Does this product work better that using some ashes and a piece of wet newspaper?
151871
Yes - A lot easier and much neater. I used it with paper towels and it really did a number on the buildup. Just don't let it go too long between cleanings even though this stuff goes a long way.
151872
I purchased this with another product to clean my fireplace insert glass. By far the Rutland Hearth and Grill worked the best. It works best on the heavy carbon baked on areas if allowed to sit for awhile. The product is somewhat thick so it stays in place somewhat but, works even better if you can remove the door and lay flat and allow to soak.
151873
Tried a lot of things. Clean it regularly for a lot less elbow grease!! Thick build up takes forever, and yes I remove the door to have it horizontal , to be able to add more pressure to rubbing. Not a lot of fun, but eventually works. A new razor blade helps in really bad areas!!!
151874
Yes.....and no! It actually works better than anything else we've used over the years. It takes a lot of 'elbow grease' to keep rubbing, and more than one application. I use it with newspaper for best results.
151875
If your glass hasn't been clean for awhile and the soot has been accumulating, this cleaner works well to remove it. It took me a couple of times to totally remove my soot which had not been cleaned for a couple of years. If you're glass is not very dirty, ash and newspaper would work, but it is messier than using the cleaner and paper towels.
1800284
Haven't tried that. The paper is waxy, if your water was hot it might not work.
2017858
Sure, no problem. I often start the wood with miscellaneous paperwork. Always have the screen on top and be aware paper can generate more flying ash than wood.
885276
I put a 1/2" right angle bend across the tip of a dollar store pancake flipper and use it to pull the ashes out like a hoe - some sort of loop or hook device - [fried egg ring on a stick ] - or a bent piece of tubing or metal strip might work better - you can buy $20 stuff like on amazon that is manufactured for the purpose - if you need to look professional for your guests. - Big Green Egg Ash Tool - or - Bayou Classic Ash Rake
1402632
I would say it's mobile, if you can haul it in a pick up truck. Would be messy and inconvenient to tear down otherwise. Takes some time to cool down and the ashes can be messy. That is, unless you dump them in a proper ash bin.
837298
You can make small dust pan from hard papers and used it , some times I wash the grill and thats how I dump the ash and if I dont then I made me a paper dust pan
10726
I used it rotted wood and the wood soaked it up almost immediately. I don't believe it would work if mixed with sawdust as it would inhibit the absorption into the wood.
584005
Should work well as you will need a fairly high heat and the press has a setting for linen which should do the trick. You might try the cotton setting first, then go to linen if cotton is not hot enough.
1543160
You can use charcoal. Or anything. It works pretty nicely. Though it may smear on to another page. It won't bleed through.
2217865
I clean mine every time I have used it the ash won't come out unless it gets to high but that would be a lot of burning.
986066
VERY easy. There is a pull out tray that catches all the ashes and you just pull it out and dump it. I actually dump it in my grass for fertilizer.
1186872
The word easily is very subjective. If you were to use a coarse grit and there were not to many nooks and crannies this would probably do a good job fairly easily. The paper does not clog as easily with the dust collection system. Media Blasting is probably your best bet for "easy".
1528148
Yes. The plate it is simple to remove; just lift it out and dump the ashes.
1354748
I would fold some in a paper towel, then smash with a hammer to smaller pieces. I also used some for gravel, and i use it in my car as an oder absorbent. The answer below is better, but you get the idea
2257620
I have not tried that, but I would think that would be fine. It's pure so there wouldn't be any fumes. I'm afraid I don't have any experience burning coals over sand, but I can say this is premium sand.
120411
I use it on a tiled area under my wood stove to pick up ashes and little bits of bark and dirt that come off the firewood...and it works very well for me...not 100% perfect, but better than I expected.
1082739
It does work better if pre-soaked. I've used it dry but it's not as effective.