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Inferno from charcoal briquettes and wood chunks
Air intake could have accelerated it sure but you can't put charcoal next to wood and not be surprised when everything catches on fire, charcoal is wood cooked down to be a hotter and more clean burning fuel- hd1906
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Inferno from charcoal briquettes and wood chunks
na, sorry Lamar that's just a wild guess, trust me it's the charcoal- hd1906
- Post #5
- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Inferno from charcoal briquettes and wood chunks
Sorry Kaster about your troubles but I'm here to explain the issue: wood and charcoal are two different animals. Adding charcoal (which in itself is made to burn much hotter and not produce very much smoke) to your wood is basically adding an additional heat source to your wood. That is why it...- hd1906
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- Forum: Propane Smokers
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Salutations from the SF BAY!
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