Good video. Lump charcoal comes from trees that was cut down from the forest. A constant harvest of those tree can cause deforestation by the cutting down of trees in a large area, or the destruction of forests by people. Eco briquettes comes from a renewable source made of a compacted often brick-shaped mass of usually fine materials like the coconut shells from the coconut trees. The coconut trees will not be cut down.
Nagsimula na rin akong gumawa ng ecobriqs through manual kasi kasisimula ko palang at wala pa akong pambili ng equipments to process it properly and fasterly
I hope you hold a seminar for individuals who want to learn and make it a full-time business one day. I love the concept; one of the problems is worlwide waste; let us help the environment breathe.
Very nice ecobriqs briquettes recycle waste that could otherwise end up polluting the environment, they also burn cleaner than firewood, releasing less greenhouse gases. Using briquettes as an alternative energy source reduces wood-cutting that is contributing to deforestation. Rather than The traditional methods of making charcoal lead to high carbon emissions and are a waste of wood resources. Paano mag.franchise sayo ma'am Ng ecobriqs dahil interested po ako Kasi gusto ko talaga makatulong sa pamilya ko para sa wife at mga anak namen at sa mga magulang namen.
Hi, new subscriber here from Sarangani. I share with you the same advocacy on environmental preservation. Thus, I've just started my backyard briquette production.
Thank you so much for taking out time to highlight the difference. In terms of value, indeed while it looks like lump charcoal is cheaper , it is definitely costlier because the same amount of coco charcoal will cook twice the original quantity. And let us consider that a large part of the world is still not game on the bbq idea. Once income increases, demand for charcoal bbq will go up. Evident in the fact that obesity in china is all time high. This is due to eating western. Soon they’d catch up on bbq. How many more trees will be cut to satisfy this hunger with almost 1billion new bbq fans. And they do not have winters like the west. So for all you care, they can bbq all year long. Thats like six times the quantity of charcoal being used at the moment. Coconut and other sustainable barbecue will definitely be the way to go.
Mam taga Eastern Samar po ako interested po ako gumawa ng ecobriquettes.. pano po mag start.. san po makakabili ng machines tulad ng grinder ng oling at pang hulma.. thank you po sa pag share.. goodbless
New subscriber here Mam.. napanood ko po story nyo. Nkaka inspire😊 Ask ko po sana Mam Mj kung magakno naging puhunan nyo nang mag start kayo sa ecobriquettes.. Thanks in advance po😊
Wooww interested po sa business na yan Maam.sana po may seminars/training kayo jan para maka pag simula at maka tulong pa sa kalikasan i hope na mapansin ang comment ko salamat more power sayo maam
Wonderful project. The final product could be “smoke-free”. Just concerned how much the making process would affect the environment since the first step is similar to the lump charcoal making and it takes longer process. Also, Which takes longer to burn? Wood or coconut shell?
I think the point of this, is making use of waste material rather than cutting down from the forest. The burning process is the same without deforestation. These are all well explained in the video.
If they are the same as the first person who made them (he's in Africa), then they they burn for 4-5 time longer than wood, so you are sag a lot more trees!
available ba yan sa supermarket like sm, robinson, puregold? sa local market di ko rin nakikita yan, mas maganda siguro makapag-angkat pa kayo ng mga shell ng niyog para makapag supply kayo sa ibat ibang local market sa buong pilipinas
Its a very hard nowadays. mostly business and people use gas, gasul and petrolyo. It takes time to be discovered by masses but dont give up there is gold in the waste. tsaga lng pero dapat mong pag araln bro.
Please don't cook using any kind of coal without proper ventilation. Risk of carbon monoxide poisoning is real. In Korea where there is winter, the poor use Yeontan (coal briquettes) to warm their homes. And there are a lot of instances of people dying of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Ive watched your story from tiktok and naging curious ako and buti nalang ikaw ang sinuggest ni yr. New subscriber here! God bless
Good video. Lump charcoal comes from trees that was cut down from the forest. A constant harvest of those tree can cause deforestation by the cutting down of trees in a large area, or the destruction of forests by people. Eco briquettes comes from a renewable source made of a compacted often brick-shaped mass of usually fine materials like the coconut shells from the coconut trees. The coconut trees will not be cut down.
Based in my observation very consistent and minimized dirt to your dish and you can also saved money and save also our ecosystem.
Nagsimula na rin akong gumawa ng ecobriqs through manual kasi kasisimula ko palang at wala pa akong pambili ng equipments to process it properly and fasterly
Congrats verry good idea.. Using waste saving tress saving life..
I hope you hold a seminar for individuals who want to learn and make it a full-time business one day.
I love the concept; one of the problems is worlwide waste; let us help the environment breathe.
Thanks for sharing this very informative and helpful video 👍👍
Amazing! Po Ma'am sobrang Eco Friendly more videos po at tipid pa.
Thanks mam new subscriber daming learning sa TH-cam channel mo
Nice one. Good product video. The comparison should have been between a briquetted coco shell char vs unbriquetted one
Ang galing naman ng Ecobriques.
Very nice ecobriqs
briquettes recycle waste that could otherwise end up polluting the environment, they also burn cleaner than firewood, releasing less greenhouse gases. Using briquettes as an alternative energy source reduces wood-cutting that is contributing to deforestation.
Rather than
The traditional methods of making charcoal lead to high carbon emissions and are a waste of wood resources.
Paano mag.franchise sayo ma'am Ng ecobriqs dahil interested po ako Kasi gusto ko talaga makatulong sa pamilya ko para sa wife at mga anak namen at sa mga magulang namen.
Wow ... galing nama makagawa nga nya ..soon ang pangalan ng uling BRIQUETTES KO ay JUNS PYURE hehe soon
Hi maam taga leyte poh ako ta marami poh coconut cell
Hi, new subscriber here from Sarangani. I share with you the same advocacy on environmental preservation. Thus, I've just started my backyard briquette production.
Matagal tumubo ang kahoy. Dun nga samin muntik na magka barilan kase kahit hindi kanila puno nilagari.
Buti nlang nakita ko.sa.lazada ang coco uling hanapin ko ecobriqs sa lazada
Salute to you Maam,,,
Maam interessado po ako sa Business nayan.
Paanu po ba ako makapag start sa Busines na yan ?
Salamat po,,,
Be Blessed!
Good day maam .. .. ask ko lng poh kung paano ang process ng uling charcoal
Thank you so much for taking out time to highlight the difference.
In terms of value, indeed while it looks like lump charcoal is cheaper , it is definitely costlier because the same amount of coco charcoal will cook twice the original quantity.
And let us consider that a large part of the world is still not game on the bbq idea. Once income increases, demand for charcoal bbq will go up. Evident in the fact that obesity in china is all time high. This is due to eating western. Soon they’d catch up on bbq.
How many more trees will be cut to satisfy this hunger with almost 1billion new bbq fans.
And they do not have winters like the west. So for all you care, they can bbq all year long. Thats like six times the quantity of charcoal being used at the moment.
Coconut and other sustainable barbecue will definitely be the way to go.
Location nyo po
Mam taga Eastern Samar po ako interested po ako gumawa ng ecobriquettes.. pano po mag start.. san po makakabili ng machines tulad ng grinder ng oling at pang hulma.. thank you po sa pag share.. goodbless
New subscriber here Mam.. napanood ko po story nyo. Nkaka inspire😊
Ask ko po sana Mam Mj kung magakno naging puhunan nyo nang mag start kayo sa ecobriquettes..
Thanks in advance po😊
Wooww interested po sa business na yan Maam.sana po may seminars/training kayo jan para maka pag simula at maka tulong pa sa kalikasan i hope na mapansin ang comment ko salamat more power sayo maam
Wonderful project. The final product could be “smoke-free”. Just concerned how much the making process would affect the environment since the first step is similar to the lump charcoal making and it takes longer process.
Also, Which takes longer to burn? Wood or coconut shell?
I think the point of this, is making use of waste material rather than cutting down from the forest. The burning process is the same without deforestation. These are all well explained in the video.
Using wastes materials as back bone by not cutting trees, itll cost a little expensive but can save lives.
If they are the same as the first person who made them (he's in Africa), then they they burn for 4-5 time longer than wood, so you are sag a lot more trees!
Although, the African bloke didn’t make them into bricks like this. He made them into coals.
Thanks
Mam..
Kami po nagsisimula palang mag bussinness ng ecobriquettes..
Sana po matulungan po ninyo kmi..
Very informative thank you 👍
Awesome! Where can we purchase this brand in the US?
Mam im interested with the uling bisness. Kung sa baho ng niyog.madame dto samen
Hi, may i ask where i could buy charcoal briquettes? Thank you.
What is the ratio of the starch to powdered charcoal and water? Thank you!
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Pwede po ba patayin yung uling kung tapos n po mg ihaw. Pra magamit po sya ulit
Hi. Any particular reason for the dimension and the shape of the bricks?
Amazing
may pa training po ba kayo sa pag gawa ng coconut charcoal?
available ba yan sa supermarket like sm, robinson, puregold? sa local market di ko rin nakikita yan, mas maganda siguro makapag-angkat pa kayo ng mga shell ng niyog para makapag supply kayo sa ibat ibang local market sa buong pilipinas
San po pwede makabili ng makina pang gawa ng brequit
Paano ibenta sa market ang charcoal briquettes
Ma'am ano ba Ang formulation ng paglagay Ng starch at tubig?
Good day po ma'am San po pwedi bumibili nang equipment nang nang same po sa inyo,??
Balak ko pong pasukin ang coconut charcoal business. Paano po makakakuha ng permit at saan pwd kumuha? Sana mapansin nyo po.
Meron ba kayo seminar para sa paggawa ng ganyan maam
Ate MJ I want to have my own uling business like yours po pero wala po akong mga machine po para gumawa. How to be you po ?
Hi maam san po kayo bumili ng machine para mka gawa ng briquttes..
Can I ask.
Which one has the ability to melt Aluminium
Saan kaya tayu makakabili nang extruder dito sa pinas ma'am? Pwede ba siya ipagawa sa machime shop? Or kung may supplier pa send link.hehe. thanks
Saan pwedeng bumili ng machine na ginagamit nyo? At magkano
Paturo po ako ate. 🙋🏻♂🙆🏻♂
Ok sana kaso di lang marunong mag reply sa comment.
San po pwede maka bili ng briquite machine?
Hi po, pwede po ba gamitin ang coconut fiber jan?
Hi mam., watched ur video and i got interested... i wanna start my own.. i wud wana beg for your help..
Hello po maam tanong ko lang po, magkano po bili nyo sa kada kilo ng coconut shell charcoal?
Wow
hi mam,tlaga bng hnd mausok ang briquet charcoal?
Hi ma'am magkano Po ba Yung charcoal briquettes?
hi , i am OFW and want to try to business with provincial base ... pwedi po ba ako makahinge advice how to start?
If you want to try a bio charcoal briquette I have a livelihood group machine lng po ang kulang sa kanina
Hi po magkano mag franchise..
Mam saan po pwede maka avail ng machine niyu po im interested po.
Do you buy coconut charcoal..i can supply..
Hello maam. Gusto ko pong mag produce ng charcoal briquettes, baka po pwede nyo akong matulongan. Salamat po.
How to order po
Pwede ba mag franchise sayu maam hehe
how to order?
mag kaanu po gastos sa machine
Saan po Pwede po kayo mcontak po?
Pde po ba maging reseller nyo?
Hindi nmn po lumalasa sa food?
magkano isang saku benta nyo poh
Pag mag-start po ba ako ng briquetting business ay matutulungan nyo ba ako sa marketing?
Its a very hard nowadays. mostly business and people use gas, gasul and petrolyo. It takes time to be discovered by masses but dont give up there is gold in the waste. tsaga lng pero dapat mong pag araln bro.
Please don't cook using any kind of coal without proper ventilation. Risk of carbon monoxide poisoning is real. In Korea where there is winter, the poor use Yeontan (coal briquettes) to warm their homes. And there are a lot of instances of people dying of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Hm isang sako
May factory po ako sa Sorsogon, Bicol baka want nyo po ako mag supply
Bea
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I dont like na inako mo yung coconut coal invention, 9yrs ago meron na ito
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The point of the vlog is to compare lump charcoal vs coco briquettes, not that I invented it. 🤦♀️
Also there is a huge difference between COAL and briquettes 🤦♀️
hello, maam! do you have any contact number/email po? how can we order direct from you the supplier po.