COASTROAD Hearth & Patio I agree with CG&S, except that I think they might underestimate how often something terribly, terribly wrong happens when grilling on a gas grill.
The photo below is what happened when a gas leak developed at the valve manifold on a very expensive grill (which shall remain nameless). Fortunately, the homeowner had kept the grease tray very clean, so only the gas ignited. If typical, the grease tray would have been full, and the flame nearby would have ignited the half gallon or so in the tray, causing flames to leap eight feet or more.
Yes, terribly wrong, but unfortunately, not that unusual. We have seen the aftermath of several grill fires and explosions.
When it's sunny, a strand of ornamental copper vessels enhances the beauty and warmth of this outdoor cooking space. When it's rainy, it takes on a welcoming, song-like trickle.
A nice grill. Food on the grill basically defines a summer party, so having a decent place to barbecue is a must. Pick one up before stores run out of the cool ones.
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When it's sunny, a strand of ornamental copper vessels enhances the beauty and warmth of this outdoor cooking space. When it's rainy, it takes on a welcoming, song-like trickle.
When it's sunny, a strand of ornamental copper vessels enhances the beauty and warmth of this outdoor cooking space. When it's rainy, it takes on a welcoming, song-like trickle
Here's the other type of rain chain - a series of metallic cups that the water trickles down as it rains. They sound like a marimba when it rains hard enough. :)
When it's sunny, a strand of ornamental copper vessels enhances the beauty and warmth of this outdoor cooking space. When it's rainy, it takes on a welcoming, song-like trickle.
A nice grill. Food on the grill basically defines a summer party, so having a decent place to barbecue is a must. Pick one up before stores run out of the cool ones.
The photo below is what happened when a gas leak developed at the valve manifold on a very expensive grill (which shall remain nameless). Fortunately, the homeowner had kept the grease tray very clean, so only the gas ignited. If typical, the grease tray would have been full, and the flame nearby would have ignited the half gallon or so in the tray, causing flames to leap eight feet or more.
Yes, terribly wrong, but unfortunately, not that unusual. We have seen the aftermath of several grill fires and explosions.