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Reddit mentions of Behrens Manufacturing 6104 Galvanized Steel Locking Lid Can, 4 Gallon, Original Version
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Behrens Manufacturing 6104 Galvanized Steel Locking Lid Can, 4 Gallon, Original Version. Here are the top ones.
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A stronger and longer lasting alternative to plastic, these locking containers are 100% Recyclable, manufactured with 100% sustainable materials, and Made in Winona, Minnesota USAThese metal locking lid storage containers with heavy gauge steel wire bails are durable, made for heavy loads, and easy to carry and transport dry contents. Ideal for dry pet and livestock food, bird feed and seed, charcoal, wood chips, ice melt, and sandEach metal can with locking lid is designed to be multi-use, with superior structure and strengthFeaturing an offset bottom to keep the can off the ground, Behrens locking lid cans are rodent, rust and odor proof. 100% recyclable. 0% petroleum used in production: won't leach toxins into bird seed or pet food like plasticsBuilt with the highest quality material, the galvanized steel cans with locking lids are Built for Now. Made to Last.
Specs:
| Color | Original Version |
| Height | 11.5 Inches |
| Length | 13.5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 4 Gallon |
| Weight | 2.96 Pounds |
| Width | 13.5 Inches |
Since you’re a beginner I suggest you focus more on just learning how to grill and stick with Kingsford blue to remove one of the variables.
Once you have developed some comfort and skill then it may be time to try some other fuel. My suggestion is to try whatever brands/types you have available in your area and find what works best for YOU.
The only downside to Kingsford blue bags is that it creates a lot of ash when compared to lump. Not really a big deal tho. I suggest you buy one of those small galvanized buckets with a lid to empty your ash into. They are fireproof. Every year you read about someoine that was sure the ash from their grill was extinguished so they dump it into their normal trash can and burn down their garage. Don’t be that person.
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When it comes to consistency Kingsford wins hands down. When it comes to price Kingsford blue bags wins - especially if you load up on the upcoming sales.
Lump varies widely from brand to brand and even from bag to bag within a brand. Which lump is best is like arguing religion or politics - opinions and passions can run high.
In my Weber kettle and WSM I tend to use Kingsford Blue. I don’t really think the other more expensive Kingsford types are really worth the extra $$.
In my kamados and other grills I tend to use lump and I generally have a few brands on hand - Royal Oak, Kamado Joe, Rockwood.
Ash Bucket to hold pellets collected from auger-line during feed cycle - Better safe than sorry. Any pellet close to the blower in there should be stored in steel for peace of mind at least overnight.
And Use This For Your Fresh Pellets!