You may see some buildup on the sides like on this 24" Rio Grande Disc - you can see a bit of build up on the uppermost portion of the disc...

So, get one of these  - -

Now use it to scape the side --- AND BE CAREFUL not to gouge the metal...

Here is what you may see when scraping....and just wipe with a paper towel...

After a nice scrape the disc is shiny and sleek...

(*Thumbnail courtesy of ZAK - The Magic Bus (Alaska)).

Well, here it is!   My favorite tool for the Disco!   This is a hand hammered shovel/spatula and is the perfect and shape!  What is kool about it is the rounded front.... this makes it easy on the rim discs and the curvature for all the other discs.  It will also turn a lot of food ;>)

We will begin offering these on our website next week under the Accessories section.  

*Thumbnail courtesy of ZAK -  Lone tree at Wickersham (Alaska).

In use on the patio grill

We are gonna give this a try and see how it pans out.  Hopefully, everyone can get some info here that they find useful.  We get a lot of questions so maybe we can address some here as well as provide some insight on how we cook and use the Disco.  We will also post some tips, tricks and hacks we have learned along the way....  The first one we will post is about a DIY windscreen for the portable height burner from eastman...  look for it next week.   We are going to try and get these going weekly...

Also - a big shout out to ZAK H as we will be using his photographic genius for all our blog thumbnails.  He is currently active duty US ARMY and always sends us pictures from his travels around the world as he can.  This one is a nice b/w from Alaska.  So, look forward to these awesome pics accompanying our posts.  Thank you Zak & Laura!