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Maximum drops of cds in 1 liter ro water 24 Oct 2012 05:35 #25357

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I mix 1:1 of 50% citric acid with 28% sodium chlorite. Now i already have 1 liter of CDS.

My Question:

1) How many minimum cds drops i should put in 1 litre RO Water?

2) How many maximum cds drops can i put in 1 liter RO water ?

3) What is the recomended dosage for cds ?

Hope somebody can help me.

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Maximum drops of cds in 1 liter ro water 24 Oct 2012 05:50 #25359

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My next question is:

a) can i add 1 apple tea bag in my cds drinks ( with how many cds drops per liter minimum drops and maximum drops )
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Maximum drops of cds in 1 liter ro water 24 Oct 2012 07:09 #25365

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I dont have tools to measure PPM. And can u explain more about PPM, i dont really understand about PPM.

Just assume i use 1 ml of CDS to 120 ml of water which would equal a 3 drop dose of MMS1.
So, now if i have 1200ml of water , the maximum i can put the cds is 10ml, am i right?

1) can i put more than 10ml in 1200ml of water?
2) How minimum cds in ml can i put in 1200ml of water?
3) Can i add 1 apple tea bad in my 1200 ml of water
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Maximum drops of cds in 1 liter ro water 24 Oct 2012 07:14 #25366

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How can i measure PPM? Can you teach me ?

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At around 3000 ppm. 6 drops CDS is equal to 1 drop MMS1. PROTOCOL 1000 is 24 drops MMS1 in 1 litre water, using CDS will be 24 * 6 equal 144 drops CDS ( At around 3000PPM). Start slowly 24 or less drop in 1litre and work you way up. You shouldn't need to go higher than 48 drops MMS1 or 288 drops CDS per litre . You can use the tea as long as it does not contain added vitamin C, also called ASCORBIC ACID. Rember heat will cause MMS and CDS to b released as gas, so heat will weaken you mixture.
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Thank you so much for your help :)

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You measure PPM by using pool test strips. Get the ones that have a measurment for TCI (Total CHLORINE) GO to YouTube search for 'Jim Humble CDS latest method' there he shows you how to measure PPM. It is not exact but after a while you will be able to estimate PPM by the colour of the solution.
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Thank you revrob, :)
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CDS smells strong, but it has almost no taste at all. Before adding the tea bag, I'd try it without - It's always best to do it without, if you can. The testing strips that you want to use for CDS measure chlorine dioxide...
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