How Do You Place Lava Rocks In A Barbeque Grill?
A gas or electric barbecue grill uses lava rocks around the heat source in the bottom of the grill to disperse and retain the heat of the grill. Because lava rocks have a natural porous composition, they can trap and hold heat inside the grill, even after you turn it off. The porous surface of lava rocks also traps grease over time, which can lead to dangerous grill flares. For this reason, many manufacturers recommend replacing them every one to two years. Open the grill and remove the grilling grate. Set this aside while you place the lava rocks inside the grill. Remove any existing lava rocks from inside the grill and discard them. Use a wire brush to brush the gas or electric element inside the grill lightly while the lava rocks are not covering it. Remove as much soiling and debris as possible. Pour the lava rocks carefully into the bottom of the grill around the element. Spread the lava rocks out evenly so they cover the entire length of the element. Add enough lava rocks to the
