as both lump and briquettes produce harmful carbon monoxide. No matter which type of charcoal you use, you will have some ash leftover in your grill. It is important to remove this ash between ...

In this guide, we'll show you how to make your own charcoal briquettes using simple, accessible ingredients like wood, cornstarch, and water. These homemade charcoal briquettes will burn hot and ...

Lawrence Kipruto runs a bar and a restaurant in Milimani, Kisumu County. He uses wood charcoal to cook food and roast chicken and meat for his customers. But wood charcoal is expensive in Kisumu ...

One of the most heated debates in all of grilling is whether to use lump charcoal or briquettes ... in a low-oxygen environment to get rid of moisture, sap and other impurities.

It did spark and pop somewhat, a sign of moisture or ... up and plenty of extra charcoal. Where lump charcoal comes in irregular pieces that often burn unevenly, briquettes are all the same ...

But Kipruto and other residents of Kisumu have lately turned to charcoal briquettes made from water hyacinth and are ideal for domestic and commercial use. The water hyacinth charcoal briquettes ...