Is this grill smokeless when use indoor?
247746
Yes, it is smokeless. It is a little like a George Foreman, except that it cooks only one side at a time and you can watch the food while it cooks
247747
well like any grill, if youre watching and cooking properly you wont have a smoke issue.. I use mine atleast once a week and have had nothing set off the smoke alarm!
247748
Yes, in my experience so far it's smokeless. I use the lid and haven't needed to use the kitchen vent fan.
247749
No....but I use it mostly outside. Used it inside with fish and do not like cooking fish inside. But in my usage it was smokeless....
247750
Not really. Even when covered it still makes smoke. My solution is to use it just under my kitchen exhaust and then I don't have smoke problems.
247751
I only used mine once. I don't recall a lot of smoke but I did place the unit beneath my stove vent and turned the fan on as I recall. The fan is loud and I recall leaving it on so there must have been some smoke/steam.
247752
Yes. I use it indoors all the time. It does steam and splatter some when cooking meat so I put the lid on. We love it and use it almost everyday.
732172
I would not recommend using indoors. As others have said, smoke wood leaves a very strong scent even if you have very good residential kitchen ventilation.
992635
No,however is your spray a little cooking oil on the grills before use they are super easy to clean. I am a big fan of this grill, using it all the time.
1167801
yes or no it is not completely smokeness just a little bit. I can say is acceptable standard. make sure after use put grill on low heat use paper towel and water only very easy to clean
1576519
I would use the grill indoors, next to a window. I have seen stoves with a grill between the burners, and they are used indoors. I would, however, only use it under constant supervision. This, to me, is far safer than a charcoal or propane grill-indoors. Hope this helps.
1605560
I wouldn't think you'd want to use any BBQ indoors because of the smoke that's created. Apart from that, there are flame-ups as drippings hit the element. I wouldn't use it indoors.
1714908
Yes, it can be used indoor but only in an area where you have active ventilation, otherwise your smoke alarm may go off for sure.
1602492
Yes I use mine all the time [in winter] indoors. It burns clean, no smell I use mine in a 25' x 35' room that is open to the rest of the house. Buy the butane by the case to get a better price.
1655353
The operating instructions say: "This appliance can produce carbon monoxide which has no odor. Using it in an enclosed space can kill you. Never use this appliance in an enclosed space such as a camper, tent, car, or home. On the box it says: "For Outdoor Use Only".
873898
I haven't attempted to use mine yet in the winter (Iowa), but I would say it should be able to maintain a standard smoking temperature. As for indoor use, there's no combustion of fuels for heating, so that part you could use indoor without any issue, just like an electric oven. The smoking portion would obviously create quite a bit of smoke, so I would limit that to inside the garage or something with good ventilation outdoors, and you don't care if the smell completely overtakes anything in the room.
1576525
Yes, we only use it indoors. Very little smoke/fumes. We use it by the patio doors just in case we need to open them for ventilation and I keep a small fan nearby to "engourage" any smoke to move the way we'd like. Portability is its greatest feature.
2220212
Yes. The metal insulation protects the wires, letting you check the temp. without opening the grill/smoker.
1484455
It's an open flame, it produces carbon monoxide, and it smokes a bit. I happen to have a fireplace in my house so I could use it there, if I opened the flue. But I wouldn't generally recommend using it indoors.
132351
My answer is no. I would not use it indoors because of the smoke. The hood on my indoor stove wouldn't be able to handle it. It's the same as if you heated a cast-iron skillet to about 500 degrees F and threw a steak in it. The smoke alarms would all go off.
796889
Hi. Not if you have proper ventilation. I always set mine on the stove right under the exhaust fan and have the window on the other end of my home open just a little so there is a path for the air to flow to the fan. This works for meat that is not real fatty. Now if you are cooking burgers or brats it's a good idea to also have a fan pointing outward in a window next to the grill to take care of the extra smoke. This is a great grill. I have tried three or four different kinds after they banned gas grilling on balconies and the others were terrible. This one cooks great food and is very easy to clean.
1328787
Not really because it uses the fan and burns wood at a very fast rate. Your food will taste like it's been cooked over a fire when you use the grill though. Nive light smokey taste
1761617
Absolutely not to be used indoors. Not only a very smokey process, but use indoors is dangerous.