Raincap For Daisywheel ???

Trout Bum · May 2004

I keep reading and hearing about people using raincaps for their daisywheel. I live in Seattle so I need one for cooking in the rain all the time. Is it an accessory that you can buy or is everyone building their own ? Thanks... Big Green Eggs Rule !!! Rock On ...

The Naked Whiz · May 2004

Big Daddy,
They are all home built, I think. Some people use a coffee can with holes poked in the sides. Other people use caps for galvanized ducts that you can find in the hardware store.[p]TNW

Kelly Keefe · May 2004

<p />Big Daddy,
Go to your local hardware store and buy a shanty cap. Get one big enough to fit over your daisy wheel.[p]Kelly Keefe
Jefferson City, MO

RRP · May 2004

Big Daddy, Mine is in use right now as I post. The one I have looks like a coolie hat. One warning though - once in use always use gloves or something under it to lift it off - that thing gets ungawdly hot!

Mike in MN · May 2004

<p />Big Daddy,
If you are desperate, use tinfoil. It works, not pretty and it's only good for the one cook. On the picture, it was raining, windy, and sleeting...not pretty, but it worked.[p]Mike in MN

Grumpa · May 2004

Mike in MN,[p]Now that is scarey :~)

jwitheld · May 2004

Big Daddy,
try an unbrella over your table, this keeps the rain off of you while tending your egg. like loading and unloading and covers the egg while its cooking

Mike in MN · May 2004

Bob,
Yep, almost like it has a brain of it's own....[p]Mike in MN

YB · June 2004

Big Daddy,
I cook in the rain all the time.....The umbrella really works good.
Larry
[ul][li]Egg Umbrella[/ul]

WooDoggies · June 2004

Mike in MN,[p]Holey Moley, Mike. That cap will do more than just keep the elements at bay.[p]Click below to find out more of what you stumbled onto......[p]Cuppa Joe,
John
[ul][li]Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie (AFDB) [/ul]

Raincap For Daisywheel ???

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