How To Make COLLOIDAL SILVER

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How To Make COLLOIDAL SILVER - The Easy Way

Colloidal Silver is the most potent disinfectant and antiseptic, and on-contact killer of viruses, bacteria, fungi and all kinds of germs. My guess is, if you want to make it, you probably know what is does, and how it has been used for the last 3,000 years. Since you can make it yourself and you need no prescription, you will not see it on TV -- ever!
Items you need:
2 ft. common electric wire (any laying around in the house)
4 small alligator clamps ( $6 for 4 at the hardware store)
3 9 volt batteries ( about $ 10)
Distilled water $0.99
Saline (eyewash drops) $2-3.00
1 ft silver wire, 999.99 pure . $10-25.00, depending on gauge, thin will do fine.
A glass (for the electrolysis) no plastic or metal containers
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p0Ucg5hHdb4
Instructions in the video.
You don't need a box for the apparatus or soldering anything. twist the wires and cover with electric tape. Just connect your batteries in series to get 27 Volt.
When you are done, clean the oxidized wire with a rough cloth or soda, and store all the pieces in a zip-lock bag until next time.
Store colloidal silver in glass, away from light.

License doc: http://danosongs.com/danosongs.com-license.pdf

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p0Ucg5hHdb4

[norman]

The lower the voltage the finer the result, but it takes longer.

[john parslow]

The lower the voltage the finer the result, but it takes longer.

Agreed! Much better to use a much lower voltage which will produce finer particles - all the better for you! It will take a lot longer but produces a better colloidal silver solution ...

[Spiral]

I've posted this before, its my original set up for making CS, it really works, I got 99.9 % silver strips online, the rest was lying around the house or is easy to get if you had to go out for it.

I use boiled tap water, (distilled water is not usually potable) if the water is still warm it works quicker, say 15 mins instead of 20-25 mins.

A pulsed ioniser CS machine recently came into my hands & it's better, but not massively so considering the price !

[777]

Oh my goodness you guys seriously rock

For the inexperienced among us (such as myself) how do you go about consuming said material? In a drink?

[Sooz]

I'm a bit confused about distilled water. Did a search and it said distilled water is the steam that comes off from boiling the water. HTF do you do that?! It would take forever.

I like Twirly's, uh, Spiral's, uh, Headless Horseman's view of just boiling tap water.

But then again I have a propure water filter, so can I use that? Or do I have to boil that ******* again as well? Lol....

[Sooz]

Sam Hussein, or Sam Hain, or whatever you are calling yourself, you drink it you silly sausage.

Look up dosages, I think about an oz per day for maintenance and an oz three times a day if you are sick, but don't take my word for it. Just off the top of my head.

[Spiral]

Oh my goodness you guys seriously rock

For the inexperienced among us (such as myself) how do you go about consuming said material? In a drink?

Yes you have to drink it for diseases, the instructions that come with CS devices always say "distilled" water because they can only direct you to topical (aplied to the skin) use due to legal restrictions.

It's not something to drink daily though.

I'm a bit confused about distilled water. Did a search and it said distilled water is the steam that comes off from boiling the water. HTF do you do that?! It would take forever.

I like Twirly's, uh, Spiral's, uh, Headless Horseman's view of just boiling tap water.

But then again I have a propure water filter, so can I use that? Or do I have to boil that ******* again as well? Lol....

Cooled steam is distilled, correct, but for making CS just boiled is fine, if you filter your water then boil filtered water the same as you do for coffee & tea.

We have a lot of minerals in our water & boiling it seems to remove them (limescale) I have also used bottled water with a very low mineral content to great success.

If you don't have hard water you could try straight filtered water.

You know its working when the water in the glass goes "milky"

The silver rods or strips need cleaning every now & again, I just give them a wipe with a pan scrub.

[Sooz]

The lower the voltage the finer the result, but it takes longer.

Hi Norman, so what voltage batteries would you advise and how many?

I'm new to making CS, only ever bought it made up, but if they stop shipments of it to Africa to treat Ebola victims, I can only assume in time it will be banned outright to all of us.

[norman]

Hi Norman, so what voltage batteries would you advise and how many?

I'm new to making CS, only ever bought it made up, but if they stop shipments of it to Africa to treat Ebola victims, I can only assume in time it will be banned outright to all of us.

Spiral's picture looks perfect. A 6 volt battery will do a nice job. It's hard to put a time on the task because surface area of the silver is a factor too. I've got a length of super audiophile signal cable that's made of pure 99.999 silver instead of copper. A single strand of it is very very tiny. That means it takes a very long time. If you can buy a piece of pure silver that's more like a thick wire shape it will be faster.

The only reason I'm using audiophile cable is because it turned up on ebay and it was cheap by comparison with the alternatives.

A bottle of supermarket spring water is ok by me. They vary though. Some have more dissolved solids in them. My favorite one in the UK is Fairbourne Springs but the co-op don't stock it any more.

Improvisation and scale of emergency is all part of the thinking. Even tap water has to be better than nothing. In fact, when it comes to storing water, I think tap water is probably best, because all the chemicals in it are likely to make it "keep" better.

[Catsquotl]

Hiya, Cool looking contraptions there..
So I was browsing the net for colodial silver info and get very manny pages with as many conflicting arguments.

I am kind looking for good/propper personal experiences and if possible para-scientific data. If it exists. Also an explanation on why low voltage would produce finer particles As I read that the only way to get the tiny bits is by using high voltage machinery.

Also water quality.. Tap water, boiled, distilled with or without saline drops..

And almost last anyone know the effects on auto-immune diseases and or fungal kolonies. On the body or even in the bathroom?

Let the experimenting begin.

With Love
Eelco

[Spiral]

In reply to comments above, I got thin silver strips from an online health store that have a good surface area & are a lot cheaper then the rods because there is less silver....as you can see in the pic above the battery is 6v and it works fine (its also easy to stick the wires under the springs, so no soldering/ alligator clips or switches needed).

My "ionic pulser" is 12 v for the record.

Bottled water always has the mineral content listed on the bottle, so if you compare different brands you can see what a small amount is.

I wouldn't use it for auto immune to be honest, I only use it when I have had contact with people who are coughing & sneezing or start to feel ill.

Not once have either my wife or I had a cold or flu etc since I started making CS, which is several years now, and I always got everything doing the rounds before !

You could try it on fungus, but tea tree oil might be better.

[john parslow]

Sooz you can generally purchase distilled water from garages, it is used to top-up car batteries ...

[Catsquotl]

So how pure is your silver?
I find it difficult to find .999 silver. Found one shop that sells silver wire of 1 mm thickness.

A plate or thicker gauge is usualy silver 925.
Would that be good enough or should I keep looking.

With Love
Eelco

[Spiral]

So how pure is your silver?
I find it difficult to find .999 silver. Found one shop that sells silver wire of 1 mm thickness.

A plate or thicker gauge is usualy silver 925.
Would that be good enough or should I keep looking.

With Love
Eelco

Try the gigantic internet shop that sells everything named after a large South American river