size of the silver particles (or current making them).

Good Colloidal Silver generators, as the silverpuppy, from Coyote zentrerprizes, or the CS01CC from Maestro-Zapper, (and many others) uses a constant current source of only 1mA.
Zappers, on the other hand, uses currents from 2mA to 8mA and more.

Something to search, but using silver (or gold) for zapper’s electrodes should be approached with care, not mentioning the cheap solution, hard to beat, of 2 layers of wet paper around the metal (copper) electrodes (:-).

>> Even then, it is important to avoid excesses of anything.
So important, I feel the need to say it my self too (:-)
Even then, it is important to avoid excesses of anything.

Yes, I use stainless steel cookware, but there is a difference.

I will clarify with this. Until we started advising folks not to zap if they had stainless steel implants, this was a major cause of complaints.

Titanium has not caused any reported problems.