started mms ,dmso protocol ,teeth hurt?

Thank you very much for all the specifics!
I have been considering the storage aspect.
I will start on the making it this morning.

The glass I have for inside of the jar should work, it is the exact dimensions you have on the PDF file.
I have essential oil amber bottles - both 30 ml sizes and 50 ml sizes. Would it be better to store in in the 30 ml size or is the 50 ml size small enough?
I can also leave the plastic dripulator inserts in, which would reduce gas loss when opening the bottle - is this a good idea? Or would the plastic be reactive
with the gas? They are designed for essential oils so should be a strong kind of plastic.

So I am thinking that the process of bottling the CDS needs to be as fast and efficient as possible so as to minimize the loss of gas as much as possible?

Nola, you may find this method of making and storing CDS a better solution. I have used the all glass clamp-lid 500 ml containers by drilling a small hole through the glass lid. Using this method I don't smell any CLO2 gas.

Using the CDS making method I described in my previous post, yes, you could leave the plastic dropper inserts in the essential oil bottles used to store CDS. But, getting milliliters of CDS out could be a problem unless you like to count drops! Twenty four drops to each milliliter. You could enlarge the tiny hole in the center of the plastic drop insert so a needle attached to a syringe could be used to pull out CDS for dosing. That would work well.

Another question too,
is the reactor solution inside the jar best left for the 12 hrs , or 24 hrs, or somewhere in between, or does it not matter?
I have made it with 50% citric acid and MMS.

Also, I am unsure as to shelf life, I think I have seen that you have said on the forum that if the CDS bottles are unopened it can have a long
shelf life, vs some comments that are talking about 2 weeks shelf life?

Thanks,
Nola

Ok, thanks re the jar with drilled holes method, I am going to think on that one!.

I have made my initial solution in the normal glass jar setup ,so far, so we will see how that goes.

Thanks re essential oil bottles idea too, making the hole larger and syringing out seems a good idea.

cheers..

The 2 weeks shelf life is for CDH when not stored in a fridge. I have measured some bottles of CDS I had for a year and the CLO2 content was still useful. Since it is so easy to make CDS overnight, there may not be a need for long-term storage.

Twelve hours activation time for overnight-made CDS should be adequate. Usually the yellow color of the reactor solution and CDS will be about the same.

This PDF file might be of interest to you regarding making CDS in cold ambient temperatures.

A 2 mm diameter diamond tipped drill bit kept cool with water while slowly drilling through glass works well.

Ok, sorry to ask all these questions -
so far, my mixture has been going 12 hrs , and the reactor solution is still darker than the surrounding water.
So I will leave it longer.
The surrounding water is a yellow colour, similar to what I saw in Andreas video -
however what is really bothering me is that the gas seems to be leaking out of the clip jar ?
Because when I open the cupboard to check it the gas smell is strong.
I have put it outside in a covered box now.
Should you smell gas in the cupboard? Without opening the jar at all...
Its a new clip jar, was a quality one with a silicone seal - seemed like it was secure -
but I am kind of assuming it must not be airtight because of the gas smell?

Thanks for the PDF on making CDS in fridge and shelf life info - its good to know..

There is pressure inside the receiver container as CLO2 gas is released from MMS. I have found most containers I have used to make CDS will leak, some more than others.

Those clamp-ring all glass containers often times need to have their metal "hinges" tweaked so the top and bottom line up properly. And tweaking can also increase downward pressure on the glass top. Even the glass canning jars with plastic lids + silicone seals will often leak CLO2 gas out when making CDS.

Depending on the amount of reactor ingredients, at 12+ hours the solution color may be darker than the CDS. I think if you measured the CLO2 content of the CDS, you will find it to be close to 3000 ppm.

Be careful! Chlorine Dioxide can definitely eat away your enamel and dmso would obviously help that process. Also the higher the ppm and the longer you leave it in your mouth will make it worse. I damaged my teeth putting 3500 ppm CDH on my teeth trying to stop an infection. However I have brushed my teeth with 75 ppm twice a day for years and I believe that's fine. Its all about the ppm and contact time. Again please be careful.

Ok, thanks, I was having a bit of a panic attack for a while there! Alot of gas did seem to be escaping.

I bottled my first CDS after 22hrs, the reactor solution was still a bit darker than the CDS at that point .

I filled my clip jar with water afterwards and shook it, water doesnt seem to be leaking out, so it must be reasonably sealed,
just not enough to stop a good amount of gas escaping. I will try to tighten it a bit for the next time.

So I might start slowly on the CDS for teeth tomorrow.
My teeth have virtually lost all their sensitivity now.

Cheers
Nola

Truthquester, thankyou very much for that information, it pretty important.
I needed to hear it, and will start very carefully with the CDS solution.

Assuming my CDS solution is 3000ppm, how much do you think I should dilute it in water in order to brush teeth/swish in mouth?