Your Questions About Charcoal Grill Parts
Lizzie asks…
Weber Charcoal Grill Question.. help!!!?
OK… so I have the Weber *Performer*.. and I've had it for quite some time. I need a new bowl for it. Is it possible to buy that? Where could I get it? How much? The *bowl* is the bottom part of the grill itself, it holds the charcoal. Thanks in advance!!
newportablegrills.com answers:
Home Depot carries a lot of replacement parts for Weber grills. You need to know yoru exact model name AND number to get the right part. If HD doesn't have it, you'll have to order it from Weber online.
Carol asks…
How would you clean a rusted barbeque grill?
I got a used charcoal grill and the grate where you cook on is rusted…. It is a discontinued "San Diego Chargers" grill and an odd shape and the part you cook on is rusted. Is it possible to clean it?
newportablegrills.com answers:
Steel wool
David asks…
I just bought my first new grill(charcoal) and I am trying to put it together, but….?
but the main parts(ie the smoker and the other thing….I am new to grilling and I am not sure what its called) are covered with this sticky stuff, I tried just wiping it down with warm water because the parts are not put together yet, but it is not working. Since I am new to this I am not sure what I can and cannot use to clean a grill so I was wondering if anyone can give me some help on this.
Thanks!
newportablegrills.com answers:
I found some degreaser dish soap once. I used hot water and the soap to clean the grill and then rinsed in water. It worked well.
Chris asks…
Charcoal Grill? Should I be careful?
I know carbon monoxide is released from charcoal, but will it be harmful? How many PPM (parts per million, right) is released? If i'm cooking outside then it probably won't be a problem, but what if I'm standing next to it the whole time
newportablegrills.com answers:
People have been using charcoal grills for a LONG time and I've never heard of it being a problem. If you're concerned, then take a step away from it while you're not doing something. But it's not going to be a problem either way.
January 13, 2012
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