Kamado Joe - Kick Ash Cans
Add on: Kick Ash Baskets
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Kamado Joe - Kick Ash Cans
For 20 years, we’ve helped grillers get the most out of their ceramic grills with racks and accessories that fit right and built to last. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started — if you have questions about fit, features, or what you really need, we're here to help
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Product Description
Kick Ash Cans for Kamado Joe Grills
The Kick Ash Can sits in the bottom of your Kamado Joe. In order to use the Can, you'll need to:
- remove the lump grate that came with your Kamado Joe.
- remove the sliding ash tray assembly in Classic and Big Joe grills.
- Use a Kick Ash or Kamado Joe Ash Basket.
How to Use: Place the Can in the bottom of your Kamado Joe. After each cook, shake the ash out of the basket, let it fall into the Can, remove the Can, dispose of the ash into a nonflammable container and return the Can to the Kamado Joe. Put the Basket back and you are ready to go.
- Designed specifically for Kamado Joe Grills
- Made from Electropolished Stainless Steel
- Patent Pending
Important: To use the Can in Classic and Big Joe grills, you need to remove the sliding ash tray. In doing so, you are removing, eliminating, the face plate that affects airflow and minimizes the possibility for embers to blow out the open vent. See picture:
