pellets and humidity

Former Member

Greetings all,

I will hopefully be starting a small venture that will include bbq, pizza, breads and other items cooked in a wood burning "oven".

In Mississippi during the summer we have very high humidity, in some instances 100%. Will I have pellet feed/burning problems due to the high humidity? Thanks and I will probably have more questions.

Odis

9/15/059:25 AM

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joemcMember

I live in Meridian,Ms and have no problem.
Joe

9/15/059:59 AM

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Former Member

Odis,

Welcome to the forum.

Were you the one who recently posted in BBQSearch the same question?

100% of the response was that it wasn't an issue.

9/15/0510:54 AM

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Former Member

Yes smokinokie, I am one in the same. I know all the responses were positive but I figured I could reach more pellet heads here. This is a large investment and I'm just trying to do a little homework.

Thanks,
Odis

9/15/0511:44 AM

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Glad you came over here. I couldn't post the link because they will delete links to other forums.

You will get more direct answers and you won't get the "why don't we do away with pellet cookers" that you get over there.

Russ

9/15/051:22 PM

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Former Member

odis,
st augustine, fla here and nope no problems with humidity.
by the way welcome to the group here
everyone is really great and helpful
jack

9/15/053:23 PM

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