Charcoal BBQ indoors - restaurants do, extractor hood?
On 12/12/2020 17:22, David wrote:
Having bought my tiny one burger BBQ I am wondering about the practicality
of using it indoors.
I wouldn't use it unventilated, but it has occurred to me that I could put
it on a metal tray on top of the hob directly under the extractor fan.
I know that some restaurants have indoor charcoal grills.
I assume that they have very efficient extractor fans to remove any
combustion products such as CO to the outside atmosphere.
Just speculating if a cooker hood would have enough "suck" to clear the
BBQ fumes.
It certainly seems to clear smoke and steam.
Cheers
Dave R
It will be no worse than a gas ring
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