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7725475 No.7725475 [Reply] [Original]

Any apartment dwellers with charcoal grilling experience here? If so, what grill do you use?

I've been thinking about buying a Weber Smoke Joe and using it on top of my oven (So the smoke goes directly into the exhaust hood). Anybody knows how viable that would be? I'll keep a fire extinguisher nearby, of course.

>> No.7725530

What brand carbon monoxide detector do you use?

>> No.7725554
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7725554

Just put it on your porch.

>> No.7725568

>>7725530
Good point, I should buy one.

>>7725554
I could use the balcony, but the people living in the 6 floors above me probably wouldn't appreciate it.

>> No.7725572

>>7725475

>inb4 apartment fire/homelessness

>> No.7725581

>>7725475

most apartment exhaust hoods don't actually vent to the outside. it's just a little aluminum filter that does fuck all except catch grease spattering upward.

you're going to fuck yourself if you try to use a charcoal grill inside.

>> No.7725605

>>7725568
I would say screw the neighbors. You're trying to get your grill on. I don't get mad at my neighbors when I can smell them grilling.

>> No.7725619

>>7725605
Fair. Think I'll give it a go and see how many complaints I receive.

>> No.7725644

>>7725554
many apartment complexes do not allow this for insurance reasons.

>> No.7725645
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7725645

>>7725605

your neighbors shouldn't mind
there's not that much smoke
and what, it's 90 minutes tops if you're cooking a whole chicken in the Smoky Joe

a grill inside an apartment is a catastrophe waiting to happen

>> No.7725782

>this literal retard who wants to use his grill inside

LOL

>> No.7725952

>>7725581
This. It's not viable at all. Just get a little electric grill, it's not ideal, but it's what you can do. I'm in the same position. I'm in an apartment and not allowed to grill on my balcony, so I use a Hamilton Beach searing grill on my stovetop. Gets the job done.

>> No.7725967

>>7725475
This will probably offend you, but why not charcoal grill at a local park that has charcoal grills set up for the purpose?

No asshole landlord to deal with, no grill to buy either and you get the charcoal taste.

>> No.7725979

>>7725645

tfw you won't ever get to do a bunch of cocaine and fuck a young lohans brains out

>> No.7725985

>>7725619
I don't think your neighbors will care that much, but the apartment management will go ballistic.

Some guy in my hometown caused a huge fire by using a grill on his apartment porch.

>> No.7725990

>>7725979
>tfw you won't ever get to do a bunch of cocaine and fuck a young lohans brains out

to be fair, fucking her brains out wouldn't be much a feat

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>>7725979

you nasty man
what makes you think I didn't?

>> No.7726030

>>7725985
At my complex the issue is that people would see smoke coming off a balcony, think there was a fire, and call 911. This happened enough times, apparently, that they had to ban balcony grilling.

>> No.7726052

Most apartments don't allow charcoal grills. Ask the management.