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aim4squirrels
Kill it with fire! High heat cook for a couple hours, then wire wheel on a drill.
Vacuum out and reseason.
Hobbitfollower
First step is heating it as hot as it can for as long as you can. After that.. I’d pull the auger/pot assembly out and clean it as good as possible and make sure the mold didn’t spread into the auger. Vinegar and some steel wool would work great for this. Then inside the grill use a metal scraper as best as you can to scrape away anything. Then take vinegar and steel wool and scrub down the entire thing.. including the grates. Spray with vinegar and wipe away with a towel until it’s all cleaned up.
After all this reassemble the grill and fire it up like it’s the first time. Do a good prime of pellets and then let it burn at 350-400 for at least an hour.
And because it’s mold.. keep your eye out for anything for the next few weeks. Next winter make sure you fire up your grill once a week even if just for an hour or so and you’ll keep her running well without the mold.
lurker-1969
Fire !!! Been using that method for over 50 years with no adverse effects well, maybe. My wife may beg to differ.
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Kill it with fire! High heat cook for a couple hours, then wire wheel on a drill.
Vacuum out and reseason.
First step is heating it as hot as it can for as long as you can. After that.. I’d pull the auger/pot assembly out and clean it as good as possible and make sure the mold didn’t spread into the auger. Vinegar and some steel wool would work great for this. Then inside the grill use a metal scraper as best as you can to scrape away anything. Then take vinegar and steel wool and scrub down the entire thing.. including the grates. Spray with vinegar and wipe away with a towel until it’s all cleaned up.
After all this reassemble the grill and fire it up like it’s the first time. Do a good prime of pellets and then let it burn at 350-400 for at least an hour.
And because it’s mold.. keep your eye out for anything for the next few weeks. Next winter make sure you fire up your grill once a week even if just for an hour or so and you’ll keep her running well without the mold.
Fire !!! Been using that method for over 50 years with no adverse effects well, maybe. My wife may beg to differ.