I’ve used two kinds, both bought in bulk at my local health food store. One is grey, and is a little bit gritty. The other is more white, almost looks like corn starch, but has no grit at all.

I use the white clay when I’m cleaning my teeth, and I keep a jar of hydrated white clay that’s the consistency of sour cream in the bathroom and put some inside my sleep apnea mouth guard (Kleerway) at night to keep my teeth and gums healthy. I rinse it out in the morning.

I prefer the gray clay for internal uses and that’s what I make the pills with. Sorry, I don’t have brand names. I think you can order it from Amazon, but check with a local bulk food or health food store first. And remember, it’s much more economical to buy the dry powder and hydrate it yourself, it just takes patience.

I’ve found Eyton’s Earth to be a good resource for information on many types of healing clays. I’ve used bentonite for healing a toe that was crushed while moving a stove, for healing infections, it’s just amazing stuff.

BTW, I first heard about using bentonite from Heather Twist from the Yahoo group GFCFNN. She too is an amazing resource.

Theresa

We have always “blown” our eggs. I remember getting a handy device from from a Ukrainian woman to help with this. It had a little pin to poke a hole in the egg and then a miniature set of plastic bellows to blow out the white and the yolk. No smell for sure, if you do that — and you can still make scrambled eggs!