Re: Building a halitometer
Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2019 8:55 pm
Hi fog,ive tried the red protege zm h2s not getting any readings at all,returning to sender,then i will try the other model you found
Bad breath forum
https://www.badbreathhalitosis.com/phpBB2/
https://www.badbreathhalitosis.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7405
Any update on the other model?Helpus wrote: Thu Mar 07, 2019 8:55 pm Hi fog,ive tried the red protege zm h2s not getting any readings at all,returning to sender,then i will try the other model you found
fog wrote: Mon Feb 25, 2019 1:45 pm BB is hard to pinpoint, tainted with phobia and guesswork. Many dont have or dread asking someone else about the smell, and if we do can we trust what they say? We need a something more objective, a machine that gives us a number. This would be a huge help to find what works when we try all the "cures".
Murat Aydin on this forum(viewtopic.php?p=64798#p64798) builds his own halitometer to measure the smelly gases.
To build the device we need the parts and a guide to put them together, not an impossible task. I personally dont have the skills to do it without a simple to understand guide. Hoping we could gather the information together in this thread.
A sensor needed for measuring the gas (H2S = hydrogen sulfide) called MQ136, costs about 30 USD.
Simply search on amazon or ebay. No idea of the quality needed or if there are cheaper ones. I assume this will be more of a budget build.
Now lets figgure out the rest...
We need feedback to improve. For all we know, something we tried had reducea our BB, but we wrote it off because we still got a lot of reactions.Smilingagain wrote: Sun Apr 28, 2019 5:11 pmfog wrote: Mon Feb 25, 2019 1:45 pm BB is hard to pinpoint, tainted with phobia and guesswork. Many dont have or dread asking someone else about the smell, and if we do can we trust what they say? We need a something more objective, a machine that gives us a number. This would be a huge help to find what works when we try all the "cures".
Murat Aydin on this forum(viewtopic.php?p=64798#p64798) builds his own halitometer to measure the smelly gases.
To build the device we need the parts and a guide to put them together, not an impossible task. I personally dont have the skills to do it without a simple to understand guide. Hoping we could gather the information together in this thread.
A sensor needed for measuring the gas (H2S = hydrogen sulfide) called MQ136, costs about 30 USD.
Simply search on amazon or ebay. No idea of the quality needed or if there are cheaper ones. I assume this will be more of a budget build.
Now lets figgure out the rest...
@fog, thanks for your suggestion. I respect the opinion of everyone but, don't you think we should concentrate our effort or team up to build more tangible stuff which could help eradicate our bb.
Sincerely, my bad breath is a real to me as i breath-in & breath-out. So i don't need any instrucment to tell me when the level of bb is high or low. similarly, i donot need to ask someone if, i'm having bad breath or not.
My tongue is the greatest sensor which i ever need. it determines & tell me when my breath is very sticky (maybe during stressful daily routine) when is low ..ecc
**So let's not add-up to lot of fake instrument's (theralbreath halimeter) on the web which are of little or no use.
**Let's team-up together and discuss on how to be of help to ourselve.
One sickness cannot conquer & keep defeating over 10,000 people secretly.
Regard's
Smilinagain