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Excellent video!!!! Thank you Sir!!!!

Yes I bet it's easy to heat for free when it's t shirt weather

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Why? Just burn wood. Seems like a lot of work for nothing.

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I'm going try it out.

So you keep saying that you're heating your house for free. I'm assuming you're using fuel to go pick up all the free wood, electricity or gas to chop up the wood into sawdust and electricity to shred all the paper. Pretty sure it's not free.

I'll need 9 rick

Like your videos, informative and to the point.

How long does one of these logs usually burn ?

Build a pond and put them just under the water surface.

Thank you

Am I missing something? Why not just burn the free wood? I'm having to watch with no sound and with the caption on, so maybe there was an explanation somewhere in the video I didn't catch.

I do this with leaves and have been for years. I need brick maker. Sweet.

What's the burn time on one brick?

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a chinney still needed

Awesome thanks

It's not FREE, Your time, fuel to get wood and all the efforts, cost more then you think.

Saw dust from wood, really

You can do something similar. You don't need a mold. Just roll it up tie, soak in salt water and let it dry. Instant fire log. Do them in the summer months to have for winter.

The handles on these are flimsy and worthless. I took them off. I lay to pieces of 2x4 across the top and then stack garden bricks on them to squeeze out the water. I use a dollar store Turkey baster to suck the water off the top of the bricks when they are forming. I live them in the mold for a few days adding weight as I go. I never have saw dust so I use coffee grounds. The more compressed you get these the longer they burn. I also use a big drill and cement mixer paddle to slurry it up.

Great idea!

I like the brick maker that is awesome

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The great thing about being frugal is,you realise you don't need much to have a comfortable life. When we accumulate a lot it's nice to share with those who are not able to. Funny seeing this from all those years ago. And here we are, it's about to happen. You are a smart man.

How long do these burn for? I mean no harm by my questions

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if you payed for that water than its not free

There is no secret to heat, the more watts the more heat. Any 1500 watt heater will give out the exact same amount of heat as any other 1500 watt heater. This one uses very little power because it gives very little heat,

I save paper egg cartoons. They stack tight in the opened position...instant logs

Thank you Pete. You think good for Camping with the Jackery 1000 portable power supply? Any thoughts? Thanks again

Cool

Although I heat my house with deadwood from my own woods, I always have more junk paper and cardboard around than I know what to do with, and rather than tossing it on my compost pile or my burn pile, making bricks like this might be handy. Thank you.

This will be perfect for our outage in Texas. Thank you.

ah a take and put guy... nice change from i'm gonna go ahead and..

This needs to be widely shared. times have changed. and we need to be self sufficient. if we are going to survive

I wish I had a wood fire now because I'd love to give this a go. I recycle a lot so would have plenty of paper. Once you've bought the press it would last year's or like you say make one of your own. I have heard about this form of heating before and its a great money saving way to heat your home. Thank you

Is that in Fahrenheit

Awesome

Thank you!

i dont know how i came across this channel but I'm not complaining keep up your videos man

A time saver is to take the lid that fit the bucket and put holes in it. Then you can put it back on and then turn it all upside down then the water will leak out leaving just the wet paper mixture to deal with.

I think I will soon start buying tabacco soon to stick up

Well I was just buying rum all the time and putting it down I was saying for a rainy day now in my country covid hit and Gov ban the selling of rum . I have do lol

Just buy bricks.

I did this with shredded dollar bills and it cost me 185000 for 1 winter.

How to prep for what?