Heavy duty foil pouch, sack, or bag, for barbequing with charcoal or wood for easy clean up

Abstract

If you have ever washed for a better way of barbecuing and didn't want to be bothered with the mess of the ashes afterward, and the clean up can be dirty. Now, there is a way. With my Invention, the clean up of the ashes is a breeze. With my Invention, a heavy duty aluminum foil pouch, sac, or bag, with the charcoal or whatever you wish to barbecue with, inside the container or pouch. For the purpose of this summary, I am using charcoal in the pouch, sac, or bag, but any item can be used. The key is a quick cleanup, and convenience. And you buy it this way. It goes from the store, to your barbecue grill, and then to the trash can in one piece. The pouch sac or bag, can be thrown away, once the ashes are cool. The bag is recyclable. No shoveling ashes. Ashes are contained after use. All you have to do is place the sac, pouch or bag in your pit, open the top, by cutting the bag open. Spread the cut edges back, open the pouch to expose the interior contents, light the material inside, such as charcoal, and start grilling. Let the ashes cool, and toss in the trash.

1 . A bag, sac, pouch, lining or container, which can come in various shapes, and sizes, made of a heat, fire, and flame resistant packaging, which would be used for the containment of any kind charcoal, or a similar product that would be used to barbecue food. For the purpose of this claim, I am going to use the word container to describe a bag, sac, lining, pouch, or container. It can be made flexible and foldable material preferably heavy duty aluminum foil of any gauge. The heaviest gauges work best. The interior of the container would contain the charcoal, or other material used for barbecuing. The aluminum foil container would protect the grill, where the charcoal or other material would never come in contact with the grill. The charcoal would be lit, and not burn through the bag, thus protecting the grill from the ashes after burning. The container would be placed between the grill rack (for food items), and the bottom of the charcoal grill itself. It is placed where charcoal would be placed in a charcoal grill. The bag could be cut open from the top to expose the charcoal, to allow the heat to rise, once lit to cook food. The charcoal, or other material would be contained in the interior or inner surface of the container. When you have completed your grilling experience, my invention provides a new way of disposing the ashes after burning, and keeping the grill clean. When barbecuing is complete, simply let the ashes cool, pick up the entire container, and discard. The container can also be sold separately without the charcoal in the interior.