Preparing bottles for homeography

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Before making holographic copies, Dr. Hulda Clark emphasized that bottles must be thoroughly clean, because anything in the water will be copied. The bottles act as containers for frequency information, so any residue or impurity could affect the outcome.

She recommended using ✅ small brown glass or polyethylene bottles. The brown color shields the stored frequencies from light, preventing them from weakening or mixing. Clear bottles may be used only if wrapped in foil or stored in the dark.

Clean each bottle with ✅ hot distilled or self-distilled water, and avoid soap or detergents, as they leave residues that interfere with frequencies. If deeper cleaning is needed, ✅ rinse with grain alcohol (ethyl alcohol)—never with isopropyl or wood alcohol—and let the bottles air-dry completely.

👉 Optionally, you can enhance purity by rinsing with ozonated distilled water to remove traces of pollutants or briefly zappicating empty bottles to clear any residual frequencies. These steps are helpful if bottles have been stored for a long time or reused.

When ready, fill each bottle with ✅ pure distilled or ozonated water. Handle carefully, avoiding contact with the inside surfaces or caps, and label every bottle immediately after preparation. Store them in a dark, dry, and dust-free place to maintain the integrity of the copied frequencies.

Source: Homeography – Illustrative Booklet, Dr. Clark Information Center, 2014, p. 7–10; The Cure for All Diseases, Dr. Hulda Clark, p. 457–462, 528–533.