How to remove Mold from Big Green Egg Or Kamado Style Grill

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If you have not used your Big Green Egg or Kamado grill in a while, or you live in a humid environment, then you may have found mold on your grill. We will walk you through how to remove the mold using a high heat burn getting you back to cooking in no time.
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- Nitrile Gloves - Or any food safe glove. - amzn.to/3Wwloid
- Grill Grate Removal Tool - You will be removing a hot grill grate through this process if you own the convEGGtor plate. - amzn.to/3IxMyiY
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- Charcoal - Lump charcoal is best and will be used to get the heat high enough burn off the mold. - amzn.to/427mfqO
- Tumbleweed Fire Starter - We will use these to ignite the charcoal. - amzn.to/43iSuV2
- Paper Towel or Cloth - After the burn is done and the BGE has cooled down you will use paper towel or a cloth rag to remove the ash.
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[@JeremiahRamirez]

thank you for taking on such a dirty topic, lol. Now I'm off to clean my grill.

[@Vindulge]

My pleasure! It's a dirty job, but someone's gotta do it ;)

[@MaxEfficiencySolar]

Thank you doing this right now

[@andrewmilne2791]

Thanks, great video :)

[@Vindulge]

Thanks! Hope it was helpful.

[@turkeyphant]

Do you really need to remove the old coal? Surely there's no mould on it? And it will burn off anyway

[@Vindulge]

Do you need to? No. BUT it is incredibly likely that IF you have mold in your grill it has sat for a long period of time. That mold grows in an environment that is wet or has residual moisture as well as bits of food the mold grows on. Because of this, any old charcoal is not going to burn as effectively. So we remove all old coal so we have a hot clean burn and have no moist coal that will cool down or at least slow down the burning process.