Isn't it a wonderful idea to make a homemade DIY solar cooker, then cooking under the sun? Don't give me a picture of picnics or outdoor activities just during leisure hours. I'm giving you a different idea. It's not the same with having barbecue grills with the use of charcoal or portable stove. Let's try to use things that are purely nature friendly and never tries to sneak big amounts of money from our pockets. Don't give me that blank look because I know you have the idea of what I'm talking about. Try to have some guess. Clues are: it's energy source is free, environment friendly, comparable to latest cooker but with great discount, pocket friendly and absolutely can't operate without the help from the mother sun. That's already a long list of clues. Hope you'll get some insights now. Try to wake up early during a sunny day. Then, look above and see the sun. Can you see some delicious cuisine and money up there? Now, you're giving me that blank affect. Take it easy fellow, I'll let you see for a while. Don't think that I'm hallucinating. I'm still in my right disposition as of now. I'm talking of having a solar cooker, cooking under the sun project.
Having a solar cooker in our homes is a great property that we should be proud of. You could buy it over a store but the do-it-yourself motto is still the best. It is because you know the mechanism of the unit and it would be easy for you to handle troubleshooting issues. Let me promote you this amazing project for the whole family. If you were to choose what would you prefer, a 0% cost to operate unit or the expensive one? Will you spend some bucks or rather choose the pocket friendly unit? I guess all of us prefer money saving units. Common question would be would it stand the test of time since it's a conventional type? I'll set back the answer, thus the power and energy of the sun withstand the time? Absolutely it could, the sun continuously gives us the heat and solar energy more than we ever need. So, the solar cooker, cooking under the sun project is definitely durable when we speak of operational source of energy.
Let's try to make use of readily available sources within the vicinity for our solar cooker.
Things needed:
- Foils or mirrors as reflectors
- Conductive Materials
- Stand ( for the food)
The construction of a solar cooker is very easy. It is easy to assemble and doesn't require superb engineering skills. This project will cost us nothing since will be using our main solution and free energy, that's the solar energy. A solar cooker is usually a box style that's made with conductive supplies. This will saturate up and saves the heat of the sun. It operates on a complete passive process; it only absorbs the heat it is exposed with. The time will determine the hotness of the unit. The longer it is exposed to the sun the hotter the unit gets. The reflectors help centralize the solar heat on the food that will be cooked.
Trivia for everyone! The solar cooker could reach as high as 300 degrees temperature. The stand will be the carrier of the food wherein you could use of grills. Knowing on how to make a homemade DIY solar cooker project is another fun project for everyone. Enjoy the heat and let's eat!
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