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"Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt."
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I think those are for "coconut" charcoal, not "regular" charcoal. And they seem small, like they wouldn't hold enough, so you'd need several. I don't think I'd use them for lump charcoal, which is what's recommended for CO. I'll stick to just lighting the "regular" charcoal in the conventional way. I don't want to reinvent the wheel.
Halfhourdays
"Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt."
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Okay, so for this method, in plain English, I take these charcoal, burn them on this grill, wait for smoke to clear, and take grill into enclosed airtight space? Will these products work?
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