How To Start A Charcoal Grill

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[@castironchaos]

Once you've used a coal chimney, you'll throw out those cans of lighter fluid because you'll never need them ever agaun. A chimney is much easier to light than using lighter fluid, and as Adam notes you can use the cheaper charcoal.

[@AdamWitt]

It's the truth.

[@tylerwestman5258]

What’s agaun 😂

[@Fat_bastard77]

That fart on the end lol 😂❤

[@ArmedCracker]

2 cotton balls put rubbing alcohol on them. Lights it every time and you won’t have that ash flying everywhere.

[@flyingwalrus7831]

With this dog profile picture you know this is top tier advice

[@brokentombot]

The heat differential thing is a cool idea I'll be looking into trying.

[@Mandite]

I’ve never bought something so fast in my life 😂 thank you!

[@TheGlamorousLifeofNae]

I needed this!! Thank you Adam! 😃

[@AdamWitt]

Got you!

[@thegamingduo7196]

May I recommend a napkin and olive oil. Works great every single time.

[@djmystery7235]

I feel like you could just put some paper below that second grill, light it and then put the charcoal over that and have the same affect and have all your coal light up at the same time rather than just half

[@LydiaDeHep]

You made me laugh….all the way to Melbourne, Australia 😂❤

[@middleagedjabroni]

Great job! I love the flavor of charcoal! Very distinct flavor!

[@betterthan23]

Butcher paper with lard or tallow is how the pit masters in Texas start their pits, would be a good way to keep out the chemicals of your coals.

[@Ryan-xq3kl]

bro get tumbleweeds / fireststarter wax wicks theyre much cleaner and smaller than cardboard

[@Happycamper10]

I love lump 🪔

[@DoRiteAndKilEvrythng]

The ending is my favorite 😈

[@CruisinwithCoCo]

Good point on the self-igniting ones. 😊

[@Nium101]

Yo I just got one of these thanks man!

[@elichisley3031]

First time using this method like better than using butane fire starter.

[@cuwhereyouare2855]

Now show to to start it woth wood. I always seemed to get dirty smoke

[@isaacmili5222]

i was unprepared and spent like an hour lighting charcoal with nothing but an amazon grill, some newspaper, and a lighter lmao

[@raulwiley]

after that little kick I swiped up ✌️

[@crb123ize]

Hell yeah brother

[@Mariekr49]

Hi question can u use newspaper on the bottom of the chimney?

[@zeinomadikizela4783]

Yes

[@mikesnyder4980]

I brush the cooking surface while it's still warm after finishing grilling...

[@PhatDimes]

Great video! I have the coal chimney and same bbq. My problem is coals die out quick! Bottom vent and top cover vent open but after 10 minutes, its lights out. Do you think its my coals? How long would the amount you just did last?

[@karlrovey]

Are you keeping your coals together or spreading them out when you dump them? If you spread them out, they lose heat quickly. Another consideration is the size of the coals. Lump charcoal can be inconsistent (with some of that due to being crushed in the bag). As such, I usually use briquettes, filling my chimney 3/4 of the way. When I light it, I go for 15-20 minutes. At this point, you should see flames from the top and little to no smoke. At this point, it's ready even if it hasn't completely ashed over. Pour it out and keep the coals together (charcoal baskets can help with this).

[@kintaro4642]

Is there an air blower to burn coal or is it self-igniting?

[@user-ed7uy7hw4n]

Prolly could smoke with a chimney and large grill

[@afanserda3473]

why not use briquettes

[@noname-mu6kn]

Briquettes have chemicals in them. Lump charcoal is natural charcoal

[@karlrovey]

​@@noname-mu6knThat depends on the briquettes. If you use Kingsford (avoiding the match-ready version), it will be fine.

[@johnnylongfeather3086]

“Char coals”

[@Ruger44Redhawk]

I will never understand why people who grill would EVER use gas or propane. I don't care if it's "convenient", using charcoal is the only way to grill. I finally got a large Forge charcoal grill after not being allowed to have one at the apartments we unfortunately had to live in. They only allowed their stupid gas grills and no charcoal. Unless you like shitty tasting meat, use your zero testosterone gas grills. So finally got this charcoal grill now that we have a house and I use it all the time. No question the meat tatses better than gas and firing up the chimney is the best part! I don't know, just my opinion, but charcoal grilling is for real men.

[@DreCarFinder]

I’ve always said using gas grills is like cooking with a stove outside lol

[@hage352]

Lost me at royal oak

[@dianamayerebiaca469]

😂😂

[@wolfbanxz8596]

Grilling with charcoal instead of wood

[@minot6534]

13 and a half

[@space2coast]

Why you molesting that bag bro

[@pulangtuldok]

you're cute

[@arseniclullaby87]

Gayyy