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Best containers to make and store CDS in? 10 Jan 2023 21:53 #77414

Philomena
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What are the best containers to store and make CDS in? I know metal can not be used and the lids can not have rubber. I made CDS in a ball latch jar with a silicone gasget and stored it in the fridge in te same jar for a few days and then transfered it to a ball mason jar with a plastic lid. It has lost potency in a couple weeks, according to test strips. Also, I could smell it when I opened my fridge, so I figuted I must be loosing the gas.

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Best containers to make and store CDS in? 17 Jan 2023 19:35 #77460

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Yes, you need a TIGHT cap.

You should find some suggestions using the forum Search function.

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You will find info there regarding Jim Humble's "MMS Health Recovery Guidebook".

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