How to make charcoal briquettes

Duncan Oloo, founder of Kwa Muhia Environmental Group, explains how to make charcoal briquettes using ash and mealie meal.

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

Thanks again for teaching us great

[@dinpimportexport7103]

Thank you dear. It is easy to get the ingredients.

[@kapiriisavictoria4175]

Thank you for the teaching, please where can I get hand made machine? and want to know more

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

I'm happy for this video thanks for teaching us great

[@seanzannoni2161]

Thank you Duncan Oloo

[@linnybaze9356]

You're the best. Thanks

[@001973vinny]

During use isn't there foul smell due to added maize flour binder?

[@mercycherotich6403]

Good easy explanation

[@AosoSharon]

What should i do, I work in a rice company where they dispose lot of hash gotten from husk?

[@palmlitetraders1226]

i did this but had a lot of smoke, how do i remove that smoke

[@vidalaunty5906]

Pls where can i get some of the modes to buy?.

[@callofdutytricks412]

Hi ,
may I know what was that paste into which you mixed charcoal powder

[@notsaintrook1086]

Cornflour i think?

[@pishyp]

That's some one hell of labor working with your hands but with time I pray he gets enough money to have this made in automation

[@ajdarsarkhani5802]

thanks for you good explanation
how we are able make charcoal for shisha pipe(HOOKA pipe) smiking

[@cementplant]

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[@kemetmoses433]

How can you use a food source to make briquettes !!!!!

[@qazafibaloch5860]

Thanks

[@mumbijpearl5060]

What is charcoal dust? Is it the ashes or the dus from unused charcoal?

[@solutiontv101]

Charcoal dust is grinded charcoal. Also called charcoal powder.

[@nkululekofreedom5984]

Is it's effect equivalent to normal coal

[@mimsbaibe6mimsgul737]

I need ur help and how I can get machine

[@besty319]

God bless Sir,
The maize floor is my problem now, i wish i can get it and start producing. But please show me how to get that charcoal powder from sawdust. Thank you

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Thanks

[@graciasporverelvideo]

You can use the sawdust to make charcoal powder by toasting it, be careful here cause it can explode, you only need some metalic fine grid and fire, then you can combine the sawdust with some limestone or cement , it's cheap and you can get some good money with it.

[@oluwafemiolugbodi1006]

You can use cassava flour sa bing agent too.

[@peacemoreen119]

I also make charcoal out of maize comb

[@ruthmazzi8440]

i also need a machine

[@kamusiimeimmaculate6581]

How do I get in touch with I

[@abdulsalamibrahim6979]

Nice

[@quinb5047]

Wow

[@saf1090]

I would use cow dang and charcoal dust. I wouldn't add maize flour. Cow poop smells, but there are ways to get rid of it.

[@oluwafemiolugbodi1006]

Pls what the ways to get rid of cow dungs. Thanks

[@OldButGood.]

What is recept ? Please İ need recept.

[@wasteaid2321]

You can find illustrated step by step instructions in the WasteAid Toolkit Wasteaid.org/toolkit

[@conquerernjuguna3142]

Where are you located

[@WaiswaJames-jo9lq]

Thanks ❤

[@prosperakanmonge7520]

You get maize, and you will not eat it. And you are using to make chacoal?

[@bazukamimi5721]

Briquette

[@Fazza_Jnr]

Mahindi venye yako expensive sai, nani ata risk🤣🤣🤣

[@pishyp]

Ata mimi nikipiga hio hesabu haikuom labda ya kisiagi

[@SudeeshSubramanian]

How can 1 + 1 give you 4kg ??

[@pa_maj.MARTINI-van-MAN]

2kg of maize flour.

[@TemplarX2]

Doesn't add up. He probably meant 2 kg of each type.

[@cazzac9976]

Make sure to put it down

[@kibirangobasekagideon3521]

Ğ

[@user-mn3px5mn1w]

use clay soil as bider ,common sense

[@solutiontv101]

Maize flour is not economical.

[@buchamelizabeth]

Thanks