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Cleaning My "Life" 19 Aug 2011 21:16 #4619

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Hello,

I'm sitting here meditating on all the positive uses I could
create with MMS for getting the cleanest environment possible.

At the moment, I feel like I've discovered the Holy Grail. I mean,
we have an ULTRA-POWERFUL killer of toxins and germs here.

I'm thinking about literally cleaning my entire house up and down
with a spray bottle of activated MMS.

Everything from my furniture, to bathroom, to clothing, to interior
of my truck, and beyond.

I may even fumigate all the space in my house with it- then giving
it plenty of time to "breath" and air out afterward.

Why wouldn't we apply this miracle to every facet of our lives?

It's finally time for some REAL clean living.

Yours,
Timothy
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Re: Cleaning My "Life" 19 Aug 2011 23:04 #4621

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Hi Timothy, welcome to the Forum!

Yes, hard to imagine that this little miracle was always there, waiting for us to catch up to it...

It's going to change the world.

Bruce

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Re: Cleaning My "Life"- Chlorine Dioxide Application Chart 20 Aug 2011 14:43 #4637

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Common Uses and P.P.M. General Reference Guide
from: keavyscorner.com/index.php?main_page=pag...id=11&chapter=20

This chart is for general reference only. Some applications such as commercial water applications may require a different ppm or CT time depending on the specific application, amount of contamination, and microbes being targeted.

This chart is a work in progress.

This chart is representitive of the amounts of chlorine dioxide known to be used for applications based on product information, EPA, and FDA reports.

Although we beileve this chart to be accurate to the best of our knowledge, we make no guarantees.

*Some applications may require adjustment to PPM and CT due to conditions such as contamination level, and type of pathogen targeted
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Re: Cleaning My "Life"- Chlorine Dioxide Application Chart 15 Apr 2012 13:07 #15896

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Hello Bruce, I love this chart, it's what I was looking for.
I have a question.
In a post you explains how to arrive to a certain ppm, I tested how many drops my dropper gets in 1 ml and do my calculations, GREAT.
In that post your arrive to 1 drop in 120ml to be 112.5
>So, for example, 1 max. size drop of MMS in 120 ml of water would be >approx. 13.5 divided by 120,000 or 0.0001125 or 112.5 ppm in the glass
with the minimum drop size the formula gives me 56,62ppm if I understud it right
But in a post from Jim Humble he tells us that the ppms we get from 1 drop in 120ml are 24 ppm.
>Technical Bulletin - CDS and The Blood (02-12-2012)
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>When you drink a standard 3 drops dose of MMS for protocol 1000 you are
drinking 4 ounces of water with a MMS strength of approximately 24 ppm.
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Do you thin the calculations are right? because I had a hard time following your steps, had to study a lot :) and they seem to be ok, any thoughts?

Thanks for all the info!
Juan

Edit: do you have any more info for the chart?

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Re: Cleaning My "Life"- Chlorine Dioxide Application Chart 15 Apr 2012 13:34 #15898

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Hi Steve, thanks for the chart, it's REALLY useful, can I ask you some?

>For household use, honestly.... it's easier to make a 5% solution of Sodium chlorite first. (50 000 ppm)

1) We get more chlorine dioxide from this 5% solution with 10% acid or lemon juice than from 28% solution with 50% ca?
2) That drop of lemon in how much 5% solution?
3) I made my 28% sodium chlorite solution dilution from 80% sodium chlorite, I think making some changes in the formulas I'll get them OK for the 28% solution don't you think?
4) That 50.0000 ppm, can you elaborate some please, this is all new to me but I'm trying hard to understand :) what I mean is, for example, to get 1 Lt. of this solution at, for example, 500ppm, what are the steps (be easy pleeease) you make?

Sorry to ask a lot, hope you have the time :)
thank steve

Edit: so, for the CDS making is it better to use these same methods, the lemon activation and the 5% SC, I think I'm a little confused
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Re: Cleaning My "Life"- Chlorine Dioxide Application Chart 15 Apr 2012 14:45 #15904

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Perfec Steve, I get it, thanks!
looking at the logic below I come to some really simple formulations to know the ppms I want, I'll play with them, love to play, all I have to know to use them is the desired ppm, the amount of water I want and the drops per ml

Drop sizes: According to Hesselink, drop sizes vary from 15 per ml to 30 per ml
Therefore, weight of drops of water will vary between 66.666 mg and 33.333 mg per drop.
Weight of drops of MMS (28% NaClO2 [crystaline 80% NaClO2]) will be approx. 81.333 mg to 40.666 mg per drop (weight of water x 1.22)
Actual NaClO2 per drop (wt. of drop x 22.4%) approx. 18.22 mg to 9.11 mg
Max. potential ClO2 per drop (wt. NaClO2 x .7458) approx. 13.588 mg to 6.794 mg
So, for example, 1 max. size drop of MMS in 120 ml of water would be approx. 13.5 divided by 120,000 or 0.0001125 or 112.5 ppm

so...
> to calc the mp:(((1000 / drops per ml) * 1.22) * 22.4%) * .7458
> to calc the ppm=mp/h2o*1000000
very simplified:
dpm=drops per ml
mp=(1000 / dpm) * 0,204
ppm=mp/h2o*1000000

My example:

example with my mms dropper
drops per ml = 15
mp(Max. potential ClO2 per drop) = (1000/15)*0.204 = 13.6
desired water 120ml
ppm = 13,6(1 drop) / 120000 * 1000000 = 113
so in 120ml we get 113 proximate ppm

I hope it serves for someone else

Edit: please, I'm new at this and this formulas are here only for consideration, maybe they are wrong

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Re: Cleaning My "Life"- Chlorine Dioxide Application Chart 15 Apr 2012 20:09 #15916

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Hello Steve,

When one uses HCL (4%) as an activator for making CDS, is it just the fumes or are there additional reasons that it is better to not use HCL ?
What does the scrubber scrub out :) .
For the fumes it is enough to have good ventilation, I suppose.

Ham
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Re: Cleaning My "Life"- Chlorine Dioxide Application Chart 16 Apr 2012 01:29 #15921

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Hello Ham. HCl has a relatively low vapour pressure thus when you heat the reaction bottle to speed up the process, hcl gas is produced as well as chlorine dioxide gas. The scrubber contains more sodium chloride to react with any hcl gas which is coming through. That way almost no hcl will be carried through to the CDS bottle.
You can smell the hcl fumes as soon as you take the cap off the hcl bottle. :>)

encyclopedia.airliquide.com/images_encyclopedie/VaporPressureGraph/Hydrogen_Chloride_Vapor_Pressure.GIF

Steve may have more.
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