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KARAOKE · **Posted: 09-10-2006 , 10:40 AM** #21

Hi to all that are interested in the briquette press.

Someone mentioned they saw it on the late late show,
WELL I hate to say it now but i was that Soldier.
This was something that i saw on the then BBC's Tomorrows World Programm.
From there i went on to contact the Inventor whom gave me permission to have them manufactured here in Ireland.(OOP'S BIG MISTAKE}. The truth of these items are they do work but so must you (very hard). You also need a 40 Gallon Drum 1/2 full of water, a mountain of waste paper, a warm room to allow them to dry for several days and then they burn for approx 10 minutes. An eventful but COSTLY venture for me but I would rather buy a bale of briquette's.

Best of luck to all who tries.

	Posted: 09-10-2006 , 10:40 AM #21
KARAOKE Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Lucan Posts: 7	Briquette Press History Hi to all that are interested in the briquette press. Someone mentioned they saw it on the late late show, WELL I hate to say it now but i was that Soldier. This was something that i saw on the then BBC's Tomorrows World Programm. From there i went on to contact the Inventor whom gave me permission to have them manufactured here in Ireland.(OOP'S BIG MISTAKE}. The truth of these items are they do work but so must you (very hard). You also need a 40 Gallon Drum 1/2 full of water, a mountain of waste paper, a warm room to allow them to dry for several days and then they burn for approx 10 minutes. An eventful but COSTLY venture for me but I would rather buy a bale of briquette's. Best of luck to all who tries.