Foil on diffuser plate?
Posted: May 18th, 2016, 7:49 pm
I've been using foil to cover my diffuser plate ever since I got my 640 with no problems whatsoever, at least none that I'm aware of. Just been flipping through a few threads and picked up an inkling that Herb was recommending to leave the diffuser naked and scrape it with a putty knife to clean.
Herb--or others--is there actually a problem with using foil on the diffuser as long as it adheres tightly to the diffuser and doesn't impede air flow through the cooker? It's not causing me any temp issues that I'm aware of. Are there other probs that using foil may cause? In the grand scheme of things is this more of a user preference, or a strong recommendation from the factory as to the "right" way to run the smoker?
Many thanks,
TJ
Herb--or others--is there actually a problem with using foil on the diffuser as long as it adheres tightly to the diffuser and doesn't impede air flow through the cooker? It's not causing me any temp issues that I'm aware of. Are there other probs that using foil may cause? In the grand scheme of things is this more of a user preference, or a strong recommendation from the factory as to the "right" way to run the smoker?
Many thanks,
TJ