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Powder to Be Used for Earthing

08/30/2011 7:48 AM

How to calculate the quantity of bentonite powder to be used for earthing as a salt & charcol
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Re: powder to be used for earthin

08/30/2011 7:55 AM

Less than the amount of animal urine that might otherwise be used.

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Re: Powder to Be Used for Earthing

09/01/2011 3:21 PM

Forget the Bentonite, and add potassium nitrate and sulfur to the charcoal. Remember to mix and grind it up well. It has to be a very fine powder to work well.

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