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MMS: sodium chlorite (NaClO2) 28%
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Chlorine Test Strips 17 Jul 2011 12:08 #3893

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Hi everyone. I just bought some chlorine test strips and compared 2 drops activated MMS in juice and water. I was a bit surprised as although the Jiuce is Organic Apple juice and it does not mention ascorbic acid the water solution is approx 10 to 20 times stronger!!

Pic attached. The top strip is from a spray bottle.

Just thought I'd let you know.

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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 17 Jul 2011 14:19 #3896

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Hi Colin, Welcome to the Forum!

Thanks for this. Can you tell us exactly how you mixed each dose and the proportions used?

Toward wellness,
Bruce

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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 17 Jul 2011 14:29 #3897

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2 Drops MMS + 2 drops 50% citric acid and waited about 30 seconds.

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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 17 Jul 2011 14:32 #3899

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Sorry forgot to mention,
The water cup that was tested was a full wine glass of water and the juice cup was only 1/3 full (same wine glass) so the juice should have been stronger if you take into account the dilution.

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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 17 Jul 2011 14:50 #3900

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So, to make this clear, you used 2 drops of MMS, activated (with 50% citric acid solution?) in a clean, dry wine glass (for 20 seconds?) and then for one filled the glass with water, and for the other filled the glass 1/3 full with apple juice that had no added vitamin C. Then tested. Is this right?

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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 17 Jul 2011 19:43 #3911

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Yes, that's right. I re-did the test again just to make sure. Here is a bit more detail.

Prepared two identical clean & dry wine glasses with a dimple. Activated 2 drops MMS with 2 drops 50% Citric acid, in each glass, swirled a bit, and waited approx 30 sec.
Then I filled one glass with water (rain water collected about 6 months ago with a TDS of 32) and the other glass I filled 1/3 of the way with Pfanner 100% Apple jiuce. On the carton it claims -- 100% direct pressed, naturally cloudy BIO apple juice from organic controlled cultivation. Contains naturally occuring sugars. Pasteurised.
After adding the water and the juice I stirred each glass with a clean plastic spoon. Then I dropped a few drops onto the test strips and got the same results as before.
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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 02 Aug 2011 01:39 #4255

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Hi All,
Very interesting!
Was there a conclusion on these tests? Was it posted elsewhere?
Thank you
Jane

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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 02 Aug 2011 05:08 #4260

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I don't believe that Steve has gotten back to us yet on this :(

YO, STEEEEEEEVE!?

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Re: Chlorine Test Strips 13 Oct 2011 18:56 #6336

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Any update? I think he meant a couple of months. :whistle:

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