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Thanks,
Carl
Thanks,
Carl
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Here is a picture of the unit I use. These can be purchased on ebay if you like, or you can make them. I have been using this unit for several months and the water is turning yellow due to rust leaching out of the stainless steel wire. I won't change it till it gets a dark orange.
The fish tank bubbler MUST be above the rest of the unit to keep from siphoning water back into itself. The lid of the electrolyser MUST be very tight to hold pressure from the fish tank pump. I make a cardboard gasket and wet it, then screw it on very tight to seal the electrolyser jar. I recommend baking soda as an electrolyte since NaOH and KOH are both toxic and I really don't want that in my electrolyser or anywhere near my drinking water. I use 1/8 teaspoon of baking soda to one quart of distilled water in the electrolyser. The tests for this unit are to plug it into power and look for very tiny bubbles to appear on the wire. Also test the outside temperature of the wall wart with your fingers. It should not be hot, although warm is OK. If it gets hot, then throw away the electrolyte solution and make another batch with less baking soda.
I bubble mine through distilled water for approx. 30 - 45 minutes. My experience indicates that this water goes flat in three days or less, so it's best to make a fresh batch every day. Keep a tight lid (metal canning jar type) on the glass jar at all times to preserve freshness. I use a 5V, 500mA wall wart. There are two hose outlets in the top of the unit. The input hose FROM the fish tank pump goes to the bottom of the acrylic tower (bottom of the jar) that holds the stainless wire and is fastened there. The outlet (to your water jar), goes only 1/4" into the top of the electrolyser since you only want released hho from the electrolyser to bubble through your drinking water.
If anyone has any other questions, I'll try to answer them.
Hope this image post OK.
Later,
Carl
[IMG]c:\livewater.jpg[/IMG]
The fish tank bubbler MUST be above the rest of the unit to keep from siphoning water back into itself. The lid of the electrolyser MUST be very tight to hold pressure from the fish tank pump. I make a cardboard gasket and wet it, then screw it on very tight to seal the electrolyser jar. I recommend baking soda as an electrolyte since NaOH and KOH are both toxic and I really don't want that in my electrolyser or anywhere near my drinking water. I use 1/8 teaspoon of baking soda to one quart of distilled water in the electrolyser. The tests for this unit are to plug it into power and look for very tiny bubbles to appear on the wire. Also test the outside temperature of the wall wart with your fingers. It should not be hot, although warm is OK. If it gets hot, then throw away the electrolyte solution and make another batch with less baking soda.
I bubble mine through distilled water for approx. 30 - 45 minutes. My experience indicates that this water goes flat in three days or less, so it's best to make a fresh batch every day. Keep a tight lid (metal canning jar type) on the glass jar at all times to preserve freshness. I use a 5V, 500mA wall wart. There are two hose outlets in the top of the unit. The input hose FROM the fish tank pump goes to the bottom of the acrylic tower (bottom of the jar) that holds the stainless wire and is fastened there. The outlet (to your water jar), goes only 1/4" into the top of the electrolyser since you only want released hho from the electrolyser to bubble through your drinking water.
If anyone has any other questions, I'll try to answer them.
Hope this image post OK.
Later,
Carl
[IMG]c:\livewater.jpg[/IMG]
The first time I drank the water, it was like drinking a large cup of coffee, only without the jitters. It gave me lots of energy and for quite a while. My parents are both in their eighties and swear by the water. I have ten brothers and a sister and they all wanted one of these units. I built several, but finally just showed them how to do it.
I have since discovered that putting some of this water on body parts that hurt can immediately relieve the pain. I got a really bad muscle spasm in my neck that I knew was going to last for a couple days. After holding a washcloth soaked in this water on it for only ten minutes, the pain completely disappeared and did not come back. I have tried it on other aches and pains with varying degrees of success. All in all, I'm very impressed with this water and I usually don't get that impressed with anything. I make and consume approx. a quart a day.
Carl
I have since discovered that putting some of this water on body parts that hurt can immediately relieve the pain. I got a really bad muscle spasm in my neck that I knew was going to last for a couple days. After holding a washcloth soaked in this water on it for only ten minutes, the pain completely disappeared and did not come back. I have tried it on other aches and pains with varying degrees of success. All in all, I'm very impressed with this water and I usually don't get that impressed with anything. I make and consume approx. a quart a day.
Carl
I have built several of these drinking water units for my family. Just twist some SS wire around a small plexi tower, fasten it to a plastic lid with Goop and mount it in a canning jar. Add approx 1/8 teaspoon of baking soda and use a 5V wall wart to run it. Use a small fish tank bubbler to bubble water through the electrolyser into another jar of distilled water that you drink. It's best to use a glass canning jar for both vessels.
Carl
Carl