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Questions need to be answered 18 Feb 2014 21:12 #40139

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Hello,

I have some questions seeking for answers:

1- Why some people using sodium hypochlorite and not calcium hypochlorite??
2- How can I make citric acid in kitchen?
3- I underatand that MMS1 is made from calcium hypochlorite poweder mixed with boiled water, is this right?
4- Why MMS2 can be activated with water and MMS1 with citric acid in the time that both MMS2 & MMS1 are calcium hypochlorite?

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Questions need to be answered 18 Feb 2014 22:16 #40141

Rev Ray
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shemshon wrote:
Hello,

I have some questions seeking for answers:

1- Why some people using sodium hypochlorite and not calcium hypochlorite??
We use sodium chlorite and or calcium hypochlorite for MMS2
2- How can I make citric acid in kitchen?
add 1 part warm/hot distilled/purified water to one part citric acid, you now have 50% CA
3- I underatand that MMS1 is made from calcium hypochlorite powder mixed with boiled water, is this right?
no, MMS1 is Sodium Chlorite flakes combined in warm purified/distilled water to 28% solution now called MMS, or MMSU for MMS unactivated
4- Why MMS2 can be activated with water and MMS1 with citric acid in the time that both MMS2 & MMS1 are calcium hypochlorite?
MMS2 is Calcium Hypochlorite, MMS1 is not

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Questions need to be answered 22 Feb 2014 22:50 #40362

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shemshon wrote:
Hello,

I have some questions seeking for answers:

1- Why some people using sodium hypochlorite and not calcium hypochlorite??

sodium hypochlorite is house bleach, read the label if you have a bottle, DON"T take this.

shemshon wrote:
2- How can I make citric acid in kitchen?

citric acid is done via fungus or with the citrus family of fruits.
you need a small lab, is more easy to buy it. :lol:

shemshon wrote:
3- I underatand that MMS1 is made from calcium hypochlorite poweder mixed with boiled water, is this right?

no

shemshon wrote:
4- Why MMS2 can be activated with water and MMS1 with citric acid in the time that both MMS2 & MMS1 are calcium hypochlorite?

MMS1 -> sodium chlorite
MMS2 -> calcium hypochlorite

mms2 don't need activation, is take in capsules.

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