lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?

1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

In Lagos, the weather is not really cold enough so I do bath with water coming directly from the tap

I use charcoal and gas

Just today today when cold start una don dey calculate hot water expenses . Na wa o.

Modified

Oh . Na jos? Use fire wood now. abi na who dey look you for jos? No be village? Enter bush cut fire wood and make fire🔥. No time 🤓

charcoal na

lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?

1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

wunmi590:


Things are hard and the economy is not smiling at all..

I've gas just for soft food and boil water 💧 while the coal pot is used to cook beans 🫘.. That the work of my wife, she has been improvising all these while, so most times my 12.5kg and 6kg cylinder both last me for 3-4month sometimes...

Ah how many family members our own no dey reach 2 months sef 13kg oo

Suffering 2.0 activated. Consequences of a bad choice. Nigeria is being reset to the stone age. OP, I hope you're not one of the e go favour you and me gongoshuus Na we get gas but we no fit buy am take cook, fuel but we no fit buy am, we com pack our car for house, dey trek and they're saying it's a sign Nigeria is moving forward

You did not include electric cooker!

lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?
1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

You did not include electric cooker

1TrippleCee:
Charcoal Bag = 3-4k

In my zone. Its 5k. Flat. By January e fly go 5500

How can you be wasting your gas just to boil water to take bath?

It's not just an economic waste but it will also subject you to be catching cold the more after you must have left the bathroom.

Come to Kano this period and bathe with cold water, you will know the difference between fufu and garri.

HeatSeeker:


Please try to adapt to bathing with ordinary water. It will not kill you; in fact it will make your body stronger. I haven't used warm/hot water for bathing in over 10 years. You will not die.

lonelyatdtop:

It's the weather my brother, I have not seen or heard of anyone bathing with normal temperature water here in Jos.

You are right brother. Jos and some part of Northern Nigeria is not a joke during harmattan season. You will even see people in group or in family units making camp fire in their compound and seating around it just to feel warmth.

HeatSeeker:


Please try to adapt to bathing with ordinary water. It will not kill you; in fact it will make your body stronger. I haven't used warm/hot water for bathing in over 10 years. You will not die.

shut up, that is not what he asked you

Charcoal?! Na BBQ?! Smh

lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?

1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

I am using;
1. Gas
2. Hotplate (when there's light)
3. Charcoal
In short I'm just mixing things but the light has been my saving grace lately. I didn't see u mention hotplate maybe u sud look in that angle too...

HeatSeeker:


Please try to adapt to bathing with ordinary water. It will not kill you; in fact it will make your body stronger. I haven't used warm/hot water for bathing in over 10 years. You will not die.

Lol how will cold water make your body strong?

Nawa o

Jewessgratitud3:
Just today today when cold start una don dey calculate hot water expenses . Na wa o.

Modified

Oh . Na jos? Use fire wood now. abi na who dey look you for jos? No be village? Enter bush cut fire wood and make fire🔥. No time 🤓

It's funny how you conclude that all of Jos is village.

HeatSeeker:


Please try to adapt to bathing with ordinary water. It will not kill you; in fact it will make your body stronger. I haven't used warm/hot water for bathing in over 10 years. You will not die.

*Politeness*

Not only that, it is healthier to eat foods that don't require cooking or baking. You will not die

Did you hear about Abacha stove, made with sawdust. you can try it if someone in your neighborhood know about it

AncientAlien:

It's funny how you conclude that all of Jos is village.

Na wetin I dey imagine any time I hear jos .

If your electricity is estimated NEPA bill try use hot plate or by pass it if you have prepaid, use only when you want to cook

lonelyatdtop:

it is direct suicide bathing with normal temperature water in Jos. it usually freezing cold during this season.

Jos or no jos snow is not falling there sha....Bath when the temperature is mild like in the afternoons or alternate days if you must bath in the morning after all with your jos cold you wouldn't be sweating to warrant constant bathing or you do D-Wash jk style

lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?

1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

buy a slow burner gas top & 12 -30kg cylinder. Whenever you're boiling water set a timer @ 5-10 minutes, gas will last like kilode

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lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?

1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

I think firewood is cheap even white pple use it too

Charcoal is the saviour

For the average family presently

Nothing come close on values.

Do kerosene still exist ? It's been so long I smelled one. Charcoal is the order of the day. And if there's light, you can use electric hotplate or electric boiling kettle

lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?

1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

If you have constant light get electric burner or inductor

1TrippleCee:
Firewood is the cheapest option

But it's not healthy....the fumes.

lonelyatdtop:
Please let's rub minds, which is more economical, with this harsh economy and weather conditions, one cannot do without bathing with boiling point water, And cost of everything has skyrocketed, a bag of charcoal is above 5k, 1kg of gas is above a thousand naira and kerosene is also nothing to write home about, so please, I'd like to know how you cope with your families this season, which do you use and why?

1. A charcoal 2. Gas 3. Kerosene 4. All or none ?
Thanks for your input.

get 2bags of charcoal, hot plates or electric cooker and fill ur gas cylinder..

U will thank urself later, that is how I do sha