[P1]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Yes, there is a pizza stone available but have not purchased yet. Figure I’ll start with basics…

You have the pizza stone, and then there's the DoJoe!

[Chick Webb]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

Thanks! Any tips for a newb?

Get one of these. It will take all the guesswork out of temperature control and turn you into a slow-cooking ace in no time flat.

BBQ Guru Temperature Control Kits for Kamado Joe Classic II

I have done many a brisket, boston butt, roast, etc., with these and you literally set-it and forget-it, at least until the alarm goes off. Currently have the UltraQ. Highly recommend.

[kscarrol]

Originally Posted by Chick Webb

Get one of these. It will take all the guesswork out of temperature control and turn you into a slow-cooking ace in no time flat.

BBQ Guru Temperature Control Kits for Kamado Joe Classic II

I have done many a brisket, boston butt, roast, etc., with these and you literally set-it and forget-it, at least until the alarm goes off. Currently have the UltraQ. Highly recommend.

Mmm…. Hungry now! Thanks for the link, will get one of these for sure.

[3GFX]

Did a thing to try and get to "race weight".

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If anyone wants to give me something to strive for on the leaderboard + me

milk4coffee

[3.0L]

Bought this morning:

[kscarrol]

^ Uh oh, not a good day....

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by 3.0L

Bought this morning:

Crohn's or UC?

[M_Six]

Dryer vent bucket. Our current dryer vent is waaaay too long and keeps getting jammed with lint. It runs through the crawlspace which I'm getting too old to be climbing through. So I'm going to shorten the hose run and attach this so it's right there at the crawlspace door where I can check on it every so often.

[ryan stewart]

Originally Posted by kscarrol

It’s a Kamado Joe, can grill smoke etc.

I've had mine for a decade now and I love the hell out of it. Honestly the thing I cook on it most are pizzas, does amazingly well with high heat.

[ryan stewart]

Originally Posted by Our03z4

Just looked up how much that bad boy cost and I think I could afford a wheel off of it lol. Very nice though, something to consider for sure. My new car has the massage seats so I'm getting spoiled.

They're not really that bad but if you wanted something in the mid range Laura Davidson furniture has a premium line you can get a link to from there chat form. I think it's about $700 for an Italian leather eames replica

Just looked and even cheaper. https://www.lauradavidsondirect.com/...talian-leather

I've had this for years.

[Gregrobin]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Dryer vent bucket. Our current dryer vent is waaaay too long and keeps getting jammed with lint. It runs through the crawlspace which I'm getting too old to be climbing through. So I'm going to shorten the hose run and attach this so it's right there at the crawlspace door where I can check on it every so often.

So it does not vent outside the house?

[Gregrobin]

Originally Posted by Esteban

Crohn's or UC?

Had homemade chili 2 nights in a rows

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Gregrobin

Had homemade chili 2 nights in a rows

[stein_325i]

Originally Posted by Gregrobin

Had homemade chili 2 nights in a rows

You're just asking for it at this point

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by Gregrobin

So it does not vent outside the house?

Correct. These boxes are made for inside venting. My dryer is less than two feet from the garage, so when my brother comes out in the spring to redo the bathrooms, he's going to run a new vent into the garage with this box on the end. It'll pump a little heat onto the garage, but that won't be a bad thing for most of the year and it really won't matter in the summer when the garage is oven hot anyway. In the meantime, it'll just vent into the crawl space between the house foundation and the garage foundation. Otherwise it's a 35ft run to the outside wall. That's too far to vent a dryer.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by M_Six

It'll pump a little heat onto the garage, but that won't be a bad thing for most of the year and it really won't matter in the summer when the garage is oven hot anyway.

Many years ago, my grandparents' dryer used to vent into a 3-seasons room to use the waste heat. Believe it or not, they just put a cut-off panty hose leg over the vent hose end, and changed it out every once in a while as lint built up.....

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

Many years ago, my grandparents' dryer used to vent into a 3-seasons room to use the waste heat. Believe it or not, they just put a cut-off panty hose leg over the vent hose end, and changed it out every once in a while as lint built up.....

I saw a DIY bucket that was literally a 5-gallon bucket of water with an adapter for the dryer hose and another to vent the air out. The lint collects on the water surface and eventually sinks. You just have to change the water every other month or so.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by BmwpartsBP

Nice price

Are you a vendor?

[WindUp]

One of the last things I bought for the car...

[WindUp]

Oh, and this...

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by M_Six

I saw a DIY bucket that was literally a 5-gallon bucket of water with an adapter for the dryer hose and another to vent the air out. The lint collects on the water surface and eventually sinks. You just have to change the water every other month or so.

I bought a nice dryer vent cleaning kit with one of those drill adapter cleaner things only to find out my dryer vent went right from the side of the laundryroom to the outside and is all of 6 inches long! fail

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by infinitekidM2C

I bought a nice dryer vent cleaning kit with one of those drill adapter cleaner things only to find out my dryer vent went right from the side of the laundryroom to the outside and is all of 6 inches long! fail

My dryer is on an outside wall, so I could run a really short vent to the outside. But that would put it on my front porch within a couple of feet of my front door. Who wants a dryer venting there?