DIY Mini Bio-gas Unit

Photo from antoniraj

You can produce your own cooking gas from your cooking waste! What an awesome way to recycle those kitchen scraps. garden waste and a bit of the organic materials left behind by your animals with the exceptions of bones, onions and egg shells just about anything organic in nature can be used. This mixture produces methane and carbon dioxide called bio-gas which can fuel small appliances when used in this mini form. The materials are inexpensive and the mini unit could be built in a day!  Much larger DIY systems can power just about anything! To see how to make this mini version check out the simple instructions here –

Mini Bio-gas plant using food waste, decomposable organic material and kitchen waste

 For information regarding bio-gas if this is new to you see these links at previous posts to this site below

Biogas – Frequently Asked Questions and here – The Basic Principles of Biogas

And if you are really brave or love this mini version and want to make a larger one that could power your home, you can get those instructions at a previous post on the site linked below

Biogas at home- Cheap and Easy

This simple process could not just lower your gas bill now but in a long term grid down situation keep your gas appliances running. Safer and more OPSEC than would be fire.

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