Re: Yes! Re: Bentonite Magma

What I make is not technically "magma", it's much thicker and a MUCH larger amount of Bentonite than magma. I don't remember for sure, but it seems like I put at least 4 tablespoons in every quart of water...maybe more.

Just put the boiling/hot water in a blender and start adding clay tablespoon by tablespoon - it will thicken fairly rapidly. The thicker you get it, the less you'll have to use (and the less frequently you'll need to make it).

I generally add 1/4 - 1/2 cup of the 'clay liquid' to a 5 - 10 gallon bucket/pot. Produce in the pot, cover with distilled or RO water, and then add the 'clay liquid', swirl it around and let it sit. I usually let it sit overnite (because I usually do my shopping late, and don't get home until around 9pm).

Remember, we can NOT put Bentonite into a septic tank!!! So if you have one, be sure to dispose of the water anywhere but 'down the drain'.

Blessings -

Unyquity

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