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Jennie Little wrote: All I have to do now is figure out where to cook it. It's way too tall for our wood stove.
Charli Wilson wrote:Not much help I'm afraid but I do the same thing! Old tins with a few small holes in or a not-quite-closed lid. As you do, I get through tins quite quickly- I collect the chocolate tins that float around the office at christmas and use those- but I'll be interested if you do find a better method that produces less burnt out tins.
Your friend isn't always right and your enemy isn't always wrong.
Terry Austin wrote:Could this be done with steel barrels?
If so hit up your local car dealerships we have to pay to get rid of 55gal. Barrels that motor oil came in and 5 gal. steel barrels that brake fluid cleaner comes in.
If you try remember oil is flamable.
and the cleaner is like gasoline.
Your friend isn't always right and your enemy isn't always wrong.
Edward Lye wrote:
Wood does not burn. It is the escaping gases that burn. The process continues until you get a lump of red glowing ember that produces no flame even when you fan it really hard{another way to tell is if you see white ash appearing on its surface}. .Emilie McVey wrote:Showing my ignorance here: what's the difference between charcoal and biochar? I thought biochar is simply charcoal that has been inoculated with helpful microscopic organisms.
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You'll find my bulk method here
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Merlyn Peter wrote:Www.southlondonpermaculture.com/gardening.html
You'll find my bulk method here
A build too cool to miss:Mike's GreenhouseA great example:Joseph's Garden
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Merlyn Peter wrote:Www.southlondonpermaculture.com/gardening.html
You'll find my bulk method here
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Steve Marquis
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Edward Lye wrote:WARNING some wood/trees/organics give off toxic fumes when burnt. The Manchineel tree is but one example.
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