Infrared Turkey fryer

[odfrank]

I see this for sale at OSH, would it work for melting wax? Could a bottom drain valve be added?

[honeyman46408]

Infrared?? Does it have a flame? if it has a flame I would bee afraid of it.

[Ben Brewcat]

Infared turkey fryer? Sounds... well it sounds like we need more information . To fry a turkey without turning the outside to charcoal takes some control and consistency of temperature, which radiant heat can provide but takes time and lower temps (hence the many-hour baked turkey compared to the faster deep-fried turkey). What's OSH?

[J-Bees]

Infared turkey fryer? Sounds... well it sounds like we need more information . To fry a turkey without turning the outside to charcoal takes some control and consistency of temperature, which radiant heat can provide but takes time and lower temps (hence the many-hour baked turkey compared to the faster deep-fried turkey). What's OSH?

maby this:

http://www.osh.com/Cultures/en-US?ft=true

[odfrank]

It runs on propane, so there is a flame somewhere. OSH is a hardware store chain owned by Sears.

I will have to go look at it.

[JohnK and Sheri]

Where is riverrat when we need him? This sounds like an accident waiting to happen. I would sure consider anything with an open flame dangerous to melt wax with. I'll stick with my 'lectric melters I think.
Sheri

[Cyndi]

Oh yea, mee tooo, I love my Copper Creek electric kettle pot.

[riverrat]

Where is riverrat when we need him? This sounds like an accident waiting to happen. I would sure consider anything with an open flame dangerous to melt wax with. I'll stick with my 'lectric melters I think.
Sheri

Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Flying faster than the pollen jocks on the bee movie the ratman has appeared. Only to advise all that bizzybee is the official beesource pyro. I am just the firemarshal. I wouldnt advise doing it near any uninsured structures. or for that matter I just plain wouldnt recommend it period. Open Flame + Wax - Common sense = Skin grafts

[JohnK and Sheri]

Thanks Riverrat I knew we could count on you!
Sheri

[paul.h]

I think this is what he is talking about.
http://www.charbroil.com/Consumer/Pr...uctSeriesID=95

[riverrat]

I think this is what he is talking about.
http://www.charbroil.com/Consumer/Pr...uctSeriesID=95

while this model would be safer than other turkey fryers. It still has an open flame. He could try it but after a couple of trips to the propane fill station. I am sure he will change his mind towards an electric melter. It would be far safer and cheaper to run.