This happens when somebody thinks they are being helpful....

[Ashmont]

Luckily the cook was over.... It got a good cleaning (Grease fire) but after it cooled I just scrapped it out....

 

[Smokin' D]

Gee, I didn't know that one should do a burnout on a WSM! I always thought that they were good to go straight from the factory!

 

[bigabyte]

Whoa! That's a pretty big fire. Any warping?

 

[Ashmont]

Whoa! That's a pretty big fire. Any warping?

No Wrapping thank Gawd. But alot of grease buid up is gone from the last cook....

 

[blues_n_cues]

well thats 1 way to stay warm:lol:

 

[Chuckwagonbbqco]

I had a grease fire in my Bushrod smoker once----at first it was kinda cool to see how many times the temp gauge could go around----then it got ugly

 

[Balls Casten]

I think someone should have tried to put the fire out by kicking over the smoker. Which would then start those rail ties on fire .. which would then start the house on fire. And lots of beer involved!
THEN you would have had a big fire.

Those greese fires are hot!

 

[BobBrisket]

So who was trying to be helpful?

 

[River City Smokehouse]

I bet that still ain't as much grease as what got shoved into the church's plumbing system a couple of years ago.

 

[Ashmont]

I bet that still ain't as much grease as what got shoved into the church's plumbing system a couple of years ago.

$300.00 Worth

 

[deguerre]

I had a kitchen once that could've used that treatment.