Traeger Pellet Grills Aluminum Grease Bucket Liners (5-Pack)

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The bucket aluminum was nice but not needed since my Traeger comes with a different type of tray.

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The grill liners were a perfect fit, well made heavy duty aluminum, and make cleanup easy. The bucket liners are a must have for quick and easy cleanup.I like the idea of an all natural grill cleaner. I'd really let the grease build up get out of hand so it did take multiple attempts to get it back to it's original state, but I was pleased with the outcome. You do need to work on smaller areas at a time and apply it heavily not with a thin mist especially if you have a heavy build up of grease.

These foil liners are just what Dr.Smoke (me) needed. 17# briskets can just melt away their flavor hides & no muss & no mess. The best thing since 1911s.

I like just about everything Traeger, except for the small grease bucket and liner. I actually wound up purchasing a Pit Boss bucket and liner that is twice the size. The liner is just as advertised and fits the bucket perfectly, just needs to be a little bigger.

Makes cleaning easy. I mean, it's a little silly to go through a lot of these when you can usually just wait until the grease dries and then pop it out like a popsicle and just keep reusing them over and over. But when you need new, it's not too bad.

They are Ok but if they are out of stock don't have them shipped. Mine arrived flat as a pancake. Cost more in gas to drive them back to the store for a refund.

Thought the liner would be tall enough to cover the entire inside of the pail, with a lip that went around the top of the pail. That is what the picture looks like. But it is a couple inches shorter than the pail I have, which is original and came with my Traeger. So I have to put a piece of foil to cover this exposed portion of the pail otherwise the drippings run down the inside between the side of the pail and the liner.

Easier to use than just putting store bought foil in the bucket. Was disappointed that they shoved these in the same package as my liners causing them to become smashed and misshapen. They still work as intended, but I shouldn't have to fix them, just because they were trying to save on shipping costs. I'll still buy them in the future but i may consider shopping local next time to avoid problems in the future.