Cookstoves

Cookstoves are devices used to prepare food by generating heat, traditionally fueled by wood, charcoal, or other combustibles. Modern versions include improved models that burn fuel more efficiently, producing less smoke and emissions, which benefits health and the environment. Some cookstoves are designed for specific purposes, such as outdoor camping or large-scale cooking in communities. By using cleaner, more efficient cookstoves, individuals can reduce fuel consumption, lower health risks caused by smoke inhalation, and lessen environmental impact through decreased deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions.