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How to make MMS 11 Apr 2013 15:19 #32455

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Thank you Pam! I am using the Sodium Chlorite "flakes". I don’t know how old they are. Maybe that’s the reason that the MMS1 I’m making is coming out so weak in color, and much less gas odor. I make sure I keep it out of the light. All of the components are kept in dark solid containers inside other dark solid containers inside a cupboard. When I prepare the MMS1 I do it at night, with artificial incandescent light, so as to not take any chances with any light coming in the window. I am going to try buying new "flakes", and see what happens.

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How to make MMS 11 Apr 2013 15:30 #32457

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Thank you Steve.
I only make MMS1 in small quantities. About 100 cc (ml), at a time so it doesn’t get old. I use your scale of 80% pure S.C., although I'm not really sure what’s the purity of the S.C. I'm purchasing. I have been reading that the new development is using Hydrochloric Acid instead of the Citric Acid… I'm going to see if I can get some and try it. How long are the S.C. “flakes” good for?
I keep them in an air tight glass jar in a cupboard.
How do I use the Hydrochloric Acid? How do I prepare it, and how do I mix it with the S.C.?
Many thanks again for all your help!!!

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How to make MMS 11 Apr 2013 18:40 #32467

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Steve,

What is the best way to store the HCL for long periods ?.... I have it in plastic right now, the way it was delivered to me, but was thinking I might put in glass.... should I do this ?

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Clint

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How to make MMS 27 May 2013 01:17 #33398

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I think the original plastic bottle is designed to store HCL for extended periods, and is similair to the compound used for battery cases. If you used glass, which would also remain stable, should you drop it, or if something fell on it, the splashing acid might cause trouble. The high density plastic is much safer.

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How to make MMS 28 May 2013 16:09 #33412

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For home made Cl02 does the same preparation and handling precaution apply?????
Ive made crystals from 1 cup of granular salt in 1.8 liters of distilled water and applied 18 v dc using lead of pencils for 16 hours
Dont know if the yellow gas will appear or yellow color in the mms solution will appear ???? I tested a pinch mix with water and no discolorization or gas appeared?????
Hope you can shed light on this

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totoalas B)

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How to make MMS 28 May 2013 16:35 #33413

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Probably the recipe that you have makes sodium chlorate not sodium chlorite. Steve just posted about this in the last week or 2 on another thread.
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How to make MMS 24 Nov 2017 08:27 #56763

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I have liquid sodium hypochlorite. Can I use this? How?
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How to make MMS 24 Nov 2017 15:15 #56764

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MMS2 is calcium hypochlorite do not ingest the sodium hypochlorite that you have
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