What size and kind of containers do I need to make Colloidal mineral waters?
We can supply containers of 1.5 gallons (7.5 liters) light plastic clear containers with a tap at the bottom, suitable for making the colloidal waters. Being a fraction of the weight of glass, they are ideal for an international shipment to you. Glass is considered superior for storage, but I have found no difficulties with plastic containers, either for charging or for storage. The price for each container is $40 USD. Buy them as beverage dispensers at Amazon, Wayfair, Walmart
Using a bigger container (2 or more liters) means more water to be charged with ions and particles and necessitates a longer time such as 48 hours to obtain 20 – 50 ppm. There is no limit on how large a container, but it would be better to use a larger electrode area such as 6″ x 6″ to compensate, otherwise the ppm will be very low, such as 1 – 5 ppm. With small to medium-sized electrodes it is unwise to use more than 2 liters. Fishbowls (2-4 liters) and glass coffee makers make excellent containers for charging water and are available at pet stores. Anchor Hocking model 70/2L has a mouth diameter = 3.5 inches. Walmart sells 2 and 4-liter cracker/cookie jar sand fishbowls of various sizes (made by Anchor Hocking) which we can sell to you. Alternatively, buy them from www.cooking.com. Remember to do the charging in a dark area away from noxious energies.
Glass container for charging should have an opening of about 10 cm (4”) and is not included because similar containers are available very inexpensively in shops and grocery stores and as a glass fishbowl for pet fish. It is at Walmart as a 1 gallon (4 liters) cracker/cookie jar. It is made of glass which is very heavy and costly for us to send by mail or by courier. I can send you one but the shipping cost would be several times the value of the container.
It is better to use a glass container to make the CS water. You can make batches from 1 liter to 5 liters in a jar or fishbowl with an opening about 4 inches (10 cm). Glass jars are heavy and large and would add considerably to the shipping cost for us to send to you.
