Charcoal From Cow Dung

@Backtrack3332 3 months ago

That's the shit I'm here for

@Meg_A_Byte 3 years ago

Cody, you didn't disappoint us at the end!

@PKMartin 3 months ago

I for one am loving this current trend of "Cody makes sub ten minute videos about whatever the hell he wants, usually involving burning stuff with a slight science angle" in between the big CHB updates

@MikeViGa 3 months ago

Cody’s Lab is the opposite of Primitive Technology and I love it

@Chris06660 7 months ago

cody taste testing it at the end was honestly such a cody thing to do

@sarchlalaith8836 3 months ago

Cody: "OK, burn number 2" Me: "figuratively & literally".

@subliminalvibes 3 months ago

This video was just a load of BS and hot air. ... and it didn't disappoint! Love ya bro. 👍😎🇦🇺

@windigo000 3 months ago

8:29 - ok... can't use the "eat 💩" insult any more 🤣

@juliettaylorswift 3 years ago

0:09 that moment when you think he is gonna take a bite

@grenade416 3 months ago

Cow manure does have a pretty low energy density, we build anaerobic digesters designed to run on farmyard waste, we've found that, by mass, cow manure produces about 1/4 the energy of crops like maize and about 1/3 the energy of chicken manure, though that varies greatly depending on their bedding

@HiphopJPC 3 months ago

Loving these regular uploads! Feels like the old days

@Stealth86651 3 months ago

Just imagine being a cow with this dude who feeds you, build structures, obviously extremely capable, and you watch him picking up your patties like a poop gremlin. Nature must be so confused with us.

@peter5.056 3 months ago

Cody, I just wanted to let you know that you and your videos greatly assisted me on my recovery from depression a few years ago. Infinite thanks for being my little candle in the dark:)

@codywoodring 3 months ago

The simple joy in "will it charcoal?" Made my day!

@DamacusSquared 3 months ago

Dude, Cody's out here living a dream, ensuring his survival if the world falls apart all while learning and teaching and just having a grand Ole time. I love the content he puts out no matter the length or quality it's all quality all the way.

@davidpenfold 3 months ago

I vaguely remember someone who made charcoal from coppiced willow and he had pipes from the top of the charcoal container down to the bottom that would allow the gases to mostly sustain the combustion once it got going. I think it came in from the side and brought oxygen with it so it would burn completely.