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To: Swordmaker

Why can’t you make your own chlorine bleach?


13 posted on 09/27/2015 1:33:04 AM PDT by Daffynition (*We are not descended from fearful men*)
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To: Daffynition
I have made it in the past. Electricity and sodium chloride is all I used.

I had no way to determine strength, but you could certainly smell the chlorine.

It was a lot of work and time for what I was willing to invest. Easier to just buy a bottle. ;)

/johnny

14 posted on 09/27/2015 1:40:21 AM PDT by JRandomFreeper (gone Galt)
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To: Daffynition
Why can’t you make your own chlorine bleach?

You can. . . touchy stuff though. Just remember to add the acid to the water. Or run chlorine gas through H2O. . . but controlling the concentration you want is difficult. Clorox started at a 7% concentration and we cut it by 20 to 1, so the final concentration is 1/20th of 7% or 0.35% Sodium Hypochlorite. The half life of that low a concentration is about 15 minutes so long as it is mass. . . put it on a surface and it will change instantly to salt water.

We may switch our patients to Ozonated water. . . I've been thinking of buying an Ozone generator and an O2 Bottle, regulator and Ozonating my own. . . it's even more effective than the Clorox solution. Ozone treatments will cure almost anything including Ebola. . . if they'd let the doctors who went over to treat the patients with it, do it. They DID cure several of the medical staff they were training before they were shut down and kicked out of the country by the politicians.

15 posted on 09/27/2015 1:52:32 AM PDT by Swordmaker ( This tag line is a Microsoft insult free zone... but if the insults to Mac users continue...)
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