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Morning all,
I was reading Chris's amazingly detailed instructions just now, and he wrote the following
about a type of pan that I should buy... is one of those pans that one can buy if you do your own oil changes, and you let the old oil from the car drip into? if so I know the one, but wanted to ask first.
#2 - I didn't notice any holes on the bottom of the SWM, so how does stuff leak out of it ? and is there quite a bit ?
thanks in advance.
Mark
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" Protect Your Patio
To protect your patio or deck while using your Weber Bullet, put your cooker on top of a large-sized automobile oil drip pan (available at auto centers for under $10). It catches any drips or spills from the cooker and gives you someplace to set down the lid or grates without messing things up. You can even start a chimney of charcoal on the pan without scorching your concrete patio. The pan cleans up easily with soap and water. "
I was reading Chris's amazingly detailed instructions just now, and he wrote the following
about a type of pan that I should buy... is one of those pans that one can buy if you do your own oil changes, and you let the old oil from the car drip into? if so I know the one, but wanted to ask first.
#2 - I didn't notice any holes on the bottom of the SWM, so how does stuff leak out of it ? and is there quite a bit ?
thanks in advance.
Mark
/infopop/emoticons/icon_confused.gif
" Protect Your Patio
To protect your patio or deck while using your Weber Bullet, put your cooker on top of a large-sized automobile oil drip pan (available at auto centers for under $10). It catches any drips or spills from the cooker and gives you someplace to set down the lid or grates without messing things up. You can even start a chimney of charcoal on the pan without scorching your concrete patio. The pan cleans up easily with soap and water. "