
What is a Solar Cooker?
A solar cooker is an appliance that cooks food by using sunshine. In order to prepare meals, it captures solar energy and transforms it into heat. It is economical and environmentally friendly because it doesn't need gas, electricity, or any other fuel.
How Do Solar Cookers Operate?
Reflective surfaces, such as mirrors or aluminum sheets, are used by solar cookers to focus sunlight onto a cooking pot. Food can cook slowly and evenly because the cooker's internal temperature is raised by the retained heat.


The Solar Cooker's Operation
The greenhouse effect is how solar cookers operate. Through a clear glass or plastic cover, sunlight enters the stove and becomes trapped there. Heat is absorbed and transformed into thermal energy by the black cooking vessel. By focusing more sunshine toward the pot, reflectors aid in raising the temperature.
Solar Cooking's Health Benefits
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keeps minerals and vitamins intact
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Avoid overcooking or scorching
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There is less use of oil.
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No smoke or hazardous fumes.


ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS
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decreases the use of firewood, coal, and LPG.
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reduces emissions of carbon.
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Prevents deforestatison.
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encourages the use of renewable and clean energy.
Solar Cookers in Both Rural and Urban Settings
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Perfect for homes in rural areas with restricted access to fuel.
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helpful as a fuel-saving solution for urban households.
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extensively utilized in community kitchens, hostels, and schools
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Why Choose a Solar Cooker?
Long-term savings can be achieved with a one-time investment in a solar cooker. It uses free energy from the sun, is dependable, safe, and contributes to a better future.
Maintenance of Solar Cooker
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Regularly clean the reflectors and glass.
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Keep the cooker dust-free and dry.
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When not in use, store inside.
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Reflective surfaces should not be scratched.



