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Very interesting way to use eggshells. My mom was a nurse and would use a small amount of crushed eggshell in our scrambled eggs. Of course, it was not detectable taste wise. I guess that was the practice before calcium tablets. LOL
Nice post @julstamban, with complete details on why engineers should look into studying eggshells as a filler for concrete mixtures, however, I was just wondering on the results of the tests?
woah! interesting! the other day i was reading about Roman concrete... and those guys put weird stuff innit...like vulcano ashes and salt and seaweed ... but not egg shels ehehe
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According to my grandmother, the oldest church in our province used eggshells in its construction. This church is classified as a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines.
Egg shells are amazing things and there are still many more things we can use them in.
Egg Shell can also but use in gardens and Animal Feeds because of the calcium content
yup theres alot of uses
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a great detail article. i like this
hi alice thanks :)
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Nice. I remember reading something about egg white being used in building some old structures. :)
yup my classmate back in college days actually used this in their thesis as concrete addmixtures
Great job... I remeber the egg shell that I use before for mosaic. Past 16years...
yeah egg mosaics is widely used that time sir
Very interesting way to use eggshells. My mom was a nurse and would use a small amount of crushed eggshell in our scrambled eggs. Of course, it was not detectable taste wise. I guess that was the practice before calcium tablets. LOL
interesting hmmm thanbks for sharing that :)
This is really good, it will definitely assist in preserving balance in the ecosystem.
Yup youre right man :)
Thanks for the post that was really interesting.
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Nice post @julstamban, with complete details on why engineers should look into studying eggshells as a filler for concrete mixtures, however, I was just wondering on the results of the tests?
What was the end result? is it really feasible?
P.S. Sorry nabitin kabayan.
Yup feasible sya as admixtures nagawa nadin ng study to sa school namin nung thesis days nmin way back 2013-2014 sorry di ko pala naisama haha
Excellent @julstamban
haha thanks
woah! interesting! the other day i was reading about Roman concrete... and those guys put weird stuff innit...like vulcano ashes and salt and seaweed ... but not egg shels ehehe
hehe thanks for stoppong by
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thanks for sharing this info @bitgeek :)
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We use these egg shells at home as a sort of fertilizer for my Mom's plants. Who would have known that it could also be used in this. Amazing 😁
Thanks engineer @enjieneer :)
magaling,magaling mabuhay ka kabayan..
salamat sa suporta kabayan hehe
According to my grandmother, the oldest church in our province used eggshells in its construction. This church is classified as a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines.
thanks for sharing this :)