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Diluting MMS 12.5%
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Thank you!,
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www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/Percent_to_PPM.html
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I did dilute the solution as suggested and it seemed to be almost water and not that similar to the MMS that I ordered in the mail (not as yellow or as strong smelling).
I trust the water store is selling 12.5% a lot more than I trust the mail order product I received though so I have limited evidence to go on.
Time to get prepped I guess. I wanted to follow up on this. I was looking to find an easy way to use the 12.5% solution to use directly without diluting it with in intermediate stage. For example, let's say I have 32oz of water,
how many drops of 12.5% would need to be added to the water to achieve the desired PPM that is drinkable hourly? (not drinking 32oz an hour, just making 32oz for regular consumption.
i.e. 4-5oz an hour
I'm unsure how to verify the math with this so I would appreciate your input.
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Calcium Hypochlorite is MMS2, a powder or granules.
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They have Calcium HypoChlorite powder also (pool shock). It looks like that would also be a little tricky to mix and use as an alternative to CDH solution.
Is there a simple and effective way to utilize the calcium hypochlorite powder since it's local and very cost effective? I am leaning towards just ordering some CDH solution.
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To make CDH or CDS you will need MMS (22.4% sodium chlorite solution) and 4% HCL. You can make MMS by purchasing 80% sodium chlorite powder/flakes. To find online sellers of MMS products, they are listed in post number 3 here.
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I did find a bulk 1 gallon option that is also available, it still has to be shipped. 1 Gallon for $28.
www.revivalanimal.com/product/oxine-animal-health-ah?sku=15101-801&utm_source=criteo&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=lowerfunnel
It still needs to be activated but they sell it with 1LB of citric acid for $38.
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