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Mr.Beast but Pro

I use normal bucket ans on the button i put wood pallets and work excellent.

For anyone trying this at home, be careful burning galvanized metal like that. I don't know what temperature range this method creates, but if the fire gets hot enough it can burn the galvanized coating and create highly toxic gas. I always try just keep galvanized metal away from my fires as a rule of thumb

I would encourage you to do this as often as you have a big batch of paper. In Nigeria during the 80's the schools would collect all the workbook notebooks from all the children after a semester. After the checking and grading they would dump it in a vacant lot and burn it all. Obviously it did not burn through in one day. It continuously smoked for a week. The earth there was so dark and soft. Since I was young then I did not know about biochar. It came to be that I needed to some soil for garden pots. On a no school day, I went in there and dug a hole and filled up a sack of pure biochar paper. It had many earthworms. I grew much tomatoes with that and roses too. The soil was so fertile. TH-cam would not allow me to subscribe. Telling me I have too many channels subscribed to. Will subscribe as soon as the glitch happens.

i would love to know the name of the blue screen you are using at the bottom of the bucket

Mr. Elon Beast

You say that you don't use it for your plants due to the ph problem maybe ph it t a 5.5 up to 6.5 then spray it on the leafs seriously 100% might be great for your plants heck it's truly the same way as you feed my plants I have to ph all the time heck u never just mix up and feed

Does the garbage can eventually wear out? Get holes burned through? Thanks, great video!

Thank you for going straight to the point, don't waste any second of my time. I liked and subbed immediately.

I have watched several videos on bokashi and this was easily the most informative on the day to day "operation" of a bin. Thanks!

Did you get about 1/2 the volume of biochar from the shredded material? I'm wondering what your output is compared to, say 1x1 split wood from the wood pile.

i really appreciate you making these videos by the way, truly.

Please make a video on how we can use our native bacterias as bokashi composting! I would love to introduce these ideas into other gardens and also our schools garden as an effective way to save money.

how do you compress your cardboard and paper?

Question, have you tried the hand washing test for resins and other residue? I have a feeling tape might leave some tar on the char.

Very helpful! I'm planning to build a greenhouse this year.

What do you mean for Air temp? Inside or outside the green house?

Wow, I've never been first to comment on a video before. I've been making my own teas for a while now but I always try to watch as many videos as I can - just in case there's something new I haven't heard of yet. So many methods and so little time to test them. The new info I have learned from your clip is using oatmeal to raise the fungal content. After watching some Elaine Ingham (I think I spelled her name right)stuff it seems that the fungal component is incredibly important so any way I can improve that is something I want to do. Have you tested your teas to confirm what the added oatmeal does or is it just something you heard about and decided to try? Anyhow, thanks for giving me something to study up on. And just so you know, you have now made it all the way to Australia - where I am. Well done.

I’d be interested to see if you’d see a pump in power if you put something reflective behind the tubes. How do you decide when to start running the pump?

Very good technical sharing, like your channel very much, like and subscribe

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How do you shred it

The video estimates 4008 BTU. I've revised the estimate down to 3553.8 (646 BTU/hr). See video description for details.

You can use bokashi in your septic tanks to breakdown your poop and paper so you can go longer between calling the pump truck to empty your tank

Safety first, please wear shoes and large pants when you do this!

Good video. Would you do it again?

Excellent video. Great method for urban gardening aswell. Cheers from Victoria Canada

Excellent video. Subbed. We just finished our first bin :)

Amazing channel! Just found it.

Did you just use a paper shredder for that? Or are there specific cardboard shredders

youre a genius, how come you dont have a noble prize?🥺

are there alternatives for the crosscut paper shredder?

Your worms don't escape with no lid?

How do you shred your cardboard?

Apologies in that I cannot cite my source, but I remember seeing a video when initially researching bokashi, and whilst one would normally dilute 100 to 1 for outdoor plants, the ratio for houseplants is 200 to 1. Used bokashi for 6 months now, I throw into a compost bin post fermentation, works well, and I have literally not thrown any food out to the council rubbish services during that period. I like that it can deal with meat and citrus

Your videos are very good and you have a large knowledge base. You need more subscribers!

Your videos are very well done and helpful. Thank you!

Thank you, finally actual video which shows how to repurpose cardboard!

Very helpful.