wet placesetter

henapple · December 2012

#&@$ rain. PS got wet...need it today. What can I do?

BuckeyeBob · December 2012

Probably a silly question but what is e issue if its wet. I would think it would just dry out as it heats up.

Skiddymarker · December 2012

Light your lump one place in the center, drop in the setter, legs down, close the bottom vent to about 1" and put on the daisy with just the petals open. The dome temp will slowly rise and when it is around 200, your setter will be dry.

I know the feeling. I also discovered that any crud from the previous cook seems to brush right of the warmed setter.

henapple · December 2012

Thanks...I didn't know if it would stream up really bad.

double · December 2012

Mine sits out in the elements all the time I just put it in and have never given it a second thought...

cortguitarman · December 2012

+1 on double's comment. Mine lives outside.

Doc_Eggerton · December 2012

If it is porous enough to let water in, it is porous enough to let it out. I just wouldn't put it into an already hot Egg due to shock.

Little Steven · December 2012

I've dug mine out of a snowbank and thrown it on a raging egg with an inch of ice on it. No worries

Doc_Eggerton · December 2012

Little Steven said:

I've dug mine out of a snowbank and thrown it on a raging egg with an inch of ice on it. No worries

Bet that cooled down the dome. Maybe I should have frozen PS on hand in case I lose track and over heat when getting ready for a low and slow ;-)

henapple · December 2012

double said:
Mine sits out in the elements all the time I just put it in and have never given it a second thought...

I'm not going to take advantage of this opportunity......

DonWW · December 2012

henapple said:

Mine sits out in the elements all the time I just put it in and have never given it a second thought...
I'm not going to take advantage of this opportunity......

+1

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