Life in an African Village : The winnower and Cowdung
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Life in An African Village : The winnower and Cowdung
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In Indian villages, or more eco-friendly housing schemes, the floor is not concrete. It's mud. And, mud cracks. So, cowdung mixed with mud is used to 'polish' the floors.
Also, cowdung is dried as flat cakes and used for cooking as a substitute for wood and coal.
Also, we have our own winnower called 'soop'. Some ladies used cowdung to cover it and others used to cover it in used battery pastes, which was obviously a bad idea. So, everyone in the villages uses this method.
Cowdung might be 'eww' to some. But, most Indians consider it holy and it is used in most of our rituals and festivities.
I second this. Have been to India 2x and it’s incredible the diverse uses of cow dung.
So beautiful. Thank you a lot
My love, you try to explain to people what wood smells like, some of them only know what it is like from air freshener :)
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Anyone familiar with cows could tell you that their dung doesn't usually smell bad as long as they're kept outdoors. Cows living in a barn sometimes stink.
Cow dung is also a traditional fuel. It dries well, and can be burned. This is (or was) used worldwide.
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Cow dung is gold!! For sure
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Just an incredible way to use all of the resources you have.
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Thanks I've learned few things today!
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Its organic cow dung, unlike the foul odor of commercial cattle in the West.
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This was beautiful how you explained it, thank you 🤍🙏🏼
Cowdung smells completely different depending on were they're kept! Super informative and fun as always! ❤ Sending lots of love from Rio!
We use either buffalo or cow dung for the same purpose.
Australia here, I grew up with cow dung it smells beautiful and earthy, I loved stomping in it while it was warm lol my mum told us it would make us grow taller.
I know about cowdung. I remember some white missionaries in Iganda calling their huts 'dungalows' becUse the floors were polished with cowdung 😁
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You are a wonderful presenter. Thank you for sharing your world with us. I'd love to have a bunch of that cow dung from my garden! Kentucky US here.
Blessings to you sister! I love your channel 🥰. My family and I are looking to leave the U.S. and have considered various countries in Africa or somewhere in the Caribbean. Do you have any tips for a foreigner that’s considering moving to Uganda?
I didn’t know that cow dung was antiseptic! That’s really cool!
What is your skin care routine? My darling lives in Kampala and I told her it’s probably the water. Any advice for her?
Also funny you say peanut always heard g-nut in Uganda!
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Cowdung is also good for making a floor 📍🇿🇦
Oh no anything but digested grass lol whatever will we do?
A very useful material, however i do have some sanitary concerns with it, as there can be harmful bacteria or even parasites
Thanks for the lesson! I'd like to learn more! I have access to lots of cow dung, and currently only use it composted as fertilizer. I know it's often also used in Ayurvedic medicine although I've never tried it. Please teach us how you cure the cow dung to preserve the antimicrobial and antiseptic properties while killing the harmful bacteria, like escherichia coli (usually abbreviated as E. coli).
Your clothing is so beautiful, what is it called?
Animals that only eat grass, like goats, horses and cows, how bad can their dung be, right!?
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People are so weird.. they lick each others you know what but cowdung is disgusting😂
Agreed!! Just live and let live you know, I bet they all have incredible immune systems for sure.
I learned something smelly 😮😅❤