Care instructions for the orgone accumulator

Protect insulation boards and interior layers from moisture

Orgone is bound by water and is no longer released. Therefore, orgone devices must be placed and stored in the driest possible environment. The wood fiber insulation boards can generally absorb normal air humidity very well. The absorbed moisture is released again when the air becomes drier. Nevertheless, an accumulator or orgone blankets and pillows should only be placed outdoors (balcony, terrace, winter garden, etc.) on dry days. For this purpose, it is worthwhile to attach castors under the accumulator, so that you can transport it back into the house in the evening.

If the insulation boards accidentally get wet, they should be disassembled and replaced, because they will swell and lose their shape. In any case, water must be prevented from getting into the inner layers, because the steel wool rusts very quickly. Therefore, if the inner layers become wet, they must be carefully dried immediately (in the sun or on a heater).

Protect metal plates from sweat

The very resistant inner metal plates can be very easily etched by perspiration. Hand and footprints burn into the galvanized surface and dull spots appear on the plates. Since these are oxidations, the energetic performance decreases in these places, but it is only when these burns are very extensive that the metal plates need to be replaced.

Handle and step marks as well as traces of perspiration caused by leaning in the accumulator should be removed immediately after the session with a commercial window cleaning agent (pump spray). These solvents leave the fewest organic residues of all cleaning agents. Nevertheless, clear water (sponge cloth) should also be used to remove the residue of the cleaning agent. Every organic layer on the sheets hinders the charging ability.

Make sure that users do not enter the accumulator with greasy, sweaty hands and use shoes or slippers. If using the accumulator barefoot or in stockings, place a towel in the footwell. It is also a good idea to sit in the accumulator lightly clothed and not naked to avoid leaving sweat marks on the walls.

Wipe out regularly to protect against DOR

Since DOR formation occurs again and again in our environment, it makes sense to refresh the accumulator energetically from time to time, i.e. to remove DOR. For this purpose, a sponge cloth is dipped into a bucket of water, wrung out and the inner sheets are wiped damp. After each sheet, i.e. about 6 times, the cloth should be rinsed in water again and wrung out. The shooter seat and the breastplate are also wiped.

The greater the energetic load, the more often this refreshment should be done. In cities it makes sense to do it daily, in small places in the countryside in energetically healthy environment it is enough to do it once a month.

Energetic refreshment by sun

If we notice that the orgone accumulator becomes dull, we experience DOR reactions in the accumulator again and again, although we ourselves went in fresh and without DOR contamination, we should take the accumulator apart, wipe it damp and place it in the sun for a few hours with the plates facing outward. For this purpose one should choose a DOR-free day if possible, i.e. the sky is deep blue and there are clear cumulus clouds (fleecy clouds). If this energetic refreshment is unsuccessful, one should consider whether there are DOR sources in the immediate vicinity and either remove them or place the accumulator in another location.

Important: The refreshing by sun must be kept so short for orgone accumulators, which have a quartz-wax coating, that the metal plates cannot heat up, because otherwise the wax melts on the inner sides of the plates.