Snuggie for the stove

[Miner49er]

I have a Green Mountain Grill and have been having great success with it this past half year. I have it up to my cabin at Wildhorse, Nevada. The winters get mighty cold at times. 20's and lower for a couple of months anyway.

They sell a thermo blanket made for the grill. Say it keeps the heat in and saves on pellets.

Anyone out there ever used one of these "snuggies"... They are a bit spendy but what isn't these days...

 

[muebe]

Well in extremely cold weather it could pay for itself in pellet consumption reduction since the GMG is not insulated. Some people just get a welding blanket and use that. You might need to modify the welding blanket to fit.

 

[Miner49er]

A welding blanket...what a great idea. Thanks

 

[Shorty23]

I use the thermo blanket on my Yoder and it has worked very well at temps into single digits. It heats up fast and has had a very positive effect on pellet consumption. I'm looking forward to doing a brisket at -30 this winter.

 

[Miner49er]

Yea, second thought, I'm going with the thermo blanket. I checked on the internet for welding blankets. They don't come cheap either.
I feel sorry for the young guys & gals that are just starting out with a trade where they have to buy tools...
Attempting to do a couple of pork butts this weekend up at the "horse", with a hickory/apple mix. Going to try my first attempt to show off my efforts on this forum too. It's not -30 yet up there but it's cooling down fast...