I tear a newspaper, add husk and get fuel briquettes (free heating + your own business in the garage)

Do not rush to throw away old newspapers, pieces of cardboard, damaged paper. It is possible to make fuel briquettes from this garbage to be used for heating a garage, summer house, bathhouse and even a private house.

Someone makes briquettes from straw, sawdust, coal waste, branches, leaves. But today I want to tell you exactly about briquettes from newspapers. Sometimes they add more husk.

The paper burns well and there is little ash left. Briquettes (1 kg. pressed paper) burn for more than 3 hours. A lot of heat is generated. The briquette burns without sparks, there is no crackling like from wood or coal. The ash can then be used as fertilizer. It is convenient to melt the oven with such briquettes. It is also convenient to store. All briquettes are the same size.

If you want to keep warm, then put them tightly together in the firebox. If you want an intense fire, more heat, place the briquettes at a distance from each other.

Garage business

Based on this idea, you can create a business in a garage or in the country. The most adventurous have already mastered this technology. Sales in the spring and summer will decline and you need to be prepared for this. You can sell via social media. networks or advertise on popular internet boards.

How to make newspaper briquettes?

Tear cardboard to pieces, shred newspapers. Then put everything in a large container and fill it with warm water. The paper will soften and it will be possible to beat it with a construction mixer with special. nozzle. If the briquettes are made from sawdust, crushing of the husk is not required.

You can add the husks of sunflower seeds to newspapers. However, in winter it will be problematic to store husk briquettes. Mice love her.

Sawdust is great for newspaper stock. It contains enough glue mass, which will serve as an excellent binding agent for sawdust.

Everything is thoroughly mixed with the same mixer. Then you need the mixture to settle a little. Then put and squeeze out under pressure.

Some people use an old garden press (juicer) for apples and grapes. I looked at Avito there the press stands from 4000 rub. You can start your business with this press, and then (with the development of the business) buy a more expensive and productive one.

Someone immediately buys a press for making fuel briquettes (sold in stores of various modifications). All models solve one problem: they compact the mass into a mold. The cheapest press costs from RUB 100,000.

So, the mass is put into the press, and excess water comes out through the holes. The result is a finished briquette from newspapers. Now you need to dry. This is done in the fresh air.

Dries fuel under a canopy near 7-10 daysif the sun is outside.