Umeffi Thread

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@Makonika

Sikuogopi Afisa.
Nakupiga hedi unafaint.

Admin protect me, huyu na nyonga na sio lazima tukutane langata cemetery.

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[COLOR=rgb(44, 130, 201)]Fig. 1. Superior Balancing skills n “target practice” in your private or (if you have nothing to hide…)public domain is imperative!!!..Ensure adequate storage is available in your pigsty. Trap scented green fumes in polythene paper for added value (to avoid sporadic explosions…) …:D:D:D

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@Brikicho Bantureh

Nakuru residents have found a new source of energy in human waste. They have started replacing the traditional charcoal with briquettes made from human waste.
The product manufactured by several entrepreneurs including Nakuru Water and Sanitation Services Company (NAWASSCO) is safe for use. Despite fears that the product might smell, the briquettes do not smell and have no smoke. This makes them extremely better than charcoal.

“The carbonisation stage is where the dried waste is heated in a kiln at temperatures of about 700 to 800 degrees Celsius. All harmful gases are then burnt off eliminating the bad smell,” explains Kevin Ochieng, the production Supervisor at NAWASSCOAL.
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Call it weakness or whatever but I just can’t go past the fact that they are made out of human waste. Even thinking about it makes my stomach churn