It’s summertime in our part of the hemisphere, which means it’s Barbecue Season!
To get you started, I’m re-posting this list of Grilling Safety Tips because it’s really important to repeat – and – because we value each and every one of our readers.
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Grilling Safety Tips:
2. If using a charcoal grill, only use a starter fluid made for that type of grill.
4. If using a gas grill, check the connection between the propane tank and the fuel line to be sure there is no leak. DO NOT use a match to check for leaks!!!
6. Don’t ever bring a barbecue grill into your home or garage. You’ll be at risk for carbon monoxide poisoning and fire.
8. Have a bucket of water handy – just in case!
If the fire is outside, throw dirt on it. If the fire is inside your kitchen, try to smother the
flames with a pot lid, or use salt, baking soda, or a fire extinguisher.
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Thanks for posting these safety tips they are valuable for every grill owner
It's our pleasure!