Simple and fast way to light Your Charcoal Jiko

Today we learn how easily it is to light your Jiko at home and mostly in our urban residential area where we don't have bigger spaces like we do in the rural areas.Watch and try it.
Camera; Xiaomi Redmi 9T
Lighting; Natural light

[@FadhiliFamily2222]

Keep grinding good lighting skill that i will try

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks Fadhili family.....try out

[@emilykiano9198]

Wow this makes it so easy

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear

[@getembeelectricalsnkr]

Niko hapa sasa

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks and you are welcome

[@blessedmueni]

Beth Mueni Kenya was here

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear. God bless you

[@marggyfamilyministry1989]

Nayo makaa ni nzuri!!

[@learnwithflo4077]

Kabisa dear.. Thanks for being here

[@phillyjepkemboi3702]

Good job Flo

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear

[@philipmasaa3431]

Great work

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks Philip

[@maryamham]

I'm here ❤️

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear...mi nakula tu short cakes na macho..if you know you know

[@creativeirene9049]

Amazing skills 👌

[@learnwithflo4077]

Thanks dear.. try it at home today I think we will use gas to only light the Jiko then Cook with the Jiko because kanairo ni kubaya.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aaron65029]

Wow!

[@learnwithflo4077]

Always remember to avoid the smoke ☺️☺️☺️ and paraffin smell.. thanks for watching and for coming back

[@oneburner]

Thank you for this video. In a situation where I got no gas to heat up the coal and its raining season, but coal isn't wet. How do i heat it up before use?

[@learnwithflo4077]

Get some cooking oil and a lighter and you are good 🙏🙏

[@UdezeMacdonald]

In as much as it makes it easy but then it doesn't cut expenses if I still require to use my gas to light up the coal. But nice work

[@learnwithflo4077]

Its makes it easier to light because that process can be messy.. mostly with either kerosene or just papers...thanks for watching 🙏🙏🙂