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How to disinfect a room 17 Dec 2024 20:33 #85047

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Hello,
Please let me know if we only add equal parts of MMS and acid to disinfect a room or we should add water to this?  
There was no gas with no water added and the colour remained the same dark in the morning.
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How to disinfect a room 18 Dec 2024 01:41 #85057

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Protocol H says no water added, the colour should fade after few hours. Maybe you activated too much?


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1. Depending on the size of the room, activate 6–12 drops in a clean, dry glass, without adding water, and leave it in the room, where the gas evaporates slowly.
2. Place the CD about 2 meters away from the sick person. The warmer the room, the faster the evaporation. If you prefer a slower evaporation process, you can add a spoonful of water to the mix.
Activate 6–12 drops of CD in a glass, without water.

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How to disinfect a room 18 Dec 2024 02:04 #85059

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What's the temperature there? If it's very cold I could maybe see that happening. However, I just mixed 4 drops each, let it sit in a cup and less than 45 minutes it was clear. The temp is 76. It's either freezing cold or you did something wrong. 

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How to disinfect a room 18 Dec 2024 02:12 #85060

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No water is added to the equal parts of SCS and acid when disinfecting a room. 

See attached PDF file, page 6. 

 

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