Blackstone Grease Trap Issue Solved

[@duanewolski8451]

What if you just clean and empty the original grease trap more often?

[@JohnKoutsavlis]

Instead of going through all that nonsense try lining the drip trap with the disposable aluminum liners that Blackstone makes and dispose of them more often. I would like to see the mess your full bucket makes when you spill that!

[@YarnellCrew]

Although those are cheap they now make a silicon one that is dishwasher safe and they sell them in packs of 2 so, you can just empty out one throw it in the dishwasher and put the clean one in, and just keep rotating them in and out. I think they are only $10 for 2 of them. Although his mod is cool, I just can't see spending that kind of time or money for something like that.

[@brittvaldes7924]

I'm not that motivated I just empty it each time

[@Talon6551]

Seems like a lot less work if you just empty the grease trap when you are finished cooking. This was a solution in need of a problem.

[@cedaroakfarm8596]

Like below, just clean the trap or toss the AL trap before you roll or move it. Not a problem. If installed and maintained properly, there is no issue.

[@SteveInGeorgia]

Brilliant design - your finished product is out of my price range, but definitely a great idea!

[@KeegFam]

Thanks for the feedback. Curious, What price would you pay for it? We are trying to find a price people are willing to pay, but not cut on quality and still make it worth doing.

[@mikecrabtree8200]

Wouldn't it be easier if you just removed the grease tin from the back of the griddle before you tried to move it.

[@BIGGgregg1]

Great Video! The camera crew did a fine job too!

[@KeegFam]

Thank you!

[@wajeanes]

This is a great idea, thanks for sharing. Get an arbor press, it will make the dimple step much faster.

[@KeegFam]

Glad you like it! Thanks for the tip.

[@gardenerpete5232]

I have a problem that when I take the grill cover off, it knocks the grease trap off. I temporarily wired it on. I like your idea, and you can see the grease level in the can from the front.

[@georgenettlesjr1466]

How to buy one?

[@larrycox7169]

I'm fairly sure the silcon step is unnecessary as the rubber gasket goes on top. The tightening of the lower "nut" compresses and seals the fitting. Might save you a step and yes the silicon step will work.

[@KeegFam]

Thanks for the tip!

[@Aspen5.7]

OR just instal a hook on the back and hang the bucket on the hook and let the grease drip right into the bucket. You are welcome. BOOM!

[@sherriesaunders5966]

This was awesome. Thank you!

[@gregb8486]

I would like to get one of these, but when I click on the link in the description it sends me to facebook. I don't have facebook, is there another way I could contact you about getting one?

[@KeegFam]

You can contact us at [e-mail]

[@johnr5545]

God bless

[@MrMezzzy]

Great job

[@mguerramd]

Blackstone dropped the ball on this design. That grease catcher shouldn't be loosely hanging off the back where it can EASILY be knocked off/splash/drip. Nice recovery on your part, doing their work for them!

[@blan17754]

I'll Buy one But i don't have a vice or a drill press can i just pay you to assemble all one piece and send it me ?

[@KeegFam]

We sell them already assembled at keegfam.com.

[@61sanlee]

I am very interested

[@KeegFam]

You can order one on our website: Keegfam.com

[@jenscholtens]

Nice!

[@gregsims4842]

I want one

[@supergirl2997]

Mice will be happy

[@denniscunningham7021]

I have no problem with my blackstone.

[@brianmoore2508]

Just empty the trap before hitting the bump. This is dumb 😂😂