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To quickly and easily create a 3000 ppm CDH type solution for those who don't have the time needed to make regular CDH or CDH4000, just combine 0.5ml of 20 to 25% Sodium Chlorite (approximately 10 drops) with 0.5ml of 4% HCl, in at least a 10ml small bottle or vile or a 10ml narrow tube, or maybe a 10ml syringe, or the bulb end of a cut-off pipette, etc., and wait for 5 minutes. Then for each 0.5ml of 20 to 25% Sodium Chlorite and 0.5ml of 4% HCl used, immediately add 9ml of water to end up with 10ml of approximately 3000 ppm CDH. Of course you could double or triple the recipe, etc., to make larger quantities (make sure you've got a big enough container to hold it once made if you want to store it though). Once made, each ml of this solution will be approximately 3000 ppm and will contain 1 drop of Sodium Chlorite which has been approximately 50% activated. I think we could call this Quick & Easy CDH3000. The advantage to this way of activating is that you don't have to wait any longer than 5 minutes to have a large concentration (ppm) and it will allow the user to know how many ppm they have so that they can use it more wisely and dilute it to any lower ppm they need accurately, just like regular CDH and CDH4000. For example:

- 0.25ml of this in 100ml of water will give you 7.5 ppm which should be a good concentration for eye drops for pink eye and other eye infections.
- 0.5ml to 1.0ml of this in 100ml of water will give you 15 to 30 ppm which are good concentrations to use in a nebulizer for covid-19.
- 3.0ml of this in 100ml of water will give you 90 ppm which is a great concentration to use as an antiseptic for wound healing or as a hand sanitizer.
- Used full strength, it can take care of precancers on the skin and remove warts and moles.
The uses are endless!

By the way, this should be put in the fridge to store it properly.

Let me know if you have any questions.
Scott

Scott, thanks for that info.

Question, "...15 to 30 ppm which are good concentrations to use in a nebulizer..." that CLO2 concentration can be used in a nebulizer without further water dilution?

CLO2 wrote:

Scott, thanks for that info.

Question, "...15 to 30 ppm which are good concentrations to use in a nebulizer..." that CLO2 concentration can be used in a nebulizer without further water dilution?

Yup. I did some testing and actually I feel even up to 50 ppm is safe. I know, I know - it doesn't seem possible right? I thought the same thing because we know we shouldn't inhale ClO2. But nebulizing is quite different because the gas is trapped in the individual particles of water so first of all we're really not getting that much actual gas because we're also breathing in a lot of air with the mist and then I think once it's down in the lungs in the water, it combines with the water of the lungs and becomes even more dispersed. Anyway, there doesn't seem to be any problems with it.

I'll post my nebulizing testing later.

All the best,
Scott

Question:  When I nebulize Hydrogen peroxide, I use saline solution.  Just started nebulizing with CDS….I have been using saline solution with it; but is it better just to use distilled water?  Thanks.