Typical African Village Life // Making Charcoal in our African Home.

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[@JOEMUCH]

Nice one 👍🏽

[@arthurwilson2214]

Learned how to make charcoal from another country today. Good job

[@vee20]

Thank you 🙏

[@mauricioalvesmartinsevaris4036]

try to find out how the Thais make charcoal in drums, they have purer charcoal, pyrolene extract, less work and more efficient. Even so, it is commendable that they have this initiative. God bless you!

[@vee20]

@@mauricioalvesmartinsevaris4036 I will research on that to see if we can do similar. Thank you so much

[@mauricioalvesmartinsevaris4036]

@@vee20 I'm happy if I help you, God bless you!

[@carmenbates1192]

What genius to an American eye! Our people are rich with wisdom, knowledge, and ingenuity!! I am proud to be a part of such people's. May God continue to bless you. I have never witnessed such a thing in my 71 years, I am convinced that our ancestors had great God given knowledge that I am discovering thru KZbin! Technology if used correctly is a blessing. Thank you and keep sharing the truth.

[@vee20]

Hi Carmen, thank you so much for putting a smile on my face. It's so nice reading comments like this one. Am glad I made this video. May God bless you🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@CherJkitchen]

Nice sharing

[@user-ee9qf2tc7u]

Good work ❤ But it's a long process

[@mandlandlovu8287]

❤what a beautiful informative content thanks guys love ya'll

[@vee20]

Thank you 🙏

[@laisalewatu932]

We don't use Charcoal but I only wish if our ancestors could bring the art with them when they left Africa but maybe it got lost when they interact with other island Countries as they sail along for better place in the south pacific. I'm trying to learn a lot from you guys the African Utubers . Thank you Vee

[@vee20]

Am so happy to hear that you are learning my dear. Thank you very much🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@edwinaganyoh5596]

Nice one

[@vee20]

Thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@marybasweti2662]

Awesome😘

[@vee20]

Wow.. thank you dear 🙏🙏🙏

[@mehretsolomon6842]

God Bless you sis...keep up the good work ❤❤❤

[@vee20]

Thank you sister 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@rdking8001]

You are amazing, such a hard worker I love it. We do not use charcoal daily but for special occasions when having a barbecue. Your family is truly blessed having you to help I'm impressed 🤗

[@vee20]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@MommeeMadre1]

I watched men making charcoal in Katakwi district, but in the USA we do not make our own charcoal.... but i am able to!!!

[@vee20]

Nice. It's quite a tiring process but worth it.

[@tubing08w]

its an long process to create that charcoal. interesting.

[@sam_wyt9879]

Nice 👍

[@vee20]

Thank you 🙏

[@hildahchep947]

nice one,brought you some new subscribers

[@vee20]

Wow. Aki asante sana 🙏🙏🙏

[@zygmuntkuzminski8312]

lots of work,(maybe try barrels) but important that You got charcoal and You are happy

[@vee20]

Thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@mrcaptain4471]

Thanks for the video

[@vee20]

Thank you Mr Captain 🙏🙏🙏

[@amazingrace.]

Yes Go for it

[@vee20]

🙏🙏

[@MotifTheTraveller]

wow its amazing, but i doubt that heavy work kama unaiweza hehee

[@vee20]

Hehe nakuanga na nguvu dear 🙏🙏

[@sammysammy7666]

We do it like this in the Caribbean

[@vee20]

🙏

[@hebrewhomesteadupdatewalee8303]

This is different. We use barrels to make charcoal

[@almaweah5910]

How many days it will take you to process the coal I mean from start to end.

[@BioHazardCL4]

A long process. Must be time consuming to sort the charcoal from the mud at the end.

[@vee20]

It's quite a process. But once you get used to it it's quick. The part I hated is checking if there were no holes getting out of it at night.

[@jafedaniels4031]

How often do you add water and why put water

[@vee20]

We add water to the soil to reduce the heat. We do it when it gets very hot

[@tordenoglynthorbjrnerlands7606]

very good.

[@vee20]

Thank you 🙏

[@gilbertwaiguchu749]

You are truly hard working pretty lady.

[@vee20]

Thank you so much Voidd 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@raisedindade1]

Sadly, we go to the big box store

[@user-le2dl5up1d]

Love to help hard working people

[@vee20]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@user-if4gb5uf2s]

It's real amazing, Do you use wet wood or dry wood to process charcol ?

[@vee20]

We used wet

[@WhatAJhas2say]

Wow very informative … is there a certain kind/type of tree you have to use to make charcoal?

[@vee20]

Hi Angela, thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏. Yes, there are trees that can only make good charcoal. Heavy charcoal that doesn't burn to ashes quickly.

[@WhatAJhas2say]

@@vee20 thanks for sharing ♥️

[@CherJkitchen]

We do used charcoal but never really seen the process how it m.... first time of seeing this

[@vee20]

Wow. Am glad I showed you this 🙏🙏🙏. Thank you very much dear

[@awengwenngwa1045]

Yes

[@vee20]

🙏

[@svenrohark4003]

👍❤️🙏

[@vee20]

🙏

[@theresamcpherson7352]

Hello, I buy my charcoal at the store for grilling burgers and steak. It costs a lot, 25.00 U.S.A. dollars, for 40lbs. Thanks for showing us how you do it. I'm off to see what else you filmed. Thank you!

[@vee20]

Hi, I just converted that money to our local currency and I must say it's aloooot of money for 40lbs. Thank you so much for watching my videos🙏

[@katusiimeshammy4932]

This is great, is it a a must to use dry wood😊

[@vee20]

Hi, no the wood is not dry. Only the one that is starting the fire

[@gershwinm6796]

Similar way we do it in Namibia

[@vee20]

🙏💕

[@smilangkendu5941]

👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@vee20]

🙏🙏

[@kimberlyrivers3172]

We use charcoal mainly for cooking outdoors on a grill. Unfortunately we have to purchase it. It is a great heat source.

[@vee20]

Hi dear for us we use it to cook all types of food when we can't use the three stones to cook. It's especially amazing when cooking Chapatti

[@ReaperCodes1911]

How do you source so much wood for the fire. It can be hard in a city area here in america. It is like a breath of fresh air to see people doing things like this outside of the city. I will likely try this when I move out to my grandparents home.

[@ReaperCodes1911]

Im also surprised by how much clay there is in that soil. Oh and have you heard about swidden agriculture. People take logs, branches, and then leaves and stack them. they put on soil and then its is good for plant growth.

[@vee20]

@@ReaperCodes1911 hi, yes I have heard about it but we have never tried. I also like it when I am out of the city. It's beautiful, fresh air. We have a lot of trees. So once in like 3 years we cut some and make charcoal to be used when it's cold.

[@SizzlesDiaries]

We do not make charcoal in my village, even though we have tree arround, they are not good for making charcoal so we use them just for cooking. We also have charcoal stoves but we buy the imported charcoal from Angola at our village market. This is a very interesting video Vee👏🏿👏🏿

[@vee20]

Good morning my dear, good to read from you. Am guessing that means you buy the charcoal very expensive 🤔. Thank you so much🙏🙏🙏

[@annmccurdy4401]

Vee you must encourage your villagers to replant trees. As deforestation will cause less rainfall and with the drought the ppl will suffer.

[@vee20]

Hi Ann. You are right. We just planted seedlings hope they will germinate

[@j-168]

Hey Vee, you can make briquettes out of food and agricultural waste instead of using firewood. Cutting down trees will lead to deforestation. Have you got an email?, I could send you information on how to make briquettes.

[@vee20]

Hi Jess. I would love to try briquettes. Here is my email [e-mail]

[@LiztoronaTorona-vn2hi]

Good idea but alot of work.However respect way . Thanks alot.

[@jasono8002]

Thank you sister. ❤

[@vee20]

🙏💕

[@samueldavies2949]

What happens when rain falls, do u have a solution to stop rain from burning the charcoal ?

[@samueldavies2949]

what's the solution to stop rain from quenching the fire to get a well made charcoal ?

[@abrahamthebewildered1448]

@@samueldavies2949 Wouldn't the dirt mound protect it though? I mean if it's extremely heavy rain then... If you live in a region like that it might be prudent to cover it with an awning.

[@sutrisnooke3858]

arang kayu indonesia hadir

[@cananfisek5203]

good english. where is the country?

[@vee20]

Thank you. Kenya 🇰🇪

[@rdking8001]

Will you do more videos? I'm very interested in your life experiences What is the name of your village or town?

[@vee20]

Hi, yes, I will do more videos. Currently am working in Nairobi but the village town is Kitale

[@dlowfresh]

How often do you make charcoal?

[@vee20]

Once in like 3 years

[@Lecknye1961]

What part of Kenya are you from?

[@vee20]

West pokot

[@georginamatonhodze2782]

We

[@vee20]

🙏

[@joabisanya2675]

Unaeka mchanga pekee

[@theharryexperience_]

This puts sciences to a strong test as there cannot be fire without oxygen. But seeing this I am really confused as to what to believe.

[@vee20]

Hi my dear. You just made me remember the science I learnt in school and I laughed. But I think there is some air that we trapped inside while putting the soil 😀

[@Lecknye1961]

Well my girlfriend was telling me about stuff like that She's over there somewhere in Kenya no communication I live in the United States.

[@vee20]

Hi Leck 👋. Am happy to hear she tells you about things like this one. And am more happy that you will get to see more of Kenyan village life through this channel. I hope you have fun 😃 . Thank you so much and have a Merry Christmas

[@Lecknye1961]

@@vee20 Merry Christmas to you too.

[@Lecknye1961]

Are you kemba? If I got that right.

[@vee20]

@@Lecknye1961 hi dear. No I am not from the kamba tribe.

[@Lecknye1961]

@@vee20 What tribe are you?