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Pizza pan is the way to go. I thumped the lip a few times with a hammer to lower it a little as I had a concern about airflow. I rotate the flattened part to the vent, but I'm sure that's just superstition rather than anything scientific. Cleaning now is just lift out the basket, lift out the pan.
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Bought a ten-gallon metal trash can at the local hardware store. Cost $10 or so. Works great. Just pick up the PBC and dump the ashes in. When the can is half-way filled, it is time to empty it into a trash bag, because it gets pretty heavy!
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I think you'd have to go with a flatter design like PBC Jim's or Ernest's pizza pan idea, SRA. Otherwise you'll block the necessary air flow under the coal basket.
For me, the two layers of foil work great because at the end of the day I can fold the ashes into the foil, no muss no fuss. I'm short (5'2"), so it's easier for me to fold the foil with tongs if necessary than to get a grip on a rigid pan at the bottom of the PBC. One of these days I'll do a 1.5 gainer into that thing trying to clean out the bottom!
KathrynLast edited by fzxdoc; October 16, 2014, 08:01 AM.
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What diameter should we be looking for? I know, I know, I should take my lazy butt outside and measure for myself but its late, dark and raining outside right now.
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I just bought this pizza pan, I'll use it under the basket. Save me some foil money http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...L._SL1500_.jpg
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Got mine from Home Depot. Here at a mile high the vent is already mostly open so I just sweep the ashes out with a fireplace tool.
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