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CDH "lemonade" 30 Dec 2017 03:18 #57115

Mel Topic Author Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	In this link: www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=2139467 it mentions "***Special Note: If you want to make "CDH Lemonade", increase the amount of CDH used by about 35% to offset the neutralization of the CLO2 caused by the lemon juice." Not sure exactly what they mean by the 35% increase, can someone clarify? Thanks in advance.
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CDH "lemonade" 30 Dec 2017 04:06 #57116

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I think Scott was saying if you want to add lemon juice for taste improvement, you will need to add 35% more CDH to your drink because lemon juice will reduce the chlorine dioxide (CLO2) content.

It depends on how much lemon you add; 35% may not be enough additional CDH to add. In a test I ran where I added 10 ml of fresh lemon juice to 50 ml of CDS, the CLO2 content was reduced by 75%.

My suggestion is not to add lemon juice to MMS1, CDS or CDH.

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