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Matthew L. Martin

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Jun 3, 2002, 5:04:12 PM6/3/02
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The first time I used my ECB for cooking I got chicken fat on my patio.
AH-HA! thought I, I'll just take a section of soaking wet plywood and
put that under the ECB. So, it didn't +quite+ catch fire, but it did get
scorched from the coals that fell on it.

Today, I picked up a 26" diameter aluminum pan and put it under the ECB.
It's intended use is under a water heater. $17 at home depot. It looks
like it will keep the patio clean.

Matthew

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Steve Wertz

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Jun 3, 2002, 5:55:03 PM6/3/02
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"Matthew L. Martin" wrote:
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> The first time I used my ECB for cooking I got chicken fat on my patio.
> AH-HA! thought I, I'll just take a section of soaking wet plywood and
> put that under the ECB. So, it didn't +quite+ catch fire, but it did get
> scorched from the coals that fell on it.

I actually use a broken down cardboard box for under the ECB. It hasn't
scorched and barely even browed from any sort of heat. The firepan must
do a good job of disappating heat.

This is EECB, so maybe the design is different - firepan sits in another
pan, but it has no problem with getting too hot underneath.

-sw

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