Making charcoal briquettes at home. (Energy saving)

The briquettes are made from a mixture of charcoal dust, chicken droppings mixed in sawdust, a bit of soil and water. The briquettes are then left to dry under a shade. Once dry, they are ready for cooking. Very efficient and smokeless.
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[@user-uy5ui3we9o]

Very simple, convenient materials,i hope cotton soil can do?.Thank you awesome tutorial 🙏.

[@shaneerasmus2591]

Thanks for information keep going

[@Mamanzarah-d9g]

Nice one

[@boazlitunya8192]

I love the simplicity of your video. All the information I needed in a very short and simple video. Good job

[@nadanyagreenTV]

Thank you very much.

[@buchamelizabeth]

Great job sir

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

Just like that wonderful thanks for teaching us great

[@citykibonge2999]

Kaz nzuri bro.

[@ImEli2215]

Thanks for the tutorial.
1. What’s the soil type needed to be used?
2. What I are the needed proportions for the 3 components used? Say 3 portions of charcoal dust is to 1 portion soil and 1 portion of chicken waste.

[@ruelseenagoal3630]

thank for sharing

[@charlesweru7787]

Great content but improve on sound from the one explaining

[@jaelsikobe]

Will come for some soon

[@LubegaMary]

Thanx alot it's very simple

[@nadanyagreenTV]

Welcome , we are grateful to be of help to you.

[@steveroberts4549]

THE AUDIO WAS NOT LOUD ENOUGH BUT A GOOD TRAINING

[@bariaissa1737]

thank you

[@davylegit]

God bless you!

[@nadanyagreenTV]

Thank you very much.

[@francisokumu4648]

Where are located, would like to come for tuitorial on briquette making

[@amanzurumike3624]

Thanks for this powerful lesson but i have a question for you,i have plenty of poultry droppings, can it work without mixing it with sawdust?

[@nadanyagreenTV]

Thank you very much for watching our video and for the comment. Yes, it can as long as you mix it with some charcoal dust to make the briquettes able to light easily. Even cow dung cam make the briquettes.

[@user-qd3hy3jc6j]

What about smelling and smoke dow it?

[@janetgatabirakirogo9308]

Ongea kwa sauti pls.

[@fatmicheal99]

What is the material in the last bag after charcoal dust and soil plz? Thank u plz

[@nadanyagreenTV]

Thank you very much for the question. That is sawdust waste mixed with chicken dropping. We get the mix from our poultry farm.

[@nellynasau5646]

Which soil are u using?

[@nadanyagreenTV]

Just loamy soil. Clay can also do.

[@user-rw5zf8nf7q]

Bonjour monsieur,sa c quelle mélange ? Et puis ce combien de kilos ?

[@nadanyagreenTV]

Hallo to you. This is a mix of soil, chicken poo water, charcoal dust saw dust and water. There is no exact mix only that the soil should be just a little to help in joining up the mix.

[@user-rw5zf8nf7q]

@@nadanyagreenTV merci

[@Oliii342]

You're not audible tho

[@RowlandAlaba-xz6oc]

Sound no

[@nadanyagreenTV]

We endeavour to improve. Thank you for the feedback.

[@buchamelizabeth]

Great job sir