Iam so fascinated and so inspired by an older African woman making briquettes.

God bless your works momma

I really like this story it made it brought it out wat will happens in future wen u cant fund charcoal at all and briquette making business is taking over

@shaficismail797

9 жыл бұрын

All you need in life some time its anther chance. Being part of this project in Uganda was anther step in my career.

@jumcopper

4 жыл бұрын

gwe guy ndowooza kati after 5 years u went back to skool to correct your repetition of it...it and the direct translation of yo own to english, correction ; i like this story, it brought out what will happen .........

Conserve the environment.That's the main key point here

Hiii,how i can connect with thay Guy

Uganda should also consider using biogas.

Can I get contact of Mr Dorias Okello

How Can i contact this wonderful mum

@jingjingcui8080

3 жыл бұрын

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Use coconut shell, waste wood, charcoal quality will be better

Are you using starch as binder

Thanks for using garbage for briquettes. For more information on non-charred briquette making, please visit www.fostnepal.org and facebook.com/fost003.

if one burns the trash in an open oven like it's shown here, doesn't it just turn to ash, and not char? Doesn't the burn need a chimney and reduced amount of oxygen to make char and not ash?

@tellocruz4352

7 жыл бұрын

las mañanitas

@sizemorej

6 жыл бұрын

They chock the fire down midway through. When the man puts the lid on it the fire stops. Then the material cools before they take the lid off.

@chriskwakernaat2328

2 жыл бұрын

this works, but you get about half the charcoal of what you put in. the other way is start a fire outside of the drum (under it) with a chimney o nthe top of the barrel. when no more smoke comes out, the charcoal is ready.