Be mindful of what you need to do with the ashes after using a charcoal grill to stay safe. ‘Make sure they’re cool,’ says H&G’s Alex. ‘This means leaving them for at least 48 hours. Disposing of ashes that even have a hint of warmth to them is risking a fire in your trash can. Charcoal briquette ash should be wrapped completely in aluminum foil before placing it in your outdoor trash can. The latter must be non-combustible.

Round smoker grills, often characterized by their dome shape, utilize indirect heat and smoke to cook meat and vegetables slowly. This method allows for a more controlled cooking process, resulting in tender and juicy dishes. One of the main advantages of using a round smoker grill is its versatility. Whether you're preparing a succulent brisket, mouthwatering ribs, or even vegetables, the smoker grill can handle it all. The circular design ensures an even distribution of heat, allowing food to cook uniformly.