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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 24 Oct 2012 22:50 #25445

jescola
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Charlotte,
I bought two empty 3 litters plastic jars. So no need to remove seals. They have plastic foam seal, and looks to work perfect. Left in a small and dark room, no chlorite smell at all, and no explosions :-)

Your method (described in other post) is amazing!
I did two batches, 1.5 Liters each, and using 60mL MMS1.
My plan is to dissolve it to have hourly dose of "a cap" that has about 5mL, so I'm planning to
dilute the CDS @3000ppm in 4 parts of water to obtain CDS @600ppm.
So I can fill the cap and dump it in a glass of water.
Again, thank you for your pictures and drawings.
Jorge

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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 25 Oct 2012 09:25 #25460

masoomi Offline Premium Member Posts: 116 Thank you received: 18	Dear chrlot , thank u so much for ur great job . but i have small Q , as i understand , u use that small balck cup for mms , is it safe to use plastic for mms for 12 hours ? thanks for ur reply .
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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 25 Oct 2012 09:26 #25461

Ruthie Offline Junior Member Posts: 38 Thank you received: 23	Hi Charlotte, Thanks very much for providing the easy way to make CDS. I made it for the first time as it is not easy in holland to order cds. I have one question now, i made one liter of CDS , that should be 50 ppm. How much should I drink then in one day if i follow protocol 1000? greetings, Ruthie
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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 25 Oct 2012 18:29 #25481

Ruthie Offline Junior Member Posts: 38 Thank you received: 23	Charlotte, thank you very much, that is wonderful and easy to calculate this way. Greets, Ruthie
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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 26 Oct 2012 00:52 #25489

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Yes Charlotte,
I made lots of.
I have some chlorite strips.
I will tae pictures and share here, I'm in the hour 14 of the third batch.
At this time, I'm just saving high conc CDS in the fridge (5° C), I will later dilute it to get "easy" to measure one hour dose (in example, a bottle cap full).
Will keep you informed!
Thank you!

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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 14 Dec 2012 00:34 #28128

pam Topic Author Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	The "how to" PDFs at www.mmsinfo.org have been updated - just so that if anyone has pulled a set to use as reference and are storing them on the computer, it might be good to get the new set. Pam The following user(s) said Thank You: woofy
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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 14 Dec 2012 15:33 #28142

hlnrnld Offline New Member Posts: 1 Thank you received: 0	Hi, Where are the pictures and charts? How do I access the PDF? hln
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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 14 Dec 2012 16:04 #28143

pam Topic Author Offline Platinum Boarder Posts: 4593 Thank you received: 3703	Hang out a bit. When I woke up this morning, I had another email from Charlotte saying she had started another batch and may have some more information this morning. If so, as soon as it is up, (or not, if Charlotte says), I'll post a direct link. Pam
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Floating reactor (Shot Glass) method / pictures and charts 14 Dec 2012 16:38 #28149

bundy67 Offline New Member Posts: 2 Thank you received: 0	can this method be used the same way by using lemon juice 5 drops instead of the citric asid?????
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