CHARCOAL HOLLOW (BAKAO)木火炭

Charcoal is a lightweight black carbon residue produced by strongly heating wood in minimal oxygen to remove all water and volatile constituents.

Charcoal briquettes are a popular cooking medium and often replace the conventional gas range and firewood options. It is considered an ideal fuel for grilling since it is easily to set alight, and it delivers heat evenly due to its uniform shape.

Used charcoal briquettes and ashes can be use as potting mixture. The ash and unburnt lump charcoal and charcoal briquettes can add essential nutrients and elements into the soil, or use to combat pests that commonly attack plants.

A lump charcoal is an excellent material for deodorizing and freshening up areas that have been made intolerable by the smell of damp mould and mildew.

Whole charcoal briquettes can be used as a dehumidifier and can be placed in areas that are privy to collecting a lot of moisture, such as underneath the kitchen sink, inside toolboxes or inside a closet, to ensure that mold or mildew does not grow due to the moisture.

Excess ashes or broken unburnt charcoal briquettes can be thrown into a compost pile to add trace minerals and other essential nutrients to the compost, and subsequently into the soil.