Questions about Ag+ disinfectant cut sheets

QCan I add water to this pure silver mesh to make a total of about 1000 liters? Also, can I put it directly in a spray bottle (300-500ml) and add water as I go?

AAs you said, by adding water to one bag (0.2g), you can produce a total of more than 1000L (1 ton) of silver ion disinfectant water. When added to 2L of water (purified water), the silver ion concentration reaches 30ppb (0.03ppm) in one hour, exceeding 10ppb (0.01ppm) at which the disinfecting and antibacterial effects appear. After 4 hours, 8 hours, and 24 hours, the silver ion concentration stabilizes at about 50ppb (0.05ppm). When using tap water, a similar test has confirmed that the silver ion concentration rises to about 100ppb (0.1ppm). When adding to a bottle with a small capacity, add a small amount of Ag + disinfectant cut sheet according to the capacity and add water before use.

QPlease tell me when to change the sheets and how to take out the trash.。

AWhen the silver becomes noticeably black, it is time to replace it. The expiration date is 3 to 6 months. If you use purified water that does not contain chlorine, it can be used for 6 months, but if you use tap water that contains chlorine, the expiration date will be shorter. It is flammable, so please dispose of it as regular garbage.

QIs it safe to drink silver ion disinfected water?

AThe World Health Organization (WHO) has stated that silver compounds are not carcinogenic, and that there is no effect on the human body from acute or chronic exposure, and that drinking 1 liter of water containing 0.1 ppm of silver every day for 70 years will have no effect on the human body. As mentioned above, silver ion disinfected water is highly safe even if consumed, and it is also safe when used to disinfect and deodorize clothing and belongings, or when added to a humidifier. Silver ions are safer than sodium hypochlorite, alcohol, and titanium oxide compounds. We do not recommend drinking silver ion disinfected water, but we do recommend adding it to ice maker tanks or water tanks for coffee, etc., to disinfect and antibacterial the tanks. Safety of Silver Ions

QIf it is not going to be used for a long period of time, it should be stored in the airtight bag it came in, but is it okay to store it at room temperature in the shade?

AIt's fine to store it at room temperature. Keeping it in the shade will help prevent the package from deteriorating.

QWhen I asked a question before purchasing, I was told to "store it in the airtight bag it came in," but is it best to store it at room temperature in the shade?

AThere is no problem with storing it at room temperature. You can store it either way as long as it is indoors.

QI use purified water, but is it okay to use mineral water?

ASilver reacts with chlorine and sulfur, so other minerals are fine. Chlorine precipitates as silver chloride, and sulfur precipitates as silver nitrate. The reaction between these two substances increases the consumption of silver, so please check the mineral content of your mineral water.

QI looked it up online and found that high concentrations of silver ions kill plankton, making it difficult to maintain a healthy fish environment. In addition, silver ions can be adsorbed to fish gills, inhibiting gill respiration.

AThe silver ion water generated by the Ag+ sterilizing cut sheet is low concentration. One bag of 0.2g contains a total of 0.06g of silver. The original amount of silver ions is converted to ppm and is 60ppm per 1 liter. For 2 liters of water, it is 30ppm. The maximum amount per liter varies proportionally depending on the volume of water. For 2 liters of water, the silver ions generated are in the range of 0.1 to 0.5ppm. Of course, the concentration will increase if you add more, so please observe the volume.

Silver ions combine with chlorine, sulfur and other organic matter to form compounds. In an aquarium, silver precipitates as compounds such as silver chloride and silver sulfide, which are contained in the urine and feces of fish. Compounds do not have an antibacterial effect, so the silver ion concentration in the aquarium will not continue to rise. High-concentration silver ion water is mainly made from water-soluble silver hydroxide using nanosilver. Some original solutions have a concentration of 1500ppm, so depending on the concentration, it can kill plankton. Nanosilver is also often added to detergents and air fresheners, but adding too much will result in a high concentration.

Our pure silver mesh is made of silver itself, so it only produces silver ions. Nano Seal Bar is made of extremely small silver particles, so if you put it in an aquarium, it may stick to the gills of your fish. As mentioned above, our pure silver mesh does not produce high concentrations of silver ions, so we cannot say that there is zero effect on fish, but we can say that the possibility is extremely low. When using it in an aquarium, it is difficult to exceed a 6-month expiration date due to the relationship with organic matter on fish. If algae or slime appears, please replace the Ag+ disinfectant cut sheet.

QCan I gargle with the disinfectant water generated from the sheet? Is it okay to use prepared water?

AThe silver ion disinfectant water generated by the Ag+ disinfectant cut sheet has a low concentration of 0.05 to 0.2 ppm, so there is no problem with gargling with it. Please use one bag per 2 liters.

The silver ion water generated by the Ag+ disinfectant cut sheets is made from tap water or purified water, so there is no problem if you transfer it to another container as long as salt or organic matter is not mixed in. Please note that silver ions will be extracted if salt or organic matter is mixed in. If you take the above precautions and store it in a separate container, the silver ion concentration will not change, but you can use the silver ion water more stably by dividing the Ag+ disinfectant cut sheets into each container and putting them in small amounts.