Free Heat with Recycled Paper Briquettes 

Nice!!! I have about 50 ideas spinning in my head right now about what else I can do with what I just learned from you in this video!!!

recycle, reduce and reuse !! all three so brilliant and it free fuel so even better

Really great idea for shaping paper logs. You could probably use bread pans too. Pick them up cheap at Goodwill, Salvation Army, 2nd hand stores... Thanks for your video.

I would think using the shredder for the lighter weight papers would help break down better. Great idea.

First time I have seen it done that way. They came out nice and should burn well.

I just use an off the shelf garden shredder for paper and cardboard, cost me £45 and it sprays the fine chopped paper into 1 ton refuse sacks

LMMFAO......!!!!! BEST COMEDY I HAVE EVER SEEN.....! HAD ME GOING FOR A MINUTE

Excellent, yeah fuels for Winter & Cooking . . ..I'll pass it on young man ! thanks sir.

Bro that's awesome 👍🇵🇬🇵🇬

this is VERY clever! What a a great way to save money!!!

Gooood morning from central Florida!

How many logs do you think you make in a year? At least a cord? More? Do you find the outcome to be worth the effort?

it takes about a week to dry. that is the longest part waiting....

Thanks! Good information! 😎👍

That’s cool thanks

Nice idea.

Good idea actualy

You're Welcome . . ...

First Mesa,on the Navajo rEZ Polacca in Arizona.

MAKING PAPER BRIQUETTES What about using the mini-cut paper from a electric paper shredder? It already looks like confetti paper. MissKittyKat In California

You could use a paint and mortar mixer

the Hopi rEZ (Mesa1,2,3)is surrounded by the Navajo rEZ up there . ... .

Use used toilet paper?

We came to see how old and far back the Lumnah Acres story goes. What video should we watch to see the beginning of the farm?

are you still doing this? any updates?

How long does it take to dry? Very clever!

yes,here hi and here we get tons a junk mail,we got a bucket ! lol so next . . ......coz a you dude yeah, and I'll share your idea with the Hopi up north . .. . ..many wood burners up there . .. .

Seeing a steel tube and a hydraulic press.

What kind of burn time do you get with these? Any problems with the flue getting gunked up more using the paper logs?

If you just threw the paper and cardboard on the fire each day you'd get free heat without the work.

Do you still do this?