MMS explosion

My mistake was using used needed to gas MMS to a bottle of water. I didn't relize the needle was clogged or disabled and when I pushed in the plunger on the syringe holding the MMS it built up enough pressure (having no where to go) to force the plunger out of the syringe and MMS few all over. Needless to say I was overcome by the fumes and found it very difficult to breathe. This was yesterday and I am still haivng trouble breating and coughing up clear phlem. Do I just wait this out or is there something I can do to improve my breating. It seems bit ironic to use CDS to cure an MMS induced problem. Lesson learned: Make CDS outside and use a new needle.

Sandy

Where did you get this technique, Sandy?

There are others that are so much easier -

A You tube video. I added a picture to my last post. It seemed rather simple to me.

Hello Sandy,

It is unfortunate to hear about your accident with the gas explosion.

I would recommend to stay away from the mms gas for 3 days or so to alow respiratory tract to take a break Also take some deep breaths(without straining your lungs) outside in the morning. The cool air should sooth the irritation.

I suggest that whenever you want to try an MMS method, that you consult with the experienced people here on the forum. They will give you great answers. This should prevent any more accidents.

As for the syringe method. I would refrain from using that method for the following reasons:

The needle is made of steel and the iron will have a rusting reaction to the gas that is produced by activation. This will add unwanted toxins to your CDS.

The needle has a rubber pump, this rubber will be eaten away by the high concentration of activated mms and also will add unwanted toxins to the mix.

The gas does not have a sufficient exit(through the needle hole) for the water in the bottle to adequately collect enough gas.

The cause for the needle clogging could even be due to the high oxidizing rust affect in the interior of the syringe and may have been rusted shut.

Finally, the now obvious danger that is presented of a sudden backfire explosion of the gas.


Hope you recover soon of your respiratory problem.

Be well,
Cesar

Yes, I saw the picture, Sandy. It's just not a way to make CDS or MMS that we have used or discussed on the forums here, so I wasn't sure if it was something that might have been taught in a training.

Hi Sandy,
It looks like you're into trying new methods out so why not try the new PAMMS-1 Overnight Method. You can find it here:

g2cforum.org/index.php/list/general-discussion/26949-pamms-1-pre-activated-mms-1-drop-per-ml-overnight-method

Take care,
Scott