Haven’t used my kettle since October and just saw some mold, never had this happen before wtf
Haven’t used my kettle since October and just saw some mold, never had this happen before wtf
by aBangBangBang
13 Comments
old_notdead
burn it with fire
it’s fine
admiralchieti1916
That’s nothing a hot burn won’t fix.
TraditionalFalcon701
Nuke it with fire, problem solved.
HTHID
If you haven’t used your grill in a while you should light it up first, let it get hot, then you can scrape and oil the grates
polarbearbuddy50
Did you leave water in the SNS?
bluegrassgazer
That’ll teach you to stop using your kettle.
I_Want_A_Ribeye
The charcoal ash absorbs moisture really well. It creates a perfect space for mold
Sean37160554
Load the sns up full,.do a full heat burn, then a manual clean, when I leave mine for any time in the winter I leave the vents open full top and bottom, I fit a cover but also add moisture absorber packs, can normally go 6 weeks with no mould. I live in Lincs UK, gets fairly wet and cold in the winter, only had the issue once, this has worked since
Alternative-Yam6780
I give my kettle a scrape and burn first time out from hibernation.
25314dmm
Not uncommon, just light a fire and burn it off
Tacos_are_my_friend
That happens to mine once in a while. Light er up and you’ll be good to go. I spray lighter fluid on all the mold…and poof.
poopwetpoop
Lick it clean
beachgood-coldsux
Leave the lid cracked open for airflow and the mold problem goes away. Just not enough for birds to nest in there because…. Experience.
13 Comments
burn it with fire
it’s fine
That’s nothing a hot burn won’t fix.
Nuke it with fire, problem solved.
If you haven’t used your grill in a while you should light it up first, let it get hot, then you can scrape and oil the grates
Did you leave water in the SNS?
That’ll teach you to stop using your kettle.
The charcoal ash absorbs moisture really well. It creates a perfect space for mold
Load the sns up full,.do a full heat burn, then a manual clean, when I leave mine for any time in the winter I leave the vents open full top and bottom, I fit a cover but also add moisture absorber packs, can normally go 6 weeks with no mould. I live in Lincs UK, gets fairly wet and cold in the winter, only had the issue once, this has worked since
I give my kettle a scrape and burn first time out from hibernation.
Not uncommon, just light a fire and burn it off
That happens to mine once in a while. Light er up and you’ll be good to go. I spray lighter fluid on all the mold…and poof.
Lick it clean
Leave the lid cracked open for airflow and the mold problem goes away. Just not enough for birds to nest in there because…. Experience.