Are these barrels flamed out (charred on the inside)?
1834928
I not 100% positive, but I think not. When I rinsed mine out, what little debris came out seemed not to be black, but the same color as the outside.
705950
I'm sure it depends on the BTUs as well as the viscosity of the contents, but I've never had an issue with scorching (in a homebrewing application). However, I think the gauge of metal is uniform over the entire surface of the pot.
1741542
They are with the lanterns- but at least this brand is cheap and crappy, and honestly- dangerous. Avoid. they almost caused a real fire at my house because the fuel cells drip actual fire.
529126
I would say beware of these. I had to throw them away because 2 of them caught fire as I was using them just to cook on the stovetop.
1520784
They are not, just like in the episode of "Storage Wars" where Dave takes a torch to the safe he found than ruined it. A strong fire will ruin this safe by burning the electronics but your contents will be fine. It is very strong & heavy. Don't forget a small cup of Damp Rid for the moisture (so your contents stat all safe) that build up in the safe, I.e In Nevada it's very little, a little cup lasted me 15 months! Hope this helped.
272736
These are good quality once-fired, as near as I can tell, EMPTY shell casings. I hope this helped.
708979
No. They are already. Just make sure to flame your innoculator to sterilize it and keep jar closed till growth is complete to avoid contamination.
628313
The barrels appear to be well used. It may not work well if you are trying to achieve an oaky body , as the barrels are more neutral by now. The one we bought looks functional, although we are by no means an expert. We are cutting the barrel in half to make coffee tables. We were very pleased with the quality of the barrel we received.
92913
Yes, and they have held up better than the factory grates. Just don't buy the cast iron burner that Music City has. It did not last long at all...
161002
Wood burned in. at least on the top plank. Gave as gift so I didn't see all of them.
443154
They are not really safe to use indoors. Any combustion will have carbon monoxide as a byproduct which is not safe to have in the house. There is also the issue of possible tipping of the burner. I have used mine in a drafty garage and it worked well.
1781992
Can you describe in more detail what you mean by "burned?" The pot is titanium so it has a very high melting point. If you cook over a dirty flame it will get black like anything.
1542227
Should be fine. They have been fired at a much higher temp. They are made for the heat. We use ours for everything.
1175200
Yes, they are red inside. They work great but have a strong odor to them and will need to be aired out several days before use
1411474
No. The flame is below a heat shield that evenly distributes the heat. The grill is ready to go out of the box.
1252705
No. They would burn, as they are stored, in the folded position, right over the grill. They fold out from the middle, to a level position. If you can picture 2, hard, sturdy, plastic, saloon doors, opening up towards you? You've got a pretty good idea. I hope that helps
272740
They are fired casings with the spent primers still in them. They are for reloading purposes.