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Can You Use Citric Acid Instead Of Hydrochloric Acid To Make CDS? 22 Sep 2021 17:18 #71299

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You need to store CDS in the fridge, because above a certain temperature (about 50 degrees F, I believe) the ClO2 "evaporates". That is the same reason that it must be in an airtight container. An amber glass container with an airtight lid is best.
 
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Can You Use Citric Acid Instead Of Hydrochloric Acid To Make CDS? 22 Sep 2021 17:28 #71301

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Thank you. And what about when you mix the CDS with say 1 litre of water to drink for the day for consumption, does that need to be stored in the fridge as well?

That is a pity as I was hoping to be able to make CDS even in a SHTF scenario when the power is down.

But how then do some shops sell CDS? Do they keep it refrigerated and then ship it out
Like this shop biosil.co.za/product/cds-chlorine-dioxide-solution-200ml/

Yes I have bought medical grade amber airtight bottles for the CDS and CDS when mixed with water for consumption.

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Can You Use Citric Acid Instead Of Hydrochloric Acid To Make CDS? 22 Sep 2021 17:38 #71302

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I drink CDS in my water all day, every day. I use 18ml of 3000ppm CDS in a liter of cold, filtered water. I store that liter bottle in the fridge, and pour it into an insulated tumbler about 8 oz. at a time. When my tumbler is empty, I refill from the liter in the fridge. The insulated tumbler keeps the liquid pretty cold. Some CDS may "evaporate" from it, but since I'm not trying to cure anything, I don't mind. This is a maintenance dose for me. I usually drink 2 of these liters per day.
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