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My grill has 4 burners. The knobs are laid out where 12 o clock is off, with 6 being low and 9 being high.

I went out to grill last night, and 2 of the burners had been on the lowest low instead of off. Looked the same because the dials are straight up and down on either setting.

So yeah, dont be in a rush and spin the dials go up and down. It's a good way to waste a recently refilled tank of propane.

I hope I never do that. Mine is hooked to a natural gas line with a virtually unlimited supply to pump into the atmosphere!

74novaman wrote:My grill has 4 burners. The knobs are laid out where 12 o clock is off, with 6 being low and 9 being high.

I went out to grill last night, and 2 of the burners had been on the lowest low instead of off. Looked the same because the dials are straight up and down on either setting.

So yeah, dont be in a rush and spin the dials go up and down. It's a good way to waste a recently refilled tank of propane.

That is why I always turn off the valve on my tank when finished with the grill.

I always turnoff the bottle.

papajohn1964 wrote:I always turnoff the bottle.

Gas?

papajohn1964 wrote:I always turnoff the bottle.

You'd think that somebody that has a blog about grilling would do this too

(Sorry, 74Novaman, you asked for that )

SRH78 wrote:Gas?

7075-T7 wrote:

SRH78 wrote:Gas?

Propane! Actually I have both gas and charcoal. Gas is good for grilling on weekdays after work.

Maybe not as good as charcoal, but better than an oven or frying pan.

Hank Hill wrote:I sell propane and propane accessories.

WildBill wrote:

7075-T7 wrote:

SRH78 wrote:Gas?

Propane! Actually I have both gas and charcoal. Gas is good for grilling on weekdays after work.

Maybe not as good as charcoal, but better than an oven or frying pan.

Charcoal? I use wood. Charcoal is just for getting the fire started.

hi-power wrote:

Hank Hill wrote:I sell propane and propane accessories.

I love the episode when Hank's wife and son use charcoal to grill when Hank is out of town.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

WildBill wrote:

7075-T7 wrote:

SRH78 wrote:Gas?

Propane! Actually I have both gas and charcoal. Gas is good for grilling on weekdays after work.

Maybe not as good as charcoal, but better than an oven or frying pan.

Charcoal? I use wood. Charcoal is just for getting the fire started.

Now we are talking.

The Annoyed Man wrote:

WildBill wrote:

7075-T7 wrote:

SRH78 wrote:Gas?

Propane! Actually I have both gas and charcoal. Gas is good for grilling on weekdays after work.

Maybe not as good as charcoal, but better than an oven or frying pan.

Charcoal? I use wood. Charcoal is just for getting the fire started.

Im with tamn on this one.

Lump charcoal in a Big Green Egg here, but I wouldn't be anywhere near a pro.