Weirdest experience with these liners ever. Did you change them? They're very thin. I'm hoping it was a fluke with the 1st of 10. I only made burgers but it curled up and the grease seemed to puddle vs drain. Fingers crossed for the remaining 9!
Response from traegergrills.comBy Traeger Grills, Traeger, April 1, 2025
Hello, and thank for reviewing the Ironwood 885 Drip Tray Liner. There haven’t been any recent changes to the drip tray liners, so if you find that they continue to perform inadequately, and nothing is being done differently when using them, then please reach out to Traeger Customer Service and one of our agents can check the liners with you to see what needs to be done. In the meantime, use caution with any liners that inhibit proper grease flow, and if the grease continues to pool excessively on the tray, make sure to replace the liner prior continuing to use the grill.
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Bring Back the Liners!
on May 10, 2026
Posted by: The_Real_Lou
from CA
Discontinued? Why? Have we stopped using our Ironwood 885's??
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from traegergrills.comBy Traeger Grills, Traeger, May 10, 2026
Hey Lou, thanks for commenting and sharing your thoughts. We still offer drip tray liners, and for the Ironwood 885 the compatible SKU is BAC855. These are designed to make cleanup easier while helping keep your grill in great condition between cooks. If you need help finding them or anything else for your setup, we are here to help. TRAEGER
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