1, as neat as possible: place the coals starting from one side of the stove and gradually to the opposite side, so that the coals are neatly lined up to complete a layer.

2, layered placement: next re-start the coals from the same side, gradually to the opposite side, repeat the above steps until the number of coals needed in place. You can reasonably calculate the number of coals needed according to the specifications of the stove and the number of burners.

3. Block placement: when needed, larger blocks of coal can be used to fill in smaller gaps to fully utilize the space and coals in the cylinder furnace.

4, leave space: coal will expand before catching fire, you should leave proper space when placing to prevent the coals from expanding too much or going out due to lack of air.