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#928 - 07/14/01 12:41 AM Saving coals
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Anyone know techniques for saving fire coals for later use?<br><br>

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#929 - 07/14/01 01:39 AM Re: Saving coals
Chris Kavanaugh Offline
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Registered: 02/09/01
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The traditional method in situ ( preserving coals in their own firebed) is to bank the coals in a loose pile and cover with enough insulation to keep a slow burn rate and prevent extinguishment. Now if you mean transporting coals, the old method consisted of wrapping a coal in something like moist spagnum moss carried in a container;usually of clay or wood. Steatite was used for prehistoric frying pans ( it expands slowly under heat). The local Chumash used this and soapstone for camp brazziers.<br><br>

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