[Stoves] Stoves foe homeless people

[DHAN HURLEY]

Hi,
It isn't possible for me to travel to Switzerland, otherwise i could show you a Heater made from TERRA COTTA PLANT POTS.
Use 2 or 3 UNGLAZED TERRA COTTA PLANT POTS ( each with a drainage hole ) that 
can fit inside each other with at least approximately 3 cm between them.
A  thick Steel Screw Bolt that can fit through the PLANT POT drain holes.4-6 Steel Nuts that fit the screw bolt and 4-6 steel washers.
Put the first steel nut on the bolt with a washer on top, then place the smallest 
Plant poton the Bolt and Washer. Screw another Nut on the bolt to hold the Plant Pot 
( CAREFUL, NOT TOO TIGHT or the Pot will crack with the heat ).
Put another Nut and Washer on the Bolt and fit another Plant Pot on the Bolt.Then put another Washer and Nut on the Bolt ( NOT TOO TIGHT ).
Repeat if using a third Plant Pot.
Put candles , on a fireproof tray, and the INVERTED Plant Pots ( supported by bricks etc. )over the candles , with a suitable air gap ( useful for the light as well ).
The Plant Pots get very hot, so don't burn yourself, and careful the 
hot wax doesn't cause a fire.

You can see many photos on the internet, i suppose.Here, that i've found a WebSite  that shows how :-Candle Powered Pottery Heater

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I suppose it could also be used for cooking,but i haven't used it for this purpose.
Dhan Hurley


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    On Monday, November 30, 2020, 12:30:01 AM GMT+1, Crispin Pemberton-Pigott <crispinpigott at outlook.com> wrote:  
Dear Friends 
Action is better than inaction
 
Crispin
 
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/hope-stoves_ca_5fc2daa7c5b68ca87f84c530
 
“As winter creeps closer and temperatures drop, many people without homes will be looking for ways to stay warm and one man is hoping to help.
 
“Mike Hay, a contractor and business owner from Nanaimo, B.C., has been making “hope stoves” to give to those in need.”
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