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My Char-Broil electric BBQ has been used so often that the "coals" are
soaked with grease and crumbly.I wonder if I can replace them with lava rocks? regular briquets? |
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"GBienert" > wrote in message
news:Hj8Tc.3336$73.2444@lakeread04... > My Char-Broil electric BBQ has been used so often that the "coals" are > soaked with grease and crumbly.I wonder if I can replace them with lava > rocks? regular briquets? > Not regular briquets for sure - they will catch on fire and if used indoors might create enough carbon monoxide to be dangerous. I suspect lava rocks will be ok although I do not know this grill so cannot say for sure. -- Peter Aitken Remove the crap from my email address before using. |
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"GBienert" > wrote in message
news:Hj8Tc.3336$73.2444@lakeread04... > My Char-Broil electric BBQ has been used so often that the "coals" are > soaked with grease and crumbly.I wonder if I can replace them with lava > rocks? regular briquets? > Not regular briquets for sure - they will catch on fire and if used indoors might create enough carbon monoxide to be dangerous. I suspect lava rocks will be ok although I do not know this grill so cannot say for sure. -- Peter Aitken Remove the crap from my email address before using. |
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![]() "GBienert" wrote in message > My Char-Broil electric BBQ has been used so often that the "coals" are > soaked with grease and crumbly.I wonder if I can replace them with lava > rocks? regular briquets? > I'd call Char-Broil. They have a pretty good customer service group. Better to be safe than sorry. Dora |
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![]() "GBienert" wrote in message > My Char-Broil electric BBQ has been used so often that the "coals" are > soaked with grease and crumbly.I wonder if I can replace them with lava > rocks? regular briquets? > I'd call Char-Broil. They have a pretty good customer service group. Better to be safe than sorry. Dora |
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![]() "GBienert" wrote in message > My Char-Broil electric BBQ has been used so often that the "coals" are > soaked with grease and crumbly.I wonder if I can replace them with lava > rocks? regular briquets? > I'd call Char-Broil. They have a pretty good customer service group. Better to be safe than sorry. Dora |
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I have had an electric grill for years, and whenever necessary, take the
grill apart, clean it, and replace the lava rocks. Have never had a problem. |
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I have had an electric grill for years, and whenever necessary, take the
grill apart, clean it, and replace the lava rocks. Have never had a problem. |
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