Was just reading it on the Silver Puppy site. My only reasoning is just one less piece of equipment to worry about. No other reason really. As I'm not planning on being a power user it's just a simplicity thing but all for making sure I'm creating a quality consistent batch. I'll find the link on the site in a few mins.
-Bob On Mar 31, 2017 8:40 PM, "Neville" <[email protected]> wrote: > G'day Bob, > > > Quite to the contrary. If only making a drinking glass full would be OK, > but anything larger by volume needs stirring to keep things moving around > whilst brewing. I'll leave it to the experts to explain. > > > Why do you think it's a plus for not stirring? > > > N. > > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Top Dog <[email protected]> > *Sent:* Saturday, 1 April 2017 9:51 AM > *To:* [email protected] > *Subject:* CS>Final choices of units? > > Hi all, > > Been a long time since I revisited buying a device but am doing so this > weekend. Only 2 devices that interest me and that's the Silver Puppy and > the SilverTron. Over at that cgs forum there's lots of info. Some > conflicting some not. I do like some of the info on the reducing agents to > get colloidal silver versus ion silver and found that info interesting. > > At any rate my goal really is to get a unit that does a set and forget as > much as possible > using a standard quart Mason jar with ppm's from 10-20. > > Just looking for opinions from those that may have either one of those > units. > > Been a while since looking at the Silver Puppy but appears the consensus > is that you don't need to stir the solution as it's being made and looks > like a stirrer is not even sold anymore on there. A plus if that really is > the case. > > Thanks for everyone's opinion. > > -Bob >
