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Dried animal dung was once commonly used as a fuel for fires, now, with all the talk of rising heating costs, could this be revised ?
Yet another use for horse droppings ?
Well Stoves Online tried burning dried horse manure in one of their stoves, you can watch the brief video of the dung burning in a stove above. Read about the experiment by clicking here
What do you think? Would you use horse dung to heat your home?
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Would there be any smell? It certainly seems more environmentally friendly than using trees!
Posted by: Corinna | 12/30/2013 at 06:41 PM
About the smell, haven't actually tried it myself so I don't really know the answer but I have been told that provided it's completely dry it doesn't smell.
Posted by: Green Horsekeeping | 12/31/2013 at 07:59 PM