I have never used a grill cover, but now I own one for the gas grill. I live in an area where it may start and stop raining several times in a day. It may rain for days on end. Every month of the year will probably include some sort of gas or charcoal grill cooking.
My question:
When you are done using the grill and it is wet, is it good idea to leave the cover off?
Looked on the web to see what people were saying.
Here is an article I found:
When Should I Cover My Grill? (All Pros and Cons)
“If you have pets or small children, you may want to consider covering your grill when not in use. This will prevent them from getting into the hot coals and getting hurt.”
“Here are three reasons why using a grill cover is the best way to grill in the winter:
It keeps your food warm.
It protects your food from the elements.
It makes clean-up a breeze.”
Seems pretty wacky.
On occasion I find articles on the web that make me wonder if they were created using AI. A couple of examples below.
Does AI Create Fake Info For The Web – Oyhut State Park?