Conductive/Shielding Silver Fabric

I bought a big piece (about two yards), sewed the very edge to a king size flat sheet using a zig-zag stitch on the sewing machine, put it over the queen-sized bed and tucked it in nice and tight. I clipped on the green cord with the alligator clip from this same company (I pinched up a tiny fold of fabric) and started testing it with a voltage meter. Just that fast, just that easy, and it works PERFECTLY - the voltage dropped from 2.0 volts to 0.019. Soft, comfortable, and appears sturly. For the same price as another brand I got 100% conductivity with more durability.

Problem solving: fraying edges and anchoring to bed.FRAYING EDGES: With a sewing machine, I attached seam binding to the raw edges.ANCHORING to bed: After a failed attempt to secure the fabric to a sheet with hook and eye fasteners, I sewed stretchy fabric (like swimsuit material) to each end of the silver cloth and created a huge elastic band that slides onto the whole mattress from the bottom. Problems solved.Have plugged the ground prong into an outlet but prefer the more natural method of connecting to copper wire and running it out the window to a copper pipe in the ground.Better sleep, and after a week feeling some relief from pain of tendonitis.

I have not noticed any diference in my sleep after "grounding" my bed with this product. The fabric seams just a normal fabric not one with metal in it. Very costly for reg fabric.

I bought this fabric to line my wallet; specifically the credit card pockets (I was sewing my own wallet). Not wanting to waste my time if it didn't work. I brought the fabric with me to a store with good credit card scanners and wrapped my card in a single layer of the fabric. Several scans had no response. Immediate response when I tried without the fabric. And after my mom asked me to make her a wallet with the fabric, too, she told me that a store I'd never been to had scanners so sensitive that when she opened her wallet, it scanned her card without her actually removing it, but as long was the wallet was closed (and the fabric was pressed against the card) it couldn't detect it.I don't know about other uses, but I am very satisfied.

Doing the job well on my earthing experiments. Seems a bit overpriced.

WOW. I slept with this material and the green grounding cord for the first time last night and I woke up more than normal but I had alot more dreams than normal so alot if REM sleep which is great. Even though I didnt get enough sleep, today I had incredible very noticeable energy, focus, and motivation that I haven't had for months. I wanted to complete difficult projects involving planning and thought, clean and organize, and I did. THEN I worked out on the stairstepper and grounded myself while I did and it was about 70% easier than normal, even after so little sleep (normally less than optimal sleep slows my cardio considerably and makes it really difficult). I'm hooked, this is real. The large telecom Corps are killing us with cell phones e towers, routers, computers, wifi and we are powerless but this product and theory helps us fight back and protect us! Thank you so much, I am spreading the word; USA is way behind in the dangers of emfs and people need to wake up and take it seriously! Before it is too late!!

Finally got around to testing this fabric. I can't understand what all the rave reviews are about. I was hopping to use this to shield my cell phone.According to my Dr. Gauss EMF meter, 3 layers of this fabric on each side of my phone cut the EMF radiation down by aprox 10%.Phone calls of course still come through loud and strong.

I bought this to protect my body while I write on my laptop. I don't know if it works. It looks like it was torn off a big roll of fabric so don't expect anything too fancy. Once again until I can get an EMF detector and measure the EMF reading with this next to my computer and not, I will not know. It seems expensive for what you get but, I am keeping it. I need all the EMF protection I can get since I am a professional writer and spend lots of time at my laptop.