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RE: As the Price of Cooking Gas Heads South, Charcoal Becomes An Alternative Source of Cooking Energy

in StemSocial2 years ago

I'm thinking back to my childhood when we had a cast iron stove in the kitchen. This was used for cooking and heating (winters were cold!). As I recall, wood was our main source of fuel but every now and then we would get a load of coal, and this was considered superior (by my mother) because it would last longer. She never had an accelerant. She would coax a fire by adding paper and then tiny bits of kindling. That would work, eventually, as I recall. My mother was a master fire maker :)

Of course now I know that coal and wood are not good sources of fuel, when health is considered. You use what you have, though, don't you?

Thanks for a helpful article. I hope the fuel issue clears up for the people of Nigeria. You might imagine, I can understand the challenge.

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My mother was a master fire maker :)

Lol. My regards to her. They (mothers) sacrificed a lot for us that we can't fully reward.

Of course now I know that coal and wood are not good sources of fuel, when health is considered. You use what you have, though, don't you?

Yes you are right, at all, at all, they say 'na bad market'

Thanks for a helpful article. I hope the fuel issue clears up for the people of Nigeria. You might imagine, I can understand the challenge.

Thanks brother, we also hope so

They (mothers) sacrificed a lot for us that we can't fully reward.

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