100 ppm MMS concentration

Anyone have insight into makinging 100 ppm MMS solution in 1L H20 using 22.4% NaClO2 and 4.5% HCl? Thank you, 

Jeff

To make CDH4000 (4,000 ppm), you use 90 ml of water + 5 ml of MMS + 5 ml of HCl, giving you 100 ml of CDH4000. What you would like to make would be CDH100?  Seems to me you would need 0.125 ml of MMS + 0.125 ml of HCl + 99.75 ml of water.

My estimation of 0.125 ml of MMS (and HCl) would be 2.5 drops of each since 1 ml = 20 drops.

Can someone check my guess work? 

Another way would be to make 100 ml of CDH4000 and dilute it down to 100 ppm by adding it to 3.9 liters of water? Just guessing. 
 

Thank you for responding. I want to make a foot soak for toenail fungus. The info I found said 100 ppm solution for onychomycosis. I am new to all this. Thank you again for your help.

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for nail fungus, I use CDH concentrate - that is, as much as 4000 ppm. I wet a cotton swab and rub it on the nail - there was no bad reaction. CDH made from 5 ml of 24% sodium chlorite, 5 ml of 4% HCl and 90 ml of distilled water. I also used such a concebtration on my face for a pimple, for example...nothing was ever burned. You should know that in this case the MMS is diluted 20 times - but it is not for oral consumption, or for mucous membrane use - that would be too strong... maybe some of you use it??

I forgot to write that you grease the nail, let it dry for 10 minutes and do it 3 times a day.