🇫🇷🇬🇧 How to build a low-tech solar cooker ? - DIY Tutorial

[@arnolabeviere7747]

Bravo ! Voilà longtemps que j'y pense... Je sens que je vais me mettre à l'action ! Vive la Vie, vive le soleil et la joie de vivre !❤

[@Mrlinn-xk4yu]

Love your incredible work!! support from Myanmar!!!

[@Mark_135]

this is incredible . so much potential for cooking and savings . hope i can learn more of this . if only we have this technology near me to learn on-hand . liked & subscribed . thanks so much .

[@infriend5684]

Lovely video and philosophy. You mentioned purifying water, for that Moringa Oleifera seeds are a magnificent solution, and the plant is one of the number one super foods in teh world. :) 0:)

[@chuckwhite1101]

So what the gassing off of all the paint and sap within the wood getting into your food? It would be better to figure out some better materials to make the boxes from.

[@andreashale1482]

My thoughts exactly. I have tried to think of an alternative to black paint and have come up with the idea of using oven liner sheets. Black and food grade and can withstand high temperatures.

[@annapolissolarpunk]

Great build!!

[@annapolissolarpunk]

Here’s my solar concentrator build, I hope to use it for large scale mushroom substrate pasteurization!!

[@FrancisMjawa-oq6hc]

Congratulations for the talent God gave you and I pray to learn to know this skill well

[@denismehmedoff7306]

This is one of the most valuable videos on the subject I have seen so far! Low green tech ist the best! The mushroom insulation idea is very original yet sustainable. I wonder how did you come up with it? Double glasing is very important to reduce further heat loss.

[@pattie8744]

So Cool!

[@andreashale1482]

To avoid fumes from the paint, why not use an oven liner sheet as the black base? It's food grade, so no toxic materials and it can withstand high temperatures.

[@marcelb.7224]

very nice cooker

[@davetrump1584]

great video i saw one in morocco using mirrors

[@SolarCookingGermany]

Nice cooker, but you're wasting a lot of usable surface. By shaping the inner box like a rectangular funnel you can use all the sunlight hitting the cooker. Insulate with rock wool

[@Pilousovitch]

Hello and thanks for the video. Do you have any resource to share concerning the insulation made with mushroom mycelium? (And the two links in the description are down)

[@sekinatuabdulai1637]

Can I share them on my TikTok page please 😊

[@Afsihijabkl]

Why we can't add solar trackers

[@midorimusic_6226]

bonjour, peut on faire cuire à travers une vitre ? ( je n'ai pas de jardin, balcon ) et ma vue principale est sur un parking avec route donc éviter de les illuminer^^ Comment faire ? J'ai une fenêtre plus haut bien exposé mais c'est ma chambre :p

[@SolarCookingGermany]

Maybe a tube cooker. You can also put it outside if you have a window sill.

[@j.c4007]

En ce moment il n'y a pas de soleil, c'est l'hiver. Comment faire alors?

[@low-techlab2411]

On peut par exemple combiner avec un four/cuisinière à bois ou à gaz et les journées ensoleillées utiliser le solaire. Cela représente déjà une économie d'énergie. Mais on est bien d'accord que certains pays/environnements sont plus propices à l'utilisation continue d'un four solaire.

[@Kurina8]

Super intéressant et facile à réaliser. Le premier lien ne fonctionne pas, par contre.

[@low-techlab2411]

Merci, c'est modifié ! Voici le lien pour info: wiki.lowtechlab.org/wiki/Four_solaire_(cuiseur_type_bo%C3%AEte)

[@krysten75]

The ultimate combination. The solar cook with this simple solar tracking system: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX2cgZZ9qsSrqKM (à lire avec l'accent franglais) 😅😘

[@sk13ppy]

💚

[@nethaniahk9566]

can you cook chicken in it

[@AleyaMusic]

I came off gas for a bit after smelling the gas stove then ate a couple cooked things and the gas smell from the kitchen came back it's so nauseating 😮

[@baranjan4172]

box type is the most complicated one. unnecessary. there are way more simpler ones that work just as well