C Chad_M TVWBB Member Aug 11, 2011 #1 Is there any discussion on this? I store my WSM and smokey joe in my shed, next to my mower, weed eater, gas cans, etc. I was wondering if the gasoline smell can affect the smoker from a taste or health standpoint? chad
Is there any discussion on this? I store my WSM and smokey joe in my shed, next to my mower, weed eater, gas cans, etc. I was wondering if the gasoline smell can affect the smoker from a taste or health standpoint? chad
J Jack Bordeaux TVWBB Super Fan Aug 11, 2011 #2 If you have a lot of "seasoning" in the WSM, I could see the smell making it's way into the WSM. Just make sure all the coals are out... Then again, how big is the shed and does it have ventilation?
If you have a lot of "seasoning" in the WSM, I could see the smell making it's way into the WSM. Just make sure all the coals are out... Then again, how big is the shed and does it have ventilation?
G George Curtis TVWBB Olympian Aug 11, 2011 #3 you really shouldn't be having much gas smell at all. if you do you need to see what is leaking. and as mentioned, you should have good ventilation. i doubt you will get much gas smell in the cookers.
you really shouldn't be having much gas smell at all. if you do you need to see what is leaking. and as mentioned, you should have good ventilation. i doubt you will get much gas smell in the cookers.
M Marc TVWBB All-Star Aug 11, 2011 #4 Agree with George: If your smelling gas... something should be changed.
C Chad_M TVWBB Member Aug 11, 2011 #5 normally I don't have a gas smell, but I did yesterday when a gas can spilled a little and it made me wonder...
normally I don't have a gas smell, but I did yesterday when a gas can spilled a little and it made me wonder...