Can it be used on a heavy duty smoker stove that remains outdoors year round?
523471
I'm not certain. I use it on a Franklin Stove that occasional we use to also pop popcorn or roast marshmallows during the winter. I would think that so long as not world come in contact with the food all would be fine. I do noe that one of the reasons I sought this product out originally was because a saw some rust from a ceiling like start to front and after a through cleaning I applied the stove black and its been fine I hope that helps.
523472
Yes it can. It should help prevent some rust, however nothing else will work as good as heat resistant paint you can purchase at walmart for around 5.00 a can. Amazon should have heat resistant paint also. I find that to work well for me.
523473
I use it on an indoor fireplace insert. All year around outdoor use does not seem to be something that this product cam endure.
523474
I don't see why not. Great stuff but I used it on my indoor wood stove. I also agree with re-painting with high temp black paint.
523475
I am using the polish on an indoor cast iron stove, but if it gets moisture, it still rusts. I think it is more intended to improve the appearance of the stove. Maybe a high temperature paint would be more suitable for outdoors.
1452306
I would not use it for a stove- it is a caustic etch- and meant for the outside of an aluminum boat.
859959
yes...and it's holding up better than many other pots I've used outdoors. The pot stays out year round.
364884
I sprayed the outside of exhaust pipe on car, no issues whatsoever, and obviously exhaust pipe gets quite hot. I cannot confirm that the spray would withstand the heat from a wood burning stove, but I believe it should be able to.
111685
We use this outdoors - but if you this indoors -I would elevate the smoker on something metal also it would be best to talk with the manufacturer
1382724
Yes. As long as you have a place for the smoke to vent...that its not a covered balcony. You can set the smoker-roaster on a cookie sheet or metal table.
1109267
Yes Marguerite you can, as a matter of fact I use it to keep my Masterbuilt Smoker on, outside on my side porch. The only drawback maybe if the boards of your deck are spaced wider than usual. l This is an excellent product I was very pleased upon recieving. This product exceded my expectations. You can't go wrong.
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This smoker, when working, is designed for the outdoors. I wouldn't even recommend using it in the garage. With that being said, this is not a good product. Do your research before buying from Bradley. They are known shipping defective products. My smoker broke after the third use.
1019937
Absolutely! The manufacturer's instructions indicate that this can be used over any heating source and I have tested this myself with great results. I've used this on the stove top, in the oven, and even on the grill outside. All work great - I have been incredibly happy with my smoker!
1380335
I don't think it would be effective no, you could get it in when it was cold, but unless you put something under it, it would be far below the optimum 1" level from flame, I have a transient model stove and it was quite clear to methey would never see each other in use.
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I wouldn't as the heat would make it smokey, but if that downt bother you it would be ok. I do use it on the outside of newly purchased used cast itron as I like to be sure it has a good finish. It is a personal thing. Joan Anderson
508352
Don't see why not, but it's pretty expensive for that and would probably get all scratched up. As a camper, I'd get something from WalMart, REI or Target to use on a campfire. I love this griddle on my gas stove but would be hesitant to slap it on a campfire
939104
I would think so. We've used on any type of stove and haven't had any issues.
533464
Yes, definitely! I use mine year round in Seattle. It is insulated and I've actually cooked at 500 degrees in a snowstorm in Reno on our first unit during initial testing. If it's real cold out remember that the steel and the stones are very cold as well and will take longer to heat up to cooking temps. You can also remove the upper fuel grate and build a bigger fire right on the firestarter grate in the firebox. I'd also recommend using all high heat woods like Oak, Maple or Hickory for a hotter fire.
2058876
We set ours on a cutting board, on the stove, under the exhaust hood, while we use it indoors. It is not smokeless. :>)
831533
I honestly don't know, my smoker is for a gas range. I use it on top of my stove and it works great. Smokes the food really well; and no smoke spills out into the house. Just the wonderful smell of food cooking. I am sorry I could not be of more help.
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If the question is, furnace pipe that is exposed to the outdoors, to weather, the answer is definitely NO. This wrap is designed for interior furnace ducts and wrapping the outside of the duct to retain heat through the ductwork all the way to the vent.