Making My Own Colloidal Silver With Spooky2: A Timing Interruption Tip

If I’m making colloidal silver (using the Spooky2 Rife Machine) and I need to stop at the 9 hour mark (of a 14-hour run), can I simply resume for an additional 5 hours? Does the process (running a current through two immersed silver bars) need to be continuous?

Great question. Here’s how it works with colloidal silver production using the Spooky2 Rife machine (or any constant-current generator with silver rods):

The process doesn’t have to be truly continuous. What matters is the total time under current, which determines the total amount of silver ions/particles released into the water.
If you stop at the 9-hour mark, you can absolutely resume later for another 5 hours — as long as you don’t discard or replace the rods or solution. The ions and particles already suspended in the water will remain there.
When you restart, the process just continues releasing silver at roughly the same rate.

⚠️ Two cautions:

Stirring / Agitation: If the solution sits for a long pause, the silver particles may begin to settle or agglomerate. Before resuming, gently stir or shake the solution to re-suspend and ensure more even particle size.
Water chemistry changes: Over time, the conductivity of the water changes as more silver ions enter. If left sitting for a day or more before resuming, the reaction dynamics can shift, sometimes producing larger particles. This isn’t dangerous per se, but it makes the colloid less “ideal.”

✅ Best practice:

If you need to pause, try to keep the interruption short (within 12–24 hours).
Cover the container to keep dust, CO₂, and contaminants out.
When resuming, stir first, then continue the run until your 14 hours total are reached.

👉 So yes — it doesn’t have to be one continuous run. The process can be cumulative, but shorter total run times with multiple batches are usually considered better for maintaining small, stable particle size.

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