In the reef liked of the Iraqi (Mesopotamian) marshes they still use it to make stone oven. It’s hard told hold in place and keep heat like a paste, they also still use it as coal or firewood to make tea and fish. That ancient life style still. Continues.
Has anyone ever been tested for downfalls after using cow done as cooking fuel. Fecal matter sicknesses? Or do cows just poop out grass that needs dried with very little fecal bacteria?
I'd imagine burning the dung kills all the bacteria. What you really have to worry about is the nasty compounds given off by the smoke. Very carcinogenic (much more so than wood smoke) and can contribute to air pollution pretty badly if burnt in high amounts. Some things I recommend if you want to burn dung or especially if you want to cook food with it: 1.) Work towards getting complete combustion. The more incomplete the combustion, the more harmful the smoke is. This means making sure the fire is getting plenty of oxygen and that the dung is very dry. It's also nice if you can enclose the fire very nicely to retain heat. 2.) While some love the taste of smoked foods, it's important to recognize the smoke can be quite detrimental to your health overtime, even if you have pretty complete combustion. I personally would recommend minimizing the smoke exposure to your food to prevent this.
Yesterday I learnt that many people in poor countries use dung cakes as fuel I am trying to learn, but I can't find a video in either English or Spanish.
No instructions needed, just mix cow poop with dry grass, make small balls and throw them at the wall to make little cakes, when they dry they fall off from the wall and then you can stack them and use them just like dried wood, only more efficient.
4 ways to make this better. The design of that stove was horribly built.. 🙄 A simple rocket stove design with an exhaust heated oven. Obviously none of the exhaust getting into the oven chamber. You can see oval style designs online if you look up. Stove pipe oven. 🤔 But as far as the burning material.. if you had a decent rocket stove. 1 You could have a cooking service at the bottom where those feed stock goes in. With no nasty smoke. 2 you could have a copper coil going up the pipe for water heating. 3 and having large oven that's Heating and cooking from the exhaust heat. 4 additional bonus you could heat a house quite easily like this. Side note. I wonder if they could mix manure with grasses or wood debris to make wood pellets??🤔
Love your suggestions!! If THIS was my stove I would totally make it better - but its not - I stayed in a remote village in the Andean Mountains of Huyancayo (if you watched the previous video, or the one after this video... I was traveling Peru for 3 months and stayed in random places - this one being the most remote on top of a mountain in an indigenous village). All this to say, I really do appreciate the thoughtful suggestions to make this stove better. In fact, I have been doing some research recently about outdoor ovens, and coincidentally, on how to heat water with copper piping!!
I agree with you! I wasn't getting monetized for this video so I tried to change it with TH-cams music but seems they did a terrible job in changing it for the video... I have since put in a request to delete the music all-together. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
In India almost every family from the countryside do it...there is nothing dangeurous about it, therebis no bacterials in dry out/decomposed poop...that same poop is use as fertilizer for growing the crops that we all eat...actually without that poop we couldn't coltivate crops
Really cool *is* subjective... however, when you live in a remote village and there are few resources, this is pretty cool that you can use what you have (cow poo) to fuel a fire.
Good experience
And i just discovered that it can be carried as fire starter survival fuel...❤🖒
You need coconut husk powder to let that fire spread or there are many other ways but this is one of the natural methods to light fire
Well, you don’t really need a cow… ask Ezekiel 😂
In the reef liked of the Iraqi (Mesopotamian) marshes they still use it to make stone oven. It’s hard told hold in place and keep heat like a paste, they also still use it as coal or firewood to make tea and fish. That ancient life style still. Continues.
This is Symbolic to prophet Ezekiel in EZEKIEL 4Vrs 12-17
Wow!! Props to you girl !!
Nice video, very educational
Has anyone ever been tested for downfalls after using cow done as cooking fuel. Fecal matter sicknesses? Or do cows just poop out grass that needs dried with very little fecal bacteria?
I'd imagine burning the dung kills all the bacteria. What you really have to worry about is the nasty compounds given off by the smoke. Very carcinogenic (much more so than wood smoke) and can contribute to air pollution pretty badly if burnt in high amounts.
Some things I recommend if you want to burn dung or especially if you want to cook food with it:
1.) Work towards getting complete combustion. The more incomplete the combustion, the more harmful the smoke is. This means making sure the fire is getting plenty of oxygen and that the dung is very dry. It's also nice if you can enclose the fire very nicely to retain heat.
2.) While some love the taste of smoked foods, it's important to recognize the smoke can be quite detrimental to your health overtime, even if you have pretty complete combustion. I personally would recommend minimizing the smoke exposure to your food to prevent this.
seriousely can we use this cowdung cakes for cookling foods?
yes! most definitely you can cook foods.
@@LTRLtrendis it like your poop?
After cooking then what happen is it fo food or what
Yesterday I learnt that many people in poor countries use dung cakes as fuel I am trying to learn, but I can't find a video in either English or Spanish.
No instructions needed, just mix cow poop with dry grass, make small balls and throw them at the wall to make little cakes, when they dry they fall off from the wall and then you can stack them and use them just like dried wood, only more efficient.
Here's a little demo of villagers making it in English, th-cam.com/video/bhVxK9LIUTQ/w-d-xo.html
Be careful darlings, it seems more like “subscribe to discover if we survived the intoxication from all that cow dung smoke!” 😵🤗
Hahahah! 😅😂😘
I think you need to be more worried about the pollution in your own house and backyard you’re inhaling
Yummy!!!!
Hello my friend very nice video
Love it!! So happy you’re educated!!
Cool video. Should have shown the food after. Just saying.
Next time
My grandma would burn cow dung to drive mosquitoes away. It really worked!
Or maybe it was just the smoke it produced. 🤪
I have to try this! Thanks for the tip
I'm confused... What else would it be other than the smoke?
lmao this is gold
4 ways to make this better. The design of that stove was horribly built.. 🙄 A simple rocket stove design with an exhaust heated oven. Obviously none of the exhaust getting into the oven chamber.
You can see oval style designs online if you look up. Stove pipe oven. 🤔
But as far as the burning material.. if you had a decent rocket stove.
1 You could have a cooking service at the bottom where those feed stock goes in. With no nasty smoke.
2 you could have a copper coil going up the pipe for water heating.
3 and having large oven that's Heating and cooking from the exhaust heat.
4 additional bonus you could heat a house quite easily like this.
Side note. I wonder if they could mix manure with grasses or wood debris to make wood pellets??🤔
Love your suggestions!! If THIS was my stove I would totally make it better - but its not - I stayed in a remote village in the Andean Mountains of Huyancayo (if you watched the previous video, or the one after this video... I was traveling Peru for 3 months and stayed in random places - this one being the most remote on top of a mountain in an indigenous village).
All this to say, I really do appreciate the thoughtful suggestions to make this stove better. In fact, I have been doing some research recently about outdoor ovens, and coincidentally, on how to heat water with copper piping!!
Can't hear you over obnoxious background music 🤨
I agree with you! I wasn't getting monetized for this video so I tried to change it with TH-cams music but seems they did a terrible job in changing it for the video... I have since put in a request to delete the music all-together. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
Cows are extream factories of extreamly useful things for humans. That's why we hindus worship them since thousands of years... Jai Gau mata....!🙏🙏
I love cows!
Worship: The Creator YAHWEH YESHUA (JESUS), not the creation!
@@dknigh3230 Amen to that !!
Sr least you got extra kindling 😜
Hey you copied my village kitchens ❤✌💪👏👏
Make a stockpile before we ban cows !
I don't think I can cook something in bacterial fecal matter.
In India almost every family from the countryside do it...there is nothing dangeurous about it, therebis no bacterials in dry out/decomposed poop...that same poop is use as fertilizer for growing the crops that we all eat...actually without that poop we couldn't coltivate crops
No.
I'd be a little bit liberal with how you use the term "really cool"
Really cool *is* subjective... however, when you live in a remote village and there are few resources, this is pretty cool that you can use what you have (cow poo) to fuel a fire.