In addition to our brick oven we built a BBQ/Fire pit next to it. This past week here in the North East we have been soaked with rain. Last night we fired up the oven and took took the embers out of the oven and put them in the fire pit/BBQ added a few logs so we could enjoy a fire as we baked bread.
The BBQ/Fire pit began to "Steam" from the bottom AGAIN like it did during the cure. We poured this back in May and it had stopped steaming quite some time ago. SO we are wondering do we need to keep the BBQ covered so water does not make the refractory cement wet every time we have a rain storm? Our first thought was once its cured it would be OK, but maybe we were wrong?!
Malinda
The BBQ/Fire pit began to "Steam" from the bottom AGAIN like it did during the cure. We poured this back in May and it had stopped steaming quite some time ago. SO we are wondering do we need to keep the BBQ covered so water does not make the refractory cement wet every time we have a rain storm? Our first thought was once its cured it would be OK, but maybe we were wrong?!
Malinda
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