Simple and fast way to light Your Charcoal Jiko

[@marggyfamilyministry1989]

Nayo makaa ni nzuri!!

[@learnwithflo4077]

Kabisa dear.. Thanks for being here

[@phillyjepkemboi3702]

Good job Flo

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear

[@FadhiliFamily2222]

Keep grinding good lighting skill that i will try

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks Fadhili family.....try out

[@philipmasaa3431]

Great work

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks Philip

[@creativeirene9049]

Amazing skills 👌

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear.. try it at home today I think we will use gas to only light the Jiko then Cook with the Jiko because kanairo ni kubaya.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@emilykiano9198]

Wow this makes it so easy

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear

[@getembeelectricalsnkr]

Niko hapa sasa

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks and you are welcome

[@maryamham]

I'm here ❤️

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear...mi nakula tu short cakes na macho..if you know you know

[@oneburner]

Thank you for this video. In a situation where I got no gas to heat up the coal and its raining season, but coal isn't wet. How do i heat it up before use?

[@learnwithflo4077]

Get some cooking oil and a lighter and you are good 🙏🙏

[@blessedmueni]

Beth Mueni Kenya was here

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear. God bless you

[@UdezeMacdonald]

In as much as it makes it easy but then it doesn't cut expenses if I still require to use my gas to light up the coal. But nice work

[@learnwithflo4077]

Its makes it easier to light because that process can be messy.. mostly with either kerosene or just papers...thanks for watching 🙏🙏🙂