CSD spray on an open wound

When spraying CDS, should it be diluted in water?

Also, what type of spray should I be using?

Thank you so much.

I read protocol D and protocol B.

I am just wondering if I should combine both or choose only the spray option every hour?

Also, before sleep, is it safe to cover the wound? I am trying to understand how to proceed and put a shirt on top of the wound during the day and night if the wound is bleeding and it is not protected with a pad or bandage. 

Thank you again. I really appreciate the help:)

You can cover the wound after spraying CDS on it, but the cover must not be air-tight. If the CLO2 gas can't escape, there is a chance the skin could be burned. 

By the way, Andreas Kalcker has protocol updates available. Protocol-B now means a Bath protocol. 

Cancer is sometimes referred to as "the wound that does not heal."

I had what I thought was a pimple that would heal and then start bleeding again in 2017. That happened over and over again until I visited a Dermatologist some 2 and a half years later (2020) and a biopsy revealed Basal Cell Skin Cancer. 

I've since had a Skin Cancer specialist cut out any cancerous around the wound. So far so good. 

Now if I spot anything that looks like a precancerous spot(s) or even a new scab on my face I will soak some tissue with 3,000 PPM of CDS and that usually takes care of any issues with 1 or sometimes 2 applications. I should add applied topically.

All the best,
Jim

How long do you usually  keep the tissue soaked in CSD over the wound?

@Manu 5 minutes or less.

I would add this is with 3,000 PPM CDS.

I find that about 40% dmso and 60% water doesn't cause a burn. I apply, wait 1 min and apply 1500 or even 1000ppm CDS.

Would anyone know if this could be harmful if applied to the private parts of a man?

Never bothered me. I used 3000 ppm CDS and 70% DMSO plenty of times