Lump storage?

DocWonmug · November 2012

I was in Lowe's today and saw a $12 plastic bin with a flip top for charcoal storage. Black with a blue top. I was thinking it would be just right for keeping handy instead of an open bag.

What does everybody use to store their lump in? Never seen a thread on this. Comments welcome.

SmokinDAWG82 · November 2012

I have 2 of those plastic bins I keep on my deck. The are water tight and work great.

Que_n_Brew · November 2012

I have (2) plastic bins as well that fit under my table. I store my lump in one and the different smoking woods in the other.

henapple · November 2012

I use a regular $5 rubbermaid tub...

Shiff · November 2012

I have 2 of those same bins that you mentioned - I think they have a Kingsford label on them. They will hold about 10 pounds each.

gabriegger · November 2012

In bags opened and unopened stacked in garage. Nice and dry.

bigphil · November 2012

Shiff said:

I have 2 of those same bins that you mentioned - I think they have a Kingsford label on them. They will hold about 10 pounds each.

have four of them and they work very well . the rest of my lump is stored in the shed

ChokeOnSmoke · November 2012

I put my charcoal in one of these, along with most of my other accessories:

BOWHUNR · November 2012

I keep mine in the factory bag in my garage. Never really lasts long enough to worry about storage. I use it to cook, not make diamonds! :D

Mike

GreenhawK · November 2012

I use a similar container to ChokeOnSmoke. I keep 2 bags and my accessories in it. Works great.

jfm0830 · November 2012

I've been using two of those for several months now with no issues. They are Kingsford Charcoal Kaddy. I get almost a full 22 pound bag of WGWW in each. My base is clear, wished I'd found the black ones at Lowes first.

travisstrick · November 2012

I keep my open and unopened bags on my back porch. No issues.

BYS1981 · November 2012

I keep my lump in a time lock combination safe.

HDmstng · November 2012

I haven't implemented this yet, but was thinking of using a plastic storage bin with a raised screen of some sort on the bottom that would allow for the dust and very small particles fall to the bottom. Don't like getting to the end of a bag and end up pouring dust and tiny pieces into the Egg.

DocWonmug · November 2012

BYS1981 said:

I keep my lump in a time lock combination safe.

I think this would be the best solution.

Buckdodger · November 2012

Keep my lump in a small storage bldg under lock and key.

Little Steven · November 2012

The myth about wet lump has been busted. Works fine

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