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TSP is more of a degreaser than a polish. I don't think it would help that "burnt spot" which is really oxidation from the heat.
No, do not intend to clean the entire interior. I have only cleaned the racks, water pan, door and window.
I clean my MES 40 with a solution of trisodium phosphate (TSP) you can get it at the hardware store.
You may want to wear gloves because it "de-fats".
But, it works really well.
Well, I finally got "my smoke on"!
Started with a whole chicken, rustic rub, and 1/2 red delicious apple cut in half.
(two quarters of a red delicious apple, cause that's all that would fit)
Fired up the new MES40 and away we go....
Since I had put 1/2 an apple in the chicken decided to...
The selection of wood chips around here is dismal at best.
We have a Home Depot and a Lowes and neither have anything other than Mesquite chips.
So, I wanted to ask if there is a preferred provider for wood chips in various "flavors".
Well, my back was feeling better today.
After I completed my gardening chores... I finally got around to upacking and breaking-in of my new MES40.
Here it is unboxed. I opened it from the bottom.
Here is the inside of the packing.
Here is what is packed inside. (racks not included)...
New to smoking, I just bought an MES40 today.
Figured I'd better join this group to learn, learn, learn.
Started a thread in Electric Smokers.
Here is the link.... http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/120660/got-my-new-mes40-the-photo-journey-starts-today
Well, I finally bit the bullet and bought the MES40.
The cheapest I could find was at Sam's Club for $299.98.
Unfortunately, I hurt my back gardening before I could unbox the MES40.
But, I did take a few pictures of the box.
I plan to take pictures along my journey of unpacking, assembling...
Currently, I do not own a smoker.
I have always loved good smoked ribs.
I want to make my own.
I have a friend that promised me he was making a smoker from a propane tank.
But nothing yet.
I'm not sure that type of smoker I want/need.
The attraction of a "real" smoker with wood fire and...
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