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| 02 Dec 2011 23:53 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 23:34 | |
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Steve,
As long as you have an opening on the end, there's hardly any pressure build up! But I understand your concern, and If I were to build a device for sale, yes indeed I wouldn't use the hot water method  But for MY batches, I'd prefer the hot method, because the gas is forced faster to the collector. BTW, a hybrid system would work even better, and that is, the hot water WITH the pump! That would force a continuous flow of air through the system, and avoid buildup in the generator chamber  -Karl
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| 02 Dec 2011 23:04 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 22:40 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 22:20 | |
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As far as I can tell, it seems the hot water method is way faster to complete the process.
There's no way that the forced air can finish the process faster, because the Chlorine Dioxide is still generated at a lower % than with the hot water. I've done two batches, and they complete in less than 5 minutes with the hot water bath. There's no way that any pump could make the process faster, unless a "Hot Air" pump was used. And that would heat the cold water in the collector. And then, you would have to consider a good air filter, because I wouldn't want dust and air polutants aggregated to the gas mixture. I think Andreas method is hard to beat, and that's the method I will continue to use, because it "Just Works (tm)" -Karl
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| 02 Dec 2011 21:30 | |
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Pam, I still do not understand why would the water Absorb more with a pump then without one... i mean there is a limit that the water can not absorb any more and if it is still can why would it NOT absorb it from the bubbles that come without a pump and WILL absorb it if the bubbles comes with the aid of a pump.
It is just doesn't make sense to me....
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| 02 Dec 2011 21:29 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 21:18 | |
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In the US, we have syringes (shot apparatuses) that are in 3mL and 1mL sizes. They measure in mLs, which I think is important, and have markings on the barrels to indicate partial amounts. I remove the needle and discard it (I actually use a needle nose pliers and curl it up into itself, and then put it back in the shield, so it's not a true "needle" any longer) - I use the needle-less barrels to measure my doses. I use the 3mL for me (draw up a 1mL dose) and the 1mL for my cat (draw up a .1mL dose) My dose I put in a shot glass full of water. For my cat, I continue to pull water into the syringe until I have a .9 or 1.0 mL dose complete, and then I use that for my cat. I can't speak to the dropper bottles - those doses seemed to me to be not as exact as the syringes. I looked for what Andreas had, but none of the droppers actually had measurements on them. To store the CDS, I have most of it in a quart jar, which I keep in the fridge. I also have a 2oz PET container (got it at the drug store, they gave it to me for free) - and that's what I use for my "working" container. The PET container is the kind that the drugstore would - say - make a cough syrup and put it in the 2oz container for sale to the public. it works fine with the syringe barrel.
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| 02 Dec 2011 21:12 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 18:29 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 18:23 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 17:43 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 17:24 | |
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Hello All,
I am really excited about this new process as I like many others simply cannot handle the MMS taste. But being new to this all this science talk is just confusing my little brain! PPM? Also people seem to be doing extra things with pumps etc that I don’t understand? I thought from the video all you needed was 2 bottles, some tubing, and a needle to let out the excess gas and then a bowel with hot water to help the process and a bowel with ice in it to keep the water or saline cool. Not trying to seem ungrateful with everyones comments just want to make this and feel a bit over my head right now  Lily
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| 02 Dec 2011 17:08 | |
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Hello everyone. I just made my first batch of cds today and would like some advice on storage. I'm thinking a 100 ml dropper bottle would be convenient for measuring out the 1cc/ml of cds but they have a rubber seal along with the rubber thing you squeeze to suck the liquid up the tube. Will the cds melt/harm the rubber? Please let me know asap please because I bought the bottles with the droppers and am now afraid to use them. (I just checked the video with Andreas and he is using the same type of dropper bottle in his video) But if anyone has heard that it's not good or fine, please let me know.
Thanks for all the great posts on this topic. I'm going to be using the cds mixed with dmso for a leg infection and will let you know how it works. We are going to be applying it to the skin - hoping the dmso will take the cds into the infection through the skin. Take care, Scott PS. I'll post my pics of my setup when I get a chance - I just drilled holes in plastic bottle caps. 
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| 02 Dec 2011 13:20 | |
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| 02 Dec 2011 13:09 | |
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