M Mike1972 Newbie Original poster Nov 12, 2017 3 0 Nov 12, 2017 #1 Does this look creasote in the top of my WSM? I am doing what I can to reduce it. What do you guys to keep it at a minimum? Attachments IMG_20171112_181824937.jpg 94.3 KB · Views: 63 IMG_20171112_181802386.jpg 108.3 KB · Views: 66
Does this look creasote in the top of my WSM? I am doing what I can to reduce it. What do you guys to keep it at a minimum?
noboundaries Epic Pitmaster OTBS Member SMF Premier Member Sep 7, 2013 10,381 5,583 Roseville, CA, a suburb of Sacramento Nov 12, 2017 #2 It is a combination of smoke, moisture, fat, and, yes, creosote. It doesn't hurt anything as long as it doesn't get on the meat. It will build over time and can flake off, especially if the smoker sits unused for a few weeks. Just hit it with a wire brush every once in a while.
It is a combination of smoke, moisture, fat, and, yes, creosote. It doesn't hurt anything as long as it doesn't get on the meat. It will build over time and can flake off, especially if the smoker sits unused for a few weeks. Just hit it with a wire brush every once in a while.