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Brushing teeth with CDS 02 Jan 2018 17:58 #57145

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I would like to know exactly how to brush my teeth with CDS. In a previous post, CLO2 explained that he keeps a 1oz bottle of CDS in the bathroom, which lasts him for a month, and that he uses a dropper. I assume that this means that the CDS gets diluted with water. What is the ratio of CDS drops to water for each teeth brushing?
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Brushing teeth with CDS 02 Jan 2018 20:21 #57148

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I use about 1 part 3000 ppm CDS to 4 parts water. When I am done brushing my teeth, I swish what is left of that solution around the inside of my mouth and then spit it out.

You might want to start with more water in case that amount of CLO2 bothers your mouth.

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Brushing teeth with CDS 03 Jan 2018 12:24 #57157

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Is CDS more effective for brushing teeth than the MMS.drops, because it is already fully activated? Can I make up a bottle of 1 oz CDS and 4 oz water, which would last for maybe 10 brushings, using about 1/2 oz each time? Will adding more water make the solution less effective? Jim Humble says to brush the teeth with MMS three times a day. I do not make my own CDS yet but purchase it, so I am trying to find the most economical way to use it. Also, can I keep the bottle at room temperature?

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Brushing teeth with CDS 03 Jan 2018 19:42 #57158

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Is CDS more effective for brushing teeth than the MMS.drops, because it is already fully activated? Maybe

Can I make up a bottle of 1 oz CDS and 4 oz water, which would last for maybe 10 brushings, using about 1/2 oz each time? Yes

Will adding more water make the solution less effective? Maybe

Jim Humble says to brush the teeth with MMS three times a day. I do not make my own CDS yet but purchase it, so I am trying to find the most economical way to use it.

Also, can I keep the bottle at room temperature?Yes, but re-cap the bottle ASAP every time it is opened

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Brushing teeth with CDS 04 Jan 2018 03:03 #57162

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I use your ratio of CDS 1:4 with distilled water in a finger pump bottle ( 4 oz). A bottle lasts me about a week at the rate I use it. Since it is never opened - it apparently doesn't lose (much) strength over that period although at room temperature . I spray my mouth 15 pumps ~ 5 times a day at least. Use less at first till you're used to it. This method can also be used - on eye irritations (at a bit of a distance), directly in the eye (no stinging at all) and scratches etc on the skin . and up the nasal cavity.
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Brushing teeth with CDS 04 Jan 2018 03:33 #57163

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CLO2 had warned in an earlier post to be mindful of the kind of cap on a bottle - he said to use only a hard plastic cap and avoid anything with rubber as a permanent closure. So I am a bit nervous about those finger pump spray tops because I don’t really know what they are made of. This method sounds very convenient. Perhaps CLO2 can comment.

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Brushing teeth with CDS 04 Jan 2018 06:14 #57167

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I have been using this 4 fl oz plastic spray bottle for a couple of years, at least. During that time it has always contained CDS & kept in a fridge. There is a metal spring, but I don't see any corrosion on it. There is no black rubber dropper as one would find on the end of a glass pipette. There should be no problem when using such a spray bottle for MMS1/CDS/CDH.

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