MMS deodorant/skinspray with sodium chlorite 28% and hydrochloric acid 5%

Elix wrote: Thanks for your message altough I don't understand everything you wrote.
I am not willing to use SB as deodorant (if this is what you said),


Yeah SB is Sodium Bicarbonate or Baking Soda and it's really more for making the solution pH neutral for brushing the teeth, although it does have deodorant properties too. Making it pH neutral might be important for the skin too but if CDH is diluted down to 40 or 50 ppm, it's not really extremely acidic, so maybe no need for the skin. Good luck!

Scott

thank you,

I heard from many people that SD is abrasive, so not recommanded for the teeth.
would you say that it is different when mixed with CDH ?

Thank you very much,

Elie

Elix wrote: thank you,

I heard from many people that SD is abrasive, so not recommanded for the teeth.
would you say that it is different when mixed with CDH ?

Elix, it's not abrasive at all since it's completely dissolved in water - there is no grit and the water it's in is crystal clear. 1 teaspoon per 100ml water.

Ok I'll try that then.

So If I would like to create CDH with baking soda in it in a 100ml spray bottle I would do it like this
--> 20 drops sodium chlorite 28% + 20 drops hydrochloric acid 5%
--> mix
then add 100ml water
then add 1 teaspoon Baking soda

Does that sound right ?

Thank you very much,

Elie

Can we add extra Sodium Chlorite to the mix/solution to increase its pH instead of baking soda?
Would that have a positive, negative or neutral effect to the ppm of our CD solution?
Thank you!

I had that idea today, too. Measure the pH, then add one drop of MMS, mix well, and measure again. Let us know the results. Thanks.