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    Tras is right. It's SO simple to make with three 9 volt batteries or a small alternator setup (if anyone has any clue about simple building). Putting a silver coin in milk used to keep it from souring quite as quickly, but I wouldn't think it would give you levels high enough to be used as a potent antibiotic. And that's precisely what properly made colloidal silver is.

    And PLEASE- NEVER, EVER use anything except .999 or higher pure silver. A "silver coin", if it's an old silver dollar or "junk" silver, isn't pure silver, and you sure don't want "colloidal heavy metals" in your body! Even silver can be overdone... but most of the others are downright toxic.

    I have rechargeable 9 volt batteries in the preps, but even though I make gallons of colloidal silver every year, a set of 3, 9 volt batteries lasts me at least 6-9 months. Sometimes quite a bit longer.

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    Thanks, Tras, for the excellent description and instructions.....ST, too. I just thought there was an easy, lazy way to do it without all of the electrical hoo-ha. I don't have the money to buy those meager supplies, let alone the silver, but I've always wanted to make my own CS.

    I have a bottle in the cabinet that's about gone....paid about 15$ for it (IIRC) during the H1N1 thing, and since then have wanted large quantities around for whatever comes up.

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    For those that might be interested in making there own Colloidal Silver, I give you the following links.

    http://www.quantumbalancing.com/makeyourowncs.htm

    http://www.endtimesreport.com/Colloi...Generator.html

    and this video for you as well...

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Acpvp...eature=related

    ENJOY!


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    Dumb question - How do you store the Colloidal Silver?

    Their is a product called sure prep, you wipe it on a blister and it keeps the skin over the blister from rupturing. You can also use it as a preventive measure - but gloves are better. Unless your dealing with a bad set of shoes and then its great for preventing blisters from forming

    Moleskin is a good idea too - never thought of that

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    Beer bottle w/ cork, dark brown glass, away from bright light, ambient temperature, will extend shelf life.
    "They who have put out the people's eyes reproach them of their blindness."
    John Milton, 1642

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