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Char Broil Vs Weber Gas Grills - Which Brand Is Better?
During the holidays, such as Independence Day, Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, and Father's Day, we often go out in our backyard and cook grilled food. If you are thinking about purchasing a brand new gas grill, you may want to know about the ongoing debate between Char Broil vs Weber gas grills. You want to know which one is better in order for you to avoid wasting money. Besides, you have to consider the fact that we all want the best for our money, right?
So, here is a brief comparison between Weber and Char Broil grills, which will help you decide which brand you should go for.
The first thing that you should try looking at is the price for the grills. All things being equal, Char Broil grills are a lot cheaper than Weber grills. If you see a Weber grill costing around 400 dollars, the same class of grill from Char Broil will cost you around 250 dollars.
The second thing that you may look for is quality. Although both BBQs have a positive record and reviews when it comes to quality, Weber still stands out. Weber offers better quality construction and it is also a lot more durable.
Char Broil grills have a tendency to rust, especially the outside of the grill casing. Weber grills are built with high quality stainless steel, which means that you don't have to worry about rust building up on the grill.
Weber gas grills do not have as many individual replacement parts compared to Char Broil grills. Also, Weber parts are much more expensive than the other BBQs' parts. Weber is also a lot heavier because of its two stainless steel doors and storage area, which will basically give you a hard time moving it around and cleaning it.
Weber grills are durable and are built to last but if you are looking for a full feature grill that is cheap and functional, you should go for Char Broil gas grills. They are inexpensive and are perfect if you are just going to use them occasionally. However, if you plan on using the grill frequently, you should go for Weber gas grills.
Friday, November 25, 2011
An Introduction to Compressed Gas Cylinders
Compressed gas cylinders exist to "squeeze down" the space needed to store gases. This allows them to be stored more efficiently. However, it creates a great deal of pressure, which can become dangerous. Even a small gas leak can be very hazardous. The high pressure in the cylinder pushes the gas great distances when a leak begins. If the gas is flammable, an explosion can occur.
Many consumers forget that these cylinders include home use items such as propane and butane tanks used for home barbecue grills. The same safety measures need to be in place. The small home use tanks are just as dangerous as the large commercial use tanks.
Because of these hazards, correct compressed gas cylinder storage is very important. Use cool, dry, well-ventilated spaces. Make certain to secure cylinders upright. Strap all of the cylinders into place to prevent tipping. Keep the safety caps on and maintain them in good condition until connections are made.
After a cylinder is properly secured in place, the safety cap can be removed. Never force it off with a screwdriver or bar. Keep containers out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. Smoking is never permitted in storage areas. Don't rely on the cylinder paint color alone to be an indicator of the type of gas inside. Never tamper with a cylinder's identifying labels/stencils because this is the only accurate way to identify the gas inside.
Compressed gas cylinders should be handled carefully when transported. Never drag them across the floor or roll them across the floor as this can agitate the gas inside, and could create miniscule holes that cause an eruption. Hand trucks should always be used, 4-wheeled, if possible. Safety caps should always be inspected before, and in place whenever transporting cylinders, no matter how far the distance is. These caps protect valves in case of falls or bumps. To correctly hook up cylinders you must be familiar with associated fittings and mechanisms.
If a cylinder does fall, don't try and catch it. More people are injured trying to catch compressed gas cylinders than in any other type of cylinder related accident. Use service elevators or "dumbwaiters" to move cylinders from floor to floor. Do not ride in the elevator with the cylinders, instead use stairs or have a partner meet them at the arrival area.
Even suspected gas leaks should be treated carefully. Immediately report the situation to your supervisor and the equipment supplier and remove the cylinder for service. Once cylinders are connected and systems assembled, valves and fittings should be checked for leaks. Cover the surfaces with a diluted soap solution. Bubbles will indicate leaks. Tighten or correct fittings, if possible.
If leaks cannot be fixed, immediately alert all employees and supervisors in the area. Begin the procedures outlined by your company, or instructions given by your supervisor. Material Safety Data Sheets should also be consulted for the gases involved. Know the properties and hazards of the gases you work with. Know how to safely store and transport compressed gas cylinders. Be aware of the ways in which regulators, CGA's and pressure release devices operate. Think ahead and prepare for using compressed gases.
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Saturday, November 5, 2011
Find Out How to Check Your House For Gas Leaks
Gas leaks are a serious business. This is not scaremongering - people die from gas leaks, so knowing about the dangers and how to deal with them is important. Whether it be from you water boiler, central heating, gas cooker or outdoor BBQ, knowing how to check for gas leaks is a vital skill in order to stay safe and - as a lesser concern - to save you money off your utility bills.
There are various telltale signs that you may have a gas leak in your home but usually the most obvious sign is the smell. It is a common misconception but natural gas is actually odorless, which is partly why it is so dangerous, as humans can inhale toxic fumes without noticing it. To combat this problem, gas providers artificially add an "odouriser" or liquid chemical which taints the gas with an unpleasant smell which alerts the senses to its presence.
The odouriser will smell sulfurous, like rotten eggs, which is the surest sign that you have a gas leak. Sometimes new appliances like fake log fires have a strong burning smell the first time they are used, this is normal and the smell should burn off within an hour. The smell of gas is quite distinctive and should be noticeably appreciable, but if the smell continues from a new appliance then it could be faulty, in which case you should call the manufacturer.
Other than the strong smell you may hear a faint hissing sound or may even be able to see the gas moving small dust clouds from the surrounding area. If you perceive any of these signs switch off at the source and call your provider. Most will offer a free service to come and make your house safe.
In some cases a gas leak may not be abundantly obvious and could be only a small leak, but still potentially very dangerous. Pipes which are discolored with black streaks are evidence of escaping gas at loose fittings. You can test your fittings with a spray bottle and some soapy water. Spray the liquid all around the gas fittings and check carefully for small bubbles. If bubbles do appear, then your gas is leaking and you need to tighten or reset the fitting. Take care not to over-tighten as that can make the leak worse, and - if in doubt - call a professional in to fix your problem.
Under no circumstances if you suspect a gas leak should you light a match or switch on/off any electrical appliances. Even switching off a light bulb can be enough to spark an explosion, so take extreme care in those circumstances.
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Friday, October 28, 2011
NFL Licensed Uniform Gas Grill Covers
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NFL Licensed Uniform Gas Grill Covers. Football uniform gas grill covers bring NFL team pride to your backyard. Pro football gas grill covers from Brookstone show off your allegiance while protecting your grill from moisture, UV rays and debris. Make Sunday cookouts more fun this football season or display your favorite teams uniform and bolster a friendly rivalry with the neighbors. Whether you root for the home team or a city hundreds of miles away, our gas grill covers give you one more way to showcase your loyalty. Use alone or pair with one of our team logo propane tank covers (sold separately). Uniform covers measure 60" w x 19 1/2" d x 41" l. Please allow 5 - 7 business days for delivery. Click here to see all available teams. Our NFL uniform gas grill cover also makes the perfect gift for any pro football fan. Order today! ""
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Camco 57305 Olympian RV 5500 Stainless Steel RV Grill
!±8± Camco 57305 Olympian RV 5500 Stainless Steel RV Grill
Post Date : Aug 22, 2011 06:30:20 | Usually ships in 24 hours
The Camco Olympian RV 5500 Stainless Steel RV Grill is designed for RV and outdoor use. It has a high quality lightweight stainless steel barbecue surface that increases flavor without flare-ups. It comes equipped with a versatile two-way mounting bracket included for mounting to the side of your RV or to use as a stand. Its smoker plate is designed to offer the fullest flavor while minimizing grease fires. This grill is quick and easy to assemble and includes a quick-connect hose and valve that utilizes the propane supply on an RVs and trailers that have a built-in low pressure quick-connect propane connection.
- Uses standard commercial or disposable LP cylinders
- Versatile mounting bracket hangs on side of your RV or can be used as a stand
- Quick connect hose and quick connect valve included
- 180 sq in cooking surface, quick and easy to assemble
- Weighs 31.55 lbs. 12,000 BTU, Dimensions 21 ½” W x 13 ¼” D x 8 ¼” H
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Char-Broil 26,500 BTU 2-Burner Gas Grill, 280 Square Inch
!±8±Char-Broil 26,500 BTU 2-Burner Gas Grill, 280 Square Inch
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Price : $88.00
Post Date : Aug 17, 2011 22:15:24
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This grill features 2 burners that deliver 26,500 BTUs of heat and 280-Square Inch cooking surface to accommodate large meals. The side shelves provide extra work space and 6-Inch wheels allow you to move the grill easily.
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Natural Gas Napoleon Grills Prestige V 600 Series Built-In 55 Inch Infrared Grill in Stainless Steel
!±8± Natural Gas Napoleon Grills Prestige V 600 Series Built-In 55 Inch Infrared Grill in Stainless Steel
Post Date : Jul 30, 2011 11:42:19 | Usually ships in 6-10 business days
Click here to see lots of great grilling demos Time and again, you will be impressed with this exceptional grill that is specially designed for high performance alfresco cooking. Wow your guests by creating culinary masterpieces with our professional outdoor grill, handcrafted and constructed entirely of durable, long-lasting, heavy gauge 304 stainless steel. At the heart of the grill, our Prestige V cooking system provides precisely controlled, even heat for grilling perfection. Ideal for steaks, the infrared burner technology delivers intense heat and unparalleled searing power. Click here to read through the instruction manual Cooking Power: Maximum 105.500 BTU'sMain Infrared Burners: 14.000 BTU Main Tube Burners: 14.000 BTU Side Burner: 30.000 BTU Rear Infrared Burner: 20.500 BTU Cooking Surface Size: 600 sq. inch primary cooking area1102 sq. inch total cooking area Features: Number of Infrared Burners: 2 Number of Tube Burners: 2 Number of Side Burners: 2 Available in propane or natural gas models Also available as a cart model 0-1800176; in 25 seconds flat QUAD-HEAT8482; Cooking System 1. High intensity ceramic infrared bottom burner system for searing perfection 2. Rear infrared burner allows for restaurant style rotisserie cooking 3. Commercial grade 16 gauge, 304 stainless steel bottom tube burners are designed for grilling and indirect style cooking 4. The optional charcoal tray offers traditional barbecuing Full integrated dual side burners for fine cuisine cooking Interior halogen grill lights for night time entertaining Polished 304 stainless steel construction Electronic ignition for easy lighting Ceramic infrared bottom burner system Commercial quality rotisserie kit with counter balance forks Patented stainless steel cooking system featuring WAVE8482; rod cooking grids, sear plates, and 16 gauge burners for controlled, even heat Removable stainless steel warming rack extends the cooking area Removable stainless steel
- Order for Propane (LP) or Natural Gas (NG) - 85,500 BTU total.
- 1100 sq. in. of total of total cooking surfaces, including the warming rack. Primary 597 sq. in - 35.375" x 16.875"
- Two Ceramic Infrared main burners, for searing, restaurant style grilling, and direct heat cooking - at 14,000 BTU ea., 28,000 BTU total..
- Two #304 Stainless Steel 14,000 BTU commercial grade tube burners, 28,000 BTU, total.
- 20,500 BTU Infrared Back Burner included.
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Gas Grill Outdoor Grill Portable Barbecue Grill (Black)
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- Compact design for easy storage
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- Auto ignition 9450 BTU circular stainless steel burner for even cooking
- Uses standard propane cylinders
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Weber 426001 Q 300 Propane Gas Barbecue
!±8± Weber 426001 Q 300 Propane Gas Barbecue
Post Date : Jul 25, 2011 05:52:07 | Usually ships in 24 hours
With dual burners, a large cooking surface and 21,700 BTUs of output, the Weber Q300 performs like grills twice its size. Combine its effiency-to-size ratio with top-end features such as a precision thermometer and one-touch ignition and you've got yourself one sizzling-hot value in a grill. Porcelain-enameled cast-iron cooking grate Cast aluminum lid and body with drip ducts Push-button ignition Uses refillable 20 ounces tanks (not included) Tall lid profile with built-in thermometer Glass-reinforced nylon frame with folding work tables and tool holders Bolts into stationary cart (included)
- Full-size model of Weber's popular Q propane gas barbecue; offers 393 square inches of cooking area
- Durable cast-aluminum body and lid with a glass-reinforced nylon frame; polyethylene side tables support condiments and tool hooks
- Meat cooks over 2 stainless-steel burners at a combined 21,700 BTU per hour; cast-iron cooking grates with porcelain enameling
- Adjustable heat output and built-in lid thermometer enable temperature control; requires separate purchase of propane and some assembly
- With lid closed, the grill measures 44 by 36-1/2 by22 inches with a shipping weight of 54.6 pounds; 5-year limited warranty
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