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Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 14:23 #22057

Al
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Hi Pam,

I've recently joined this forum and I think its wonderfull and you seem to be one of the more experienced so I hope you don't mind me asking you what might seem a silly question.

Having dissolved the sodium chlorite in the warm distilled water and filtered away any reminents of the powder the solution is still somewhat cloudy - this is the 2nd try and the same result. Is it supposed to be completely clear?

Many thanks for the info you have shared so far.

Al

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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 14:40 #22059

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I find that when I'm making MMS, I gently heat it in a pyrex pan (must be glass or ceramic) until the SC dissolves. (Distilled water, use a dedicated plastic spoon, so that you're not bringing any sort of contaminants to the mix)

During that period of time, there are teeny tiny bubbles that make it look a bit cloudy. It seems to me that this is air bubbles being released - I'm using very little heat...

After the SC is dissolved, then I let it sit for a while to cool down before bottling it. It's during this cool down period that the MMS clears back out again. I have no need to filter it. IMHO, every time you add another "thing" to the mix (like the filter paper, etc), there is an opportunity to add something that might cause a problem. When making MMS, I only use glass or plastic.

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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 14:55 #22060

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Thanks for the advice Pam. The dedicated stiring spoon is what I need (although I have re-washed the spoon I used each time with pure distilled water). Now that the solution is starting to cool I can see some small particles falling to the bottom of the glass Ive been using. Could it be that the sodium chlorite I got online is contaminated? It seems I have 2 types of sodium chlorite amonst the jars which I purchased - 1 type seems like moist and salty crystals and the other seems hard dry and flakey (the one I've used so far is the moist crystals).

I sure do appreciate your advice on this as its my 1st time actually making the solution.

Doing good deeds.

Al

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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 15:51 #22071

Al Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 51 Thank you received: 23	I'm now repeating the process with the drier looking crystals at a lower heat like you suggested. Thanks again.
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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 15:59 #22074

Al Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 51 Thank you received: 23	I've now got a solution which is a pale yellow color with no sediment as clear as day The following user(s) said Thank You: pam
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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 16:28 #22078

Al Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 51 Thank you received: 23	Finally - cheers,
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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 18:39 #22088

Al Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 51 Thank you received: 23	I now have pictures of the sodium chlorite (2 different textures) but it seems I cant send it thru the attachment at the bottom of the screen. It would be nice to help others who experience the same problem so if you know of another way to get them to you or the group let me know. Thanks again Al
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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 18:50 #22089

Horsefeathers Offline Moderator Posts: 491 Thank you received: 321	Hmmmm. I too have been having trouble uploading photos. I had no problems at first but now, no go!
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Re: Making MMS solution 28 Aug 2012 19:33 #22095

Al Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 51 Thank you received: 23	well i can try again tomorrow peace out
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