Hand crafted All clay 0$ Clay Rocket Stove (better version)

Lorena Energy saving Stove by "Send a Cow" demonstration of fuel saving all clay with virtually zero expenses hand crafted rocket stove, originated in Africa. This will be best used in greenhouses, while saving energy. When properly dried and fired this turns into one block of clay. Imagine cooking your food on it (or heating water) and leaving it to radiate the heat into your greenhouse! Must watch and build!

[@kenshindoman]

Can't help but have HUGE respect for people like this woman and the things they've learned how to do.

[@DarkMoonDroid]

+kenshindoman They are going to save all of our lives. Very soon.

[@rickyspanish329]

kenshindoman k

[@kevinburgess6112]

i’ve watched this video several times throughout the years and still enjoy watching it, thanks so much for sharing 👍👍

[@chickadeeacres3864]

It’s getting close 3 years later fyi

[@fdaking499]

This video should have had a million views...6 years ago🥰🥰🥰

[@windface7346]

I used this in my school days to make hot water. The tone of ur english so nice to hear.

[@BunzSudz]

Those ladies have some awesome skills. I love clay stoves. This is a nice efficient one they've made.

[@tbmike23]

I love listening to her talk 😄

[@HipposHateWater]

Right? Such a musical accent :)

[@YathishShamaraj]

Really enjoyed every word 😍 that innocence and sweetness in the voice.

[@benjamingrezik373]

Ikr the way she rolls her Rs and pronounces her Os and As is intoxicating

[@vivekkhavnekar]

Very simple construction, although not shown fired,it seems very energy efficient, less cost,properly explained. Music is so sweet!!!!!thnks.

[@Iamheretolearn]

The clay might be $0 but knowing how to utilize and make the best of your environment is priceless.

[@pdufusc]

can u imagine where we in the U.S. would be " IF " we lost electricity! we never prepare for what might come, and the ridicule preppers is unbelievable. When disaster happens! Most everyone is standing around waiting on!!! Nome other than good Ole Unk Sam to come get them or bring them means to survive. What has happened to being RESPONSIBLE ! These people right here would survive most any natural, or man made disaster. Good folks.

[@slavensmolcic]

Not only U.S.!That is common for all city children.I'm from suburb of small town(10-12000 inhabitants)and from age 11 I've been splitting woods with axe for kitchen and room furnace.I was shocked some 2-3 years ago,when I was at my friends party,and he was starting fire for bbq.Boy,that was disgrace for a man of 46 years how he was expected to start a fire.And then he was saying same as you now,how would he manage one day in apocalyptic scenario when he can't properly light a fire. ;-)

[@manishsharma142]

right

[@richardch2971]

Sorry

[@jamesoliver5688]

Just Pretty Awesome Ladies ! Well Done !

[@seecanon5840]

These women are ingenious. I want an outdoor oven for baking and this design offers a place for cooking pots!

[@quercus4730]

Ladies, You do a wonderful job. Thank you.

[@raejones5721]

Beautiful job ladies and you have made quite a few of us look slow.

[@kmsy200]

You guys deserve reward ,I can’t believe how much you ladies worked that much for that oven . But I loved it because of hardworking job . Thanks for sharing blessing to all

[@rtoguidver3651]

Excelent demo, all the right ingredients, sand for temper, & dirt for filler. Even w/ ideal conditions clay can still crack when fired.

[@womanoftheozarks]

WOW, incredible ..... I have a rocketstove in my cottage for heating. Labor intensive for sure. I am going to make one of those beauties for my summer cooking to keep cottage cooler..... Beautiful women doing beautiful things. Thank you for the inspiration... peace and blessings

[@deeroda1]

amazing work these ladies did. can't see my wife working with her hands in clay. much respect.

[@vITALEmpress]

My family and I watched this-I'm so proud to be of African decent-we are a people who though have little, can survive anywhere! Lovely video

[@chrisdaldy-rowe4978]

HEYYY!!!! i survived out in the back yard for 7 hours once....damm what a party that was...hic* : )

[@kazbluesky]

Hard working ladies getting the real work done - as always...........

[@buteos8632]

Are you lazy too?

[@shobalmani1]

Brilliant. Wonderful use of clay. Very nice stove. Thank you for sharing.

[@lisafrequency55]

How lovely and earth friendly thank you for sharing. I think I can make my own version of this now.

[@Taxandrya]

"earth friendly" lol

[@buteos8632]

It's like the whole world hates anything European and loves everything not...most of the times, like a real rocket stove not this cob woven, it's European created....silly

[@bobbysierraVlogs]

i really admire people like them who can able create something very important out of simple materials in their surroundings..🙏🙏🙏🙏RESPECT.

[@robertm4050]

Love the music! I have a couple of cds of African music Majek Fashek and Fela Kuti are two of my personal favorites. But, I really like what I think is just traditional music too.

[@Lyricadil]

i cant wait to make one...i wish i lived there...the uk is so dull and busy.my heart belongs somewhere else.thank you.your an inspiration

[@waiewazini9477]

just grab some dirt from back yard (or nearby forest) and made clay with it that how a i do mine tho but itll be a long process than this uganda women since i have to dry the dirt then smash them to smaller particle and filter it to to get the finest one then mix it with water

[@jbolo5378]

AIDS, starvation, drought, malaria- those are just a few wonderful tourism highlights for Uganda. oh yeah, warlords and child soldiers too!!!! Dont forget about healthcare being pretty much nonexistent. sounds like a great place to visit. 1 week in country and you'd be praying for some chips and a rerun of the East Enders.

[@liongod1000]

OH REALLY!! You wouldn't survive ONE WEEK here in Africa!! You Poms come out here and not long after you get settled become "When-Wees" ... "when we were in the UK........... Blah Blah blah" Even South Africa where I live is NOT for sissys and you want to go to UGANDA.... Ha Ha Ha

[@buteos8632]

Hahaha what a typical childishly millennial thing to say, could you be more ignorant?you would cease to exist...

[@gaetanproductions]

Wonderful construction, and interesting video, thanks for posting. Uganda is a wonderful country !

[@3falconsflight374]

I LoVve This! :) Thank you so much for posting it! :) Such a sweet, beautiful African woman too :) She is a good teacher :) I just lüv her accent :)

[@doctorfairlight2792]

Wonderful. So useful yet so simple. So charmingly shown. Thank you African Lady.

[@oralady7675]

Excellent travail,!! Avec une démonstration très simple et un laps de temps très réduit.bravo!!!

[@goodcitizen3780]

That earth stove is as nice as I have ever seen. And a well made video too. I wish we could see the baffles better. Thank you

[@13orangeleaf]

Awesome ! Thank you for your video and your Inspiration. Very good,keep any video updates posted.

[@dataramenterprise7000]

I respect you sister, for your hard work. I will try it. see you again with new ideas.

[@snerketryne]

This entire video made me very happy :) thank you for sharing

[@djf8619]

Thanks for showing us how to make a great stove.

[@dozdeshabb]

Thank you for sharing this video with uis. It looks very practical and environmentally safe.

[@karimaosmani4211]

Perfect idea! thank you Jane!

[@angelinahorber]

Great, Thanks! Greets from Switzerland... I will try to do it in my garden

[@RayofSun09]

How self sufficient. This video allows you to realize, how much we could really do for ourselves, without using so much modern technology. Thanks for sharing

[@kreonn1]

what a sweet way of instruction and what a nice stove!

[@massimilianobernardini4655]

Fantastic, I love you Zuzilda!!!!!

[@Wolfshamil]

God bless you!!!

[@saintsfisherman]

amazing! I am very excited to go make this in my yard with my son this weekend. Thanks you for sharing this!

[@SASunDog]

This is a great stove and heater. I would want to make it wider and longer, so that you can set things on it to keep warm like bread and coffee, and even sit on it if it's cold! Rocket stove mass heaters like this will retain heat and radiate warmth for hours after the fire has gone out.

[@katebeme]

What a clever idea. I wish I could do it but I will show my son who has a big property.Thank you for this information.

[@lucyb3885]

Afiraz Thank you for showing this video. Great demonstration!

[@dustinono2851]

This is super helpful. I am planning to do something like this but maybe 1/3 the size. The soil mix instructions save me a lot of headache. Thank you, keep being amazing.

[@cleverbill]

what a wonderful video. thank you so much! greetings from Brazil =)

[@JoseGSifontes]

Felicitaciones desde Venezuela, la mejor cocina que he visto.

[@vinewilliams9728]

Love the song and your art very interesting.

[@HereSheGrowsNJ]

Thank you ladies! Job well done.

[@Les__Mack]

Thanks for making this video! I love the idea. Great work!

[@zepplyledson9622]

That was really cool!! Nice video and I loved your measurements!! I'm going to make one in a permanent camp site I have. Thanks!!

[@ppigq]

I love this woman's voice.

[@juanreyes-ls2iy]

Estoy de acuerdo

[@s.nogales8483]

Muy interesante. Esta mujer podría vivir del trabajo de sus manos. This woman could make a living with her skills. Congratulations.

[@AnoNymous-2013]

i'm sure that's how she managed to survive all these years.

[@MiddleEastMilli]

Very smart! Thank you very much for sharing this!

[@meggido03]

Thank you, dear ladies, for posting this! My family made a small earthen oven in our front yard to use, but we have been looking for a way to cook on top of something similar, instead of having to remove the fire and stick the food inside. This is just what we need :-) Wonderful video and teaching. Thanks so much!

[@fa1576]

Excellent job Africa, thank you....

[@yolandacordero284]

Amazing women. When I make my rocket stove I will use clay. Ladies you are wonderful teachers

[@edua2286]

you could do the same thing without the pipes. for the firebox, use flexible sticks stuck into the ground arched over, then stuck in again as a frame to support the clay. (let dry for a at least 24 hours before lighting a fire inside to avoid cracking, and start small. the stick frame will burn away) for the chimney, any old log will do. i've built a few earthen ovens using this method and it works beautifully. another method for the fire box is to just use wet sand. build the sand into the desired shape of the interior of your firebox, then build the clay up around it. once the clay has dried enough to support its own weight, dig out the sand from the inside. but yea, great video, great design! definitely gonna build one next summer.

[@jayurehman]

Great job, very well done. Dual stove from mud. Earthen stoves are very common in villages of Pakistan also, very easy to make and no fancy stuff. Still, we have mud houses in villages and to be honest they are very cool. I miss that in USA.

[@yanikivanov]

nice work. of course stainless steel and microwave is easy to use but this one is ECO that's why I like it. cheers from Ukraine

[@fernandomartinez4231]

It is an excellent work and video. Thank you very much.

[@workwithnature]

What a great video thanks for making it.

[@siddharthbramhane9792]

Work With Na.ture

[@Json219]

I think so

[@nilimabiswas8481]

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[@miguelx1678]

I love this culture. God bless you

[@غيرمعروف-س4ز]

Miguel Garcia ش

[@hampurista]

Thanks a ton to you sharing your knowledge. It is very much appreciated 😊😊😊😊😊 ,👏👏👏👏

[@uow513]

Great! Can't wait to make my own. Thanks!

[@rensinavandenheuvel8882]

Thank you beautiful strong women...I will make this in Australia. Your video is fabulous!!

[@ShiftyGearz]

excellent craftsmanship.

[@keirnan9]

Outstanding video! Thank you Ladies!

[@EmbraceyourdreamsUs]

This is beautiful, and very smart idea

[@HitchHiker4Freedom]

Quite interesting what you can make from available materials. I have property laden with red clay. I think I'll have to try and make one for outdoor cooking in the summer. Thanks for the video.

[@Lubar1279]

por muchas razones el mejor video que he visto.

[@Olifa_Ollon]

THE BEST TEACHER EVER! TX A LOT!

[@silsanrubi]

Mujeres admirables, un abrazo desde México

[@Torpedopot]

Wow.....I'm turning in my engineering degree to go back to Eden. Nice video. I plan to make something like this in the back yard!

[@solangeboudreau6467]

I love your tutorial. Thanks for posting. I might give it a try!!!

[@2338]

Я в восторге! I am delighted!

[@Albisriede]

Wonderful and very inspiring, thank you ; -)

[@abwolf2975]

Thank you dear beautiful sister for showing us how to do this

[@walterhynson2898]

I wish I was there to help,keep on keeping on ...WCH

[@hamakantagogoi7285]

I'm so happy to see your feuil saving stove... It's too much Nice..

[@gilgabear]

Nice job Lorena, keep going you're amazing

[@tomasrikona4021]

Thank you for your video beautiful lady.👍🙂🌎☀️🌧️

[@pauldjacobs]

Really enjoyed this video, thanks for making it.

[@thorshammer8033]

Thats awesome real life knowledge. thanks for showing us this :)

[@johnali349]

madam you are a very clever Lady, God bless you

[@dontno8194]

Basic simple easy works great,if only the world would of stayed on this path,this may come very useful to those who will deny the nwo .goodjobb. Thabkyou

[@samueltumer7931]

Great job!!! I enjoyed it very much!

[@ecitarp]

maravilhoso, fantástico, muito obrigada, Deus os abençoe! - Brasil Wonderful, fantastic, thank you so much, God bless you! - Brazil

[@dignacruzavila591]

muchas grasia quedo exelente dios los bendiga a todos asta pronto

[@giselalopezmeneses1442]

Muy bonito tutorial sin tantas complicaciones felicidades desde mexico.

[@yaninaelisamunozperez9898]

Great job! I love this work

[@moonburnt_garage]

thanks for sharing, nice build

[@floristasflorafauna5037]

Very helpful making one today. Thanks Safra.

[@adelaidemarie]

That was Excellent. Thank You

[@gorriturbo]

Muy buena idea, para donde no tienen recursos enhorabuena por tan buen trabajo...

[@leeedmunds2539]

I want one! Great job

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

Had to slow speed down from 1.25 to 1.0 to understand it. It's so fascinating to hear English in its many forms. Thanks British Empire for depositing your tongue all over the world!

[@rona8684]

Too neat how they make their stoves. I'm going to make one for my house

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Good work ladies.

[@bouthinaqatar3221]

woman works its amazing

[@tonimas5140]

Very beautifull Best regards from Mallorca