Hello friends, today I am back here to tell you all the activities that I saw at my uncle's house, after a long time I did not visit his house and when I arrived here I was invited to the kitchen room to see the fuel stove with used oil that he used to create it yourself. First of all, I would like to say a big thank you to @dswigle where previously I posted activities when I visited the market to buy chicken pieces and saw other activities while at the market and I got a lot of positive feedback, I appreciate it. but this time I want to tell a little about my experience when I was at my uncle's house he was a trader because that was his daily life and could not be separated from the market.
I saw him putting used oil into the stove and this stove was very unique because I had never seen it before. very creative because he created this stove self-taught, created by himself with his creative hands.
This stove can be used to cook whatever we want. Incidentally, he is a trader who is cooking rice cake and satay which he then sells in the market for 10 thousand rupiahs
I saw how seriously he started the fire from the stove with fuel from used oil. Honestly, I can't do this, even though I'm also a trader besides being a teacher.
I got a lot of input and information from him about the stove being used as a tool for cooking. Although I have not understood and mastered it. But I am very happy and grateful to him for showing me the ways when he cooks in the kitchen with a stove made from used oil and I am determined to make this stove like this next time and if I have the opportunity. Of course, I have to learn a lot and understand it first.
I thank my friends who have supported and motivated me in this community. I appreciate it.
Enough here first my experience and story when visiting my uncle's house.
I will be back in the next post
| Camera | Smartphone |
|---|---|
| Brand | Oppo |
| Type | CPH2015 |
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