You could perform the following experiment:
First, you have one MEOW device and two bottles of same water.
Then, during the day let one of the bottles inside the MEOW device and the other out. During the night alternate them. Continue for 5 days. Check if there are any variations in the accumulated "etheric charge" inside the bottles.
If some kind of solar radiation is responsible for the charging, then it would not have much of an effect during the night.
It seems like it's basically doing the same as I've already done, but continually breaking the process and taking constant measurements along the way.
I'm not against it per se, but it is an awful lot of work for a small payoff.
Doing science might come easy to you, but I find it quite mentally draining.
You really have to focus on what you're doing to take notes, not mix samples up, avoid mistakes, avoid contamination etc.
And once you're in the lab and working, large chunks of time just vanishes into nothingness, and at the end you have so little to show for it save a couple of scrawled numbers on a piece of paper

I have a lot of new found appreciation for all lab scientists now, doing actual science is not easy at all.
Anyway, unfortunately I've run the UV bulb in my spectrophotometer into the end of it's useful life with all the work I've been putting it through recently.
Now I get a constant warning that the UV lamp output is low.
I've ordered a replacement bulb, but it's coming from China so the machine will be out of action for a little while.
According to V. Pinto, the MEOW effect is different than treating water with magnets.
He says that, and yet the most significant healing response from MEOW (spontaneous healing of tooth cavities) is shared with people who run their water through a magnetic trap.
I'm not sure why exactly Pinto says that, but from what I can see it's not correct.
Fun fact....did you know that the inventor of the MEOW device (Milewski) was originally using a standard magnetic trap, but he was heavily criticised by his wife for wasting water, so he then created the MEOW device to achieve the same effect without the waste.
I have personally seen sea salt ormus to augment in quantity if you first pass the sea water through a magnetic trap. I think the magnetic trap really does concentrate it.
Wow! I never heard of this before.
How much extra quantity do you see when you do that?
Even so, I'll bet you dollars for donuts that any extra is due to transmutation and that the magnet treatment simply increases the transmutational power.
I know that you and I will be in disagreement on that.
I personally think that the brown sediment which appears in each iteration of the salt process is simply a transmutation product.
I'm not sure what you'll think the cause is, but I know it's not gonna be that.