HELP! Colloidal silver question

[Lpro27]

I only have tri-distilled water. It is gonna make any difference with common distilled water to make colloidal silver? I do not know the differences between distilled, bi-distilled and tri-distilled. Any suggestions?

I read on the internet that bi-distilled is the right one

 

[Flockshot]

This is a new one for me. I have not seen bi and tri water. I guess you can distill water as many times as you wish. I expect the result would be distilled water?

 

[UrbZ]

He must be specifically trying to make the solution to feminize seeds himself. hmm

 

[UrbZ]

https://youtu.be/RQINUvIRn2s

This guy just uses distilled he doesnt specify. He is world renowned. I would trust him.

 

[UrbZ]

From what Ive read single distilled water is not 100% pure. It still has low counts of impurities. For people it doesnt matter but for science experiments and tests it needs to be even more pure so they distill an extra couple times to remove more impurities. These levels are so minute that it doesnt matter for your use. They say tri is a waste. Its not that much better than bi. just a wasted cucle on the water basically.

Distilled water is like 99% pure. Bi is like 99.5% Tri. Is like 99.7. Dont know the exact measurement but I feel it goes something like that.

 

[Lpro27]

Thanks guys. I'll still try with the tri-distilled one. I will keep you posted

 

[Lpro27]

So I left my water and silver connected to three 9V batteries. Like in one hour the water turned more than milky, after a few more hours the water turned like a cloudy brown. After I saw the brown color I unplugged the batteries. I think it doesn't work any more right? Mi silver turned a little black but with a nice brush they got just fine again.