Anyone have any idea what I can use to insulate my grill/smoker up here in the frozen tundra? They sell them but want a $100 for one. Thanks
Anyone have any idea what I can use to insulate my grill/smoker up here in the frozen tundra? They sell them but want a $100 for one. Thanks
Reynolds wrap?
Gas Weber has no trouble all winter, but I don’t even try the charcoal smoker.
Can you rig up something with a water heater blanket?
just got done ordering one for my Pit Boss that just got delivered....figured it was worth it to have one that fit properly.
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What kind of smoker?
BassCat Sabre FTD
Mercury 150 Optimax
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Welders blanket holds heat well and won't burn. Harbor Freight had them for less then 20 bucks a couple of weeks ago.
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Seems ive heard of people using moving blankets.
I thought about a less expensive/DIY alternative for my pellet grill. But, I went ahead and bought a blanket for my Camp Chef and it’s VERY thick and well built. I would guess you’d have to use multiple layers of welding blankets to achieve the same results. I noticed the grill using far fewer pellets to hold its temperature.
Just buy the blanket that fits your grill. Well worth it
Are you having trouble getting it to get to temp or just trying to save fuel?
He's in MN, both.Originally Posted by Bsktball55
^^^This^^^
I've been to BBQ cook offs before and seen them do this on their small standup barrell smokers.
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