Date:   1/8/2017 10:44:20 PM ( 7 y ago)
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"RE: It says that home made Colloidal Silver using electrolysis method is worthless as it is just ionic silver, not true Colloidal Silver .

A. I'd begin by asking what true Colloidal Silver is, and why anyone would appeal to such a label."

I found the answer in the link that Grizz provided.


"RE: ...Then I boil the liquid in a glass pan with a little raw honey. Finally, I filter it again and this is the colloidal silver that I consume.

A. Can I ask why you're adding honey to your solution?"

Because until today I was just blindly following what I read somewhere on how to make CS. ;)

Now I realize that both boiling the solution and adding honey to it will turn the ionic silver into elemental silver, which is not what I want. So I am going to eliminate this step from my process.

By the way, I'm using a Canadian Maple Leaf coin (1 oz .9999 silver) at the anode and a 14 gauge .9999 silver wire at the cathode. Questions:

1. How long should I cook to produce a 20 ppm solution?

2. Do I need a relay/timer to switch the polarity of the electrodes every 5 minutes?

Thanks Esstee!

 

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