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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)

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How to make MMS | Instructions by Jim Humble 14 Mar 2024 12:25 #81815

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Hi Everyone,
I have made MMS one other time in June of 2022.  I have two recipes to make a 4 oz bottle of 22.4% MM..  One has me using 4 tablespoons of sodium chlorite flakes (1 tbsp = 14.78 grams, or 59.12 grams total).  And I have a note the suggests 1.54 ounces  or 43.659 grams of sodium chlorite for each 4 oz bottle of MMS.  Any suggestions, maybe go with the smaller amount and work up.  I would like to make a 5 or 6 oz bottle.  Thanks much for your response. 


See the attached PDF on making 22.4% SCS. It describes a simple method. Note that SCS remains effective about 18 months when stored at room temperature. 

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How to make MMS | Instructions by Jim Humble 14 Mar 2024 14:58 #81819

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Oh how awesome CLO2!  That is so wonderful.  Thank you, thank you!  This stuff is so helpful to me.  Sending a big heartful thank you. 
 

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How to make MMS | Instructions by Jim Humble 05 Sep 2024 11:10 #83713

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Hello,

I just mixed the distilled water with the NaCl. It says to stir until fully dissolved... I stored for many many minutes, and it ne we really fully dissolved.. while stirring it was sort of dissolves.. but as soo. As I stopped, the powder mainly stayed in the bottom...

I just put a paper towel, and left it at a. Dark place... 

Is this normal?

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How to make MMS | Instructions by Jim Humble 05 Sep 2024 18:35 #83721

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I hope you are not using NaCL, which is table salt. You should be using NaCLO2, sodium chlorite. 

Try heating up the SCS you have made, and stir until the flakes are fully dissolved into the water. 

You can heat it up by placing the bottle of SCS into another, larger container that has hot water in it. 

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How to make MMS | Instructions by Jim Humble 05 Sep 2024 18:56 #83723

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I did bought the wrong one

How embarrassing ...

I bought NatriumChlorid..
And it was NatriumChlorite..

I'm in Germany, and I got confused...

Thanks.. I'll be back with more questions !


 

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How to make MMS | Instructions by Jim Humble 06 Sep 2024 01:45 #83727

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Now we know why you couldn't get the dry ingredient to dissolve into the water! 

You are not the first person to make this mistake. 

Let us know how it goes when NaCLO2 arrives. 

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