Re: Mouthwash with 28% liquid MMS?

[Guest guest]

Hello Muysana,

MMS actually has a working strength of 22.4%. To make the mouthwash using a

22.4% concentration of sodium chlorite you would place 3 ml in a container, then

add enough water to end up with a total of 500 ml. I put a drop of mint oil in

for a little zest, but that is optional.

Tom

>

>

>

>

> Hi Tom,

>

> How would I make the mouth wash with the 28% liquid MMS? I don't have any

powder at the moment. Thanks!

>

> Muysana

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks again Tom!

What is the shelf life of the mouthwash if kept in a cool, dark location?

Thanks!

Muysana

>

> Hello Muysana,

>

> MMS actually has a working strength of 22.4%. To make the mouthwash using a

22.4% concentration of sodium chlorite you would place 3 ml in a container, then

add enough water to end up with a total of 500 ml. I put a drop of mint oil in

for a little zest, but that is optional.

>

> Tom

[Guest guest]

Hello Muysana,

I end up using mine in about a month. So it will last at least a month. You

will know it is becoming ripe when you can smell a slight chlorine dioxide odor

when you take the lid off. In this case, water is acting as the activator and

it just takes a long time to complete the activation. You can still use it when

it has a slight odor, but it is beginning to loose a little strength.

Tom

--- In , " muysana " <ranosa2k@...>

wrote:

>

> Thanks again Tom!

>

> What is the shelf life of the mouthwash if kept in a cool, dark location?

>

> Thanks!

>

> Muysana

>

>

> >

> > Hello Muysana,

> >

> > MMS actually has a working strength of 22.4%. To make the mouthwash using a

22.4% concentration of sodium chlorite you would place 3 ml in a container, then

add enough water to end up with a total of 500 ml. I put a drop of mint oil in

for a little zest, but that is optional.

> >

> > Tom

>

[Guest guest]

Tom

Am i understanding it correct, that the 3 ml MMS 24% in 500 ML for mouthwash use

is inactivated MMS24%? Thanks.

>

> Hello Muysana,

>

> I end up using mine in about a month. So it will last at least a month. You

will know it is becoming ripe when you can smell a slight chlorine dioxide odor

when you take the lid off. In this case, water is acting as the activator and

it just takes a long time to complete the activation. You can still use it when

it has a slight odor, but it is beginning to loose a little strength.

>

> Tom

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

This is a little difficult to answer properly, but if I understand you correctly

the answer is yes.

In more detail...

In the mouthwash solution water is first used to activate the sodium chlorite,

then further activation is done by the bacteria and biofilm in your mouth.

Since no citric acid is added, which I believe is what you were asking, it can

be referred to loosely as an unactivated solution. However, since the PH of the

sodium chlorite has been reduced, technically it has been activated with the

addition of water.

I hope this " mud " is clearer than most " mud " you have to wade through...

Tom

> >

> > Hello Muysana,

> >

> > I end up using mine in about a month. So it will last at least a month.

You will know it is becoming ripe when you can smell a slight chlorine dioxide

odor when you take the lid off. In this case, water is acting as the activator

and it just takes a long time to complete the activation. You can still use it

when it has a slight odor, but it is beginning to loose a little strength.

> >

> > Tom

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

OK, Thanks!!!

Muysana

[Guest guest]

Thanks Tom!

Muysana