See the following webpage for a picture of the shed:

http://webpages.charter.net/bdurrett/000_0111.JPG

I'm having trouble using my WSM outside. Last time I smoked ribs it
rained. I pulled the smoker under the awning of the house, but the
water still splashed on the side and got the charcoal wet.

I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide and
smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Thanks,
Bobby

wrote:
See the following webpage for a picture of the shed:

http://webpages.charter.net/bdurrett/000_0111.JPG

I'm having trouble using my WSM outside. Last time I smoked ribs it
rained. I pulled the smoker under the awning of the house, but the
water still splashed on the side and got the charcoal wet.

I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide and
smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Thanks,
Bobby

LOL!
Is that where hurricane Charlie put my shed? Looks just like mine, but I
guess Charlie lost the doors.

No, I wouldn't cook in there without major modifications (more
ventilation), and I don't think that the shed's structure would allow much
without falling apart.

BOB

wrote:
See the following webpage for a picture of the shed:

http://webpages.charter.net/bdurrett/000_0111.JPG

I'm having trouble using my WSM outside. Last time I smoked ribs it
rained. I pulled the smoker under the awning of the house, but the
water still splashed on the side and got the charcoal wet.

I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide and
smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Thanks,
Bobby

LOL!
Is that where hurricane Charlie put my shed? Looks just like mine, but I
guess Charlie lost the doors.

No, I wouldn't cook in there without major modifications (more
ventilation), and I don't think that the shed's structure would allow much
without falling apart.

BOB

wrote in message
oups.com...
See the following webpage for a picture of the shed:

http://webpages.charter.net/bdurrett/000_0111.JPG

I'm having trouble using my WSM outside. Last time I smoked ribs it
rained. I pulled the smoker under the awning of the house, but the
water still splashed on the side and got the charcoal wet.

I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide and
smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Thanks,
Bobby

Take the roof off and it should be fine.

Jack Curry
-Just wait until the rain stops-

wrote in message
oups.com...
See the following webpage for a picture of the shed:

http://webpages.charter.net/bdurrett/000_0111.JPG

I'm having trouble using my WSM outside. Last time I smoked ribs it
rained. I pulled the smoker under the awning of the house, but the
water still splashed on the side and got the charcoal wet.

I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide and
smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Thanks,
Bobby

Take the roof off and it should be fine.

Jack Curry
-Just wait until the rain stops-

"Jack Curry" Jack took his meds and wrote:
wrote in message
[]
I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide and
smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Take the roof off and it should be fine.

Jack Curry
-Just wait until the rain stops-

Jack, yer new drugs are working great!

BTW, can't be sure, but looks like he'd hafta take the roof off just ta
stand up straight.

--
Nick. Christmas Day, the twenty-fifth Day of December, being established a
Federal holiday by an Act of Congress on June 28, 1870: Merry Christmas!

Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops! You are not forgotten. Thanks.

"Jack Curry" Jack took his meds and wrote:
wrote in message
[]
I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide and
smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Take the roof off and it should be fine.

Jack Curry
-Just wait until the rain stops-

Jack, yer new drugs are working great!

BTW, can't be sure, but looks like he'd hafta take the roof off just ta
stand up straight.

--
Nick. Christmas Day, the twenty-fifth Day of December, being established a
Federal holiday by an Act of Congress on June 28, 1870: Merry Christmas!

Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops! You are not forgotten. Thanks.

wrote:
"Jack Curry" Jack took his meds and wrote:
wrote in message
[]
I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide
and smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Take the roof off and it should be fine.

Jack Curry
-Just wait until the rain stops-

Jack, yer new drugs are working great!

BTW, can't be sure, but looks like he'd hafta take the roof off just ta
stand up straight.

Nick, *YES* to both. I *had* a shed just like that 'til Charlie blew
through here.

BOB

wrote:
"Jack Curry" Jack took his meds and wrote:
wrote in message
[]
I was wondering if it would be safe to run it in the metal shed in my
back yard. It has a big open door, but I wonder if Carbon Monoxide
and smoke will fill the top and knock me out.

Take the roof off and it should be fine.

Jack Curry
-Just wait until the rain stops-

Jack, yer new drugs are working great!

BTW, can't be sure, but looks like he'd hafta take the roof off just ta
stand up straight.

Nick, *YES* to both. I *had* a shed just like that 'til Charlie blew
through here.

BOB

I guess that means the answer is "no." I went outside and checked. I
can stand up straight in the shed, but with not much room to spare.

My wife says she would tear the shed down if it were our house, but we
are just renting.

Maybe it is because we live in Louisiana now, but I seem to be
barbecueing in the rain a fair amount.
Thanks for your replies.

- Bobby

I guess that means the answer is "no." I went outside and checked. I
can stand up straight in the shed, but with not much room to spare.

My wife says she would tear the shed down if it were our house, but we
are just renting.

Maybe it is because we live in Louisiana now, but I seem to be
barbecueing in the rain a fair amount.
Thanks for your replies.

- Bobby

" BOB" wrote:
wrote:
"Jack Curry" Jack took his meds and wrote:
[]
Take the roof off and it should be fine.

-Just wait until the rain stops-

Jack, yer new drugs are working great!

BTW, can't be sure, but looks like he'd hafta take the roof off just ta
stand up straight.

Nick, *YES* to both. I *had* a shed just like that 'til Charlie blew
through here.

I still have one. Keep banging my head on the roof.

You'd hafta go down ta West Hollywood for Charlie ta :-0

--
Nick. Christmas Day, the twenty-fifth Day of December, being established a
Federal holiday by an Act of Congress on June 28, 1870: Merry Christmas!

Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops! You are not forgotten. Thanks.

" BOB" wrote:
wrote:
"Jack Curry" Jack took his meds and wrote:
[]
Take the roof off and it should be fine.

-Just wait until the rain stops-

Jack, yer new drugs are working great!

BTW, can't be sure, but looks like he'd hafta take the roof off just ta
stand up straight.

Nick, *YES* to both. I *had* a shed just like that 'til Charlie blew
through here.

I still have one. Keep banging my head on the roof.

You'd hafta go down ta West Hollywood for Charlie ta :-0

--
Nick. Christmas Day, the twenty-fifth Day of December, being established a
Federal holiday by an Act of Congress on June 28, 1870: Merry Christmas!

Thank a Veteran and Support Our Troops! You are not forgotten. Thanks.

wrote:
I guess that means the answer is "no." I went outside and checked. I
can stand up straight in the shed, but with not much room to spare.

My wife says she would tear the shed down if it were our house, but we
are just renting.

Maybe it is because we live in Louisiana now, but I seem to be
barbecueing in the rain a fair amount.
Thanks for your replies.

- Bobby

Bobby, I'm sorry for funnin' atcha. Yes, the answer is NO. Taking a chance
with carbon monoxide is a bad idea since it's tasteless, colorless, odorless
and often fatal. Either find another cover, like a big umbrella, or wait
until you have a sunny day.

Jack Curry

wrote:
I guess that means the answer is "no." I went outside and checked. I
can stand up straight in the shed, but with not much room to spare.

My wife says she would tear the shed down if it were our house, but we
are just renting.

Maybe it is because we live in Louisiana now, but I seem to be
barbecueing in the rain a fair amount.
Thanks for your replies.

- Bobby

Bobby, I'm sorry for funnin' atcha. Yes, the answer is NO. Taking a chance
with carbon monoxide is a bad idea since it's tasteless, colorless, odorless
and often fatal. Either find another cover, like a big umbrella, or wait
until you have a sunny day.

Jack Curry