How To Make Charcoal Briquettes | At Home

In this video, I show you a quick and simple way to make charcoal Briquettes with only Flour, charcoal, and water.
Charcoal briquettes burn at high temperatures, a slow combustion rate, and offer a consistent heat source. Their smoke-free nature adds to their appeal, making them ideal for cooking. And if you're not much of a foodie don't worry because they can also be utilized for water and air purification, as well as enhancing plant soils.
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I will have 2 try it first

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❤❤❤❤ I've been searching how to to do this for ages. TYSM

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Does2 briquitte charcoal emmit carbon

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Which flour is used in this video..?

[@dadanramdhan4861]

Nice and simple Video Tutorial. What types of flour can be used? After forming, how long does the drying process take?

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I’ve used a few different types, mostly wheat but also corn starch, self raising flour and even rice flour once. So long as it has a decent amount of starch (which acts as the binder) it should work well. I dried them for about 2 days before use but that was in hot weather, you can break one in half to see how dry the centre is and obviously the more time the better.

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Whole grain

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I’ve personally never tried whole grain but it should work fine

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BREATHING FINE CHARCOAL DUST CAN CAUSE SERIOUS RESPIRATOY PROBLEMS AFTER A WHILE.

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Its a dirty job.

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Definitely, I’m still finding finger prints in all sorts of places.

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Charcoal to make charcoal?

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