that a genius idea as i spend ages using a small wire brush to clean mine. Have big problems getting the Pro Q whiskey dust to burn with it tho, its almost like the dust is more like small chunks
The whisky oak dust is notorious for being a bu@*er to keep alight. If you want to solve this just mix in about 40% beech dust and you'll never have that issue ever again.
Perhaps if you used a container big enough for the smoke generator to lie flat on the bottom of the container and be totally submerged in the caustic you would obtain a better result.
If you’re lucky enough to own a wood fired oven then there is a much better way to clean your stainless steel. Fire up the wood fired oven to its maximum temperature, around 600C or so then place your dirty creosote infested stainless steel in the centre of the oven and leave it for 15 minutes. It comes out looking like new and no expensive toxic cleaning materials required as all the muck carbonises.
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that a genius idea as i spend ages using a small wire brush to clean mine. Have big problems getting the Pro Q whiskey dust to burn with it tho, its almost like the dust is more like small chunks
The whisky oak dust is notorious for being a bu@*er to keep alight. If you want to solve this just mix in about 40% beech dust and you'll never have that issue ever again.
Perhaps if you used a container big enough for the smoke generator to lie flat on the bottom of the container and be totally submerged in the caustic you would obtain a better result.
I agree, i have some ziplock bags now which allow just that.
If you’re lucky enough to own a wood fired oven then there is a much better way to clean your stainless steel. Fire up the wood fired oven to its maximum temperature, around 600C or so then place your dirty creosote infested stainless steel in the centre of the oven and leave it for 15 minutes. It comes out looking like new and no expensive toxic cleaning materials required as all the muck carbonises.
Other than scrubbing incessantly there are few if any environmentally friendly ways of doing this i think you’ll agree 👍