Woman uses horse poo to cook food and heat office: \u201cIt\u2019s good for the soul\u201d Pixabay: Jaclou-DLA UK-based woman by the name of Kelly Wheeler has shared how she saves money on energy bills at work, revealing that they use horse poo to stay warm. Throughout the world, many are seeing a rise in energy costs leading many to explore the idea of alternative heat sources for warmth and cooking. Many have switched to wood stoves or solar panels, but Kelly Wheeler had her own solution. In an exclusive interview with The Sun, Wheeler revealed how she and her coworker use horse poop to cook food and heat their work area. Woman uses horse poo to cook and heat work area Based in the UK, Kelly runs an outdoor activity center and began looking for a way to save money on her energy bills for the center. Instead of using wood in her log burner to create heat and a cooking source, Kelly decided to use the waste from two of her miniature horses\u2019 waste as an energy source. She takes the horse\u2019s poop, makes them into bricks, and after they dry out, Kelly puts them in the log burner she had fitted just months prior. \u201cBurning the briquettes has more than halved what logs we use. We\u2019ve also got a kettle for the top and we can make dinner or a full English breakfast on it,\u201d Kelly said to The Sun. \u201cSometimes we use a hotpot or do jacket spuds in a little oven that sits on the top. It really reduces the costs.\u201d Wheeler also shared that she thinks making the poop into bricks is \u201cgood for the soul\u201d and has saved the center about $30 a month in energy bills. For more entertainment news and other viral stories, head over to our entertainment section.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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