Video: How to Test Your Rainwater for Chemtrail Heavy Metals and Other Pollutants

EPA Approved – BASIC LAB Website:  www.basiclab.com

So you want to send rainwater samples to check for Aluminum, Barium and other Aircrap fallout from the Geoengineering but want some explicit instructions on how how to do it right the first time?

Your science teacher told you that rainwater is sopposed be filtered from contaminants – especially heavy metals by a natural process where water is purified by evaporation and condensation.

But recent reports have you expecting the worst of what you might accidently be drinking, alread.

HOW-TO:  A disposable plactic drinking water bottle holds the recommented 8 ounces to be shipped in a 6 X 6 inch cardboard box. Sent via parcel post, the sample should cost under $6.00 to ship.  No need to worry to much about time and spoilage since you’re not sending for a test for biological agents (yet).

I capture rain using several plasic dish pans rinsed in distilled water.  Using all the pans will more likely give you enough surface area to fill an eight ounce bottle even with a light rain. 

IMPORTANT: Make sure the pans are elevated above the ground and away from roofs and drains to prevent a false-positive from soils and corrosion.

(See this documentary at: www.Saive.com)

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Use a clean funnel to transfer the sample to an empty and clean 8 oz water bottle with distilled water.  If you captured a lot of rain, you can rinse the bottle with the rain water, itself in place of using distilled water.  If necessary, use an inexpensive tub drain filter to eliminate twigs or leaves that may have blown into the pan during a windy storm.

Tighten the lid and label immediately with date and time.

Fill out the chain of custody form with all the tests you want performed.  PDF FORM
Basic Labs will use US mail to send the report. They will also send you the report by EMAIL if you designate.

In June, 2011 the charge is $21.00 for each element tested. — ie Aluminum is $21.00.  Aluminum and Barium is $42.00…etc

If shipping by Parcel Shipping is $5.41, the total for testing for “Aluminum” will be $26.41 per 8 oz bottle.
Send your check in an envelope placed inside the box and use styrofoam “peanuts to protect the bottle.

The report takes about 2 weeks.  See the Website for address and all updates: www.basiclab.com