As far as I'm aware nobody else has mentioned this so far, but I place no copyright on things which might help others!
I have mentioned this already in another post about dogs, but this probably deserves a thread of it's own.
I've read that the taste of MMS can be a problem for some.. (I don't know since I went straight to CDS)
CDS already tastes much better..
But dogs are even more fussy than humans.. So it did prove a problem initially to get them to drink their medecine! I had to reduce the strength from 10ml per liter to 8ml per liter to start.
When cold (below 11C) the CD gas doesn't evaporate as much - and so tastes less.
The colder you go the less the taste?
So I bought an insulated Canteen (my one made in Spain) and chill the water before putting it in. But it still warms up to a certain extent.
So I had the idea of putting Ice Cubes in as well to start it off as cold as possible in this hot Sun of Andalucia!
And if I'm going to use Ice Cubes then why not make them of CDS so that they don't dilute the mix?
I didn't try it, but I reckoned that full strength CDS (at 3,000 ppm) would probably be like anti-freeze?
But I did up the strength from the 8ml per liter I was then using to the normal 10ml per liter.
They do take a while to freeze, so I think there IS some "anti-freeze" effect but there is no tell tale chlorine smell when opening the freezer, so I think it's staying in solution when frozen.
I now have no problem with the dogs drinking their medecine and it's nice for me as well to have a very cool drink when out in the sun! I've even been able to up the strength in the canteen to the "normal" 10ml per liter.
I hope this helps others with dogs, animals or very sensitive taste buds!
Greg
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