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How to store CDS?
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30 Jun 2020 05:31 - 30 Jun 2020 05:38 #64954
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CDS, CDH and a MMS1 all-day bottle should be stored below 50F (10C) and away from light. The reason is because CLO2 evaporates easily when above 50F.
When taking out a dose from a bottle, CLO2 likes to escape. So take off the cap, take out a dose, and quickly recap the bottle. The larger diameter the bottle's mouth, the more CLO2 escapes. This is how I get around that problem. You need a syringe anyway to dose CDS or CDH, so just add a long blunt-tip needle. Seal the tiny hole in the cap with a piece of tape.
When taking out a dose from a bottle, CLO2 likes to escape. So take off the cap, take out a dose, and quickly recap the bottle. The larger diameter the bottle's mouth, the more CLO2 escapes. This is how I get around that problem. You need a syringe anyway to dose CDS or CDH, so just add a long blunt-tip needle. Seal the tiny hole in the cap with a piece of tape.
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30 Jun 2020 21:16 - 30 Jun 2020 21:19 #64961
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Replied by CLO2 on topic How to store CDS?
If your CDS is cold, then you won't lose much CLO2 during the transfer to another container.
Or, you could transfer this way: (photos on the forum are reduced in quality and are not sharp.
Another reason we should be on Telegram!)
Or, you could transfer this way: (photos on the forum are reduced in quality and are not sharp.
Another reason we should be on Telegram!)
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