Has anyone used this product on an outside barbecue grill? Most of the reviews talk about the kitchen. I have gone though several of these over the years, and they only seem to last a couple of years outside on the grill.
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I have used it several times with my barbecue grill. I don't leave it in the meat while cooking, of course, but I will occasionally take a reading while cooking. It works pretty fast (a few seconds), but I would suggest using a barbecue mitt or some other protection for your hand, because even a few seconds over a hot grill can be pretty uncomfortable. It doesn't seem to affect the thermometer, though, and that may be because I shield the plastic part with the mitt, so only the metal probe is exposed to the heat.
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I cannot answer your question as an expert, but will attempt to do so with my own common sense. The Renaissance Wax does not build up a heavy coat on the surfaces it is used on. You hardly know its there. That is one of the biggest reasons I like the product so much. It coats,polishes and protects without a heavy sticky build up. As your purpose is to use it outside the fireplace, it will not be exposed to direct flame. There will be heat, although I do not know to what extent. The best people to contact regarding this, will be a company which specializes in fireplace sales and maintenance. Is there a store in your vicinity which sells Fireplaces, tools, patio grills/furniture ETC? I would not, for example, use the Renaissance Wax on my stainless steel outdoor grill for example... The experts would have an appropriate product selection from which to make a better, more informed recommendation.
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Yes I have use it outside on the grill and my smoker. In fact that is the only place I have used it.
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I grilled mine on a fairly hot grill for around 6 minutes a side. They were just done through. YMMV
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I use mine every few months for around 7 hours to make hot sauce outside due to feums. I use it in the sun and have had no issues.
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We used the two smaller pans over fire on a backpacking trip this last summer, you do need to be careful not to get any flames or to much heat near the rubber coated handles. The outside of the pans did discolor after using them over flames, but did not seem to cause any damage.
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To help you out I sprayed some on a strip of white pine. I held it over the gas burner on my stove. It offers some protection. Just how long it would hold up, I don't know? Lee
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I use this on my BBQ outside. It will only work if you can place it at a distance from the fire. I love my timer. We stayed a resort and they used them on their outside BBQ.
817607
These work beautifully on electric, gas and induction ranges. Haven't tried them on an outdoor grill though. I love mine.
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I have it outside under my patio, problem it will only stay on for a while, once it gets hot it will kick off and once it cools down enough you will have to back and click it back on. I had mine for about two months and it stop working.
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Hmmm. Mine is pretty well seasoned so nothing really sticks even when I overcook. I wonder what would happen if you heated it up again (with good ventilation so your smoke alarm doesn't go off!). Maybe it would burn off like what you'd do with your gas grill. It might even help to brush some cooking oil on the remnants to help them burn/flake off. Otherwise I guess you can try just scraping with something that won't scratch it too much; maybe try wetting the grills a little by placing some wet cloths on them (since you can't actually soak them); then either scrape or see if it will cook off once the burnt stuff is softer. Good luck. I hope I'll be able to see a response that states how you made out.
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I have had the grill for over a year and sometimes I cook directly on the grill and sometimes I cook on aluminum foil - and both methods are great. I have not noticed any issues with paint getting on food. The only times paint has come off is when I've cleaned the grill. It really is a great product, we love it!
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I am not sure what the temp is on the grills? I believe they all cook at one temp? I was talking about an outside timer on the grill not a temp setting? Hope this answers your question.
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I've had mine three years. I have had to replace the top grill and the grate the charcoal is broken, but it still works like a charm. I live it the wet NW coast so it is always humid, but I have avoided leaving it out in the rain.
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My burner works well at all settings, though I confess it is used more often on high. Against cheaper burners, it simply works better. Are you using outside or in a drafty location?
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I did not do the outside and it has been fine. But even if it rusted a little I would not worry about it it is on the outside. But I have had no problems with that. If I did I would rub a little oil on it while it was hot. I cook on a electric stove so I wouldn't do the bottom where the heat source hits but I would add a little oil on the upper outside.
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I use it on my outdoor grill and it works great. Of course, I let the grill cool first and then spray it on and wipe down good with a microfiber cloth. The grill shines like it did when it was brand new.