Spiders love gas grills. No, it’s not the burgers and dogs that attract them—it’s actually the propane and natural gas. Propane may smell bad to us humans (by design), but to spiders, the smell of…
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No one likes a rainy cookout. However, if rain is in the forecast, don’t panic—whether your food is prepped and ready to grill or you’ve got a dozen guests on their way over, a little…
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The winter can be a difficult season for any grill to weather, even if your barbecue is tucked away and safely stored. Properly winterizing your grill can go a long way to preventing common post-winter…
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There’s nothing more frustrating than trying to grill a big batch of burgers only to find one side is cooking faster than the other. No, it’s not your grilling skills—it’s your grill. You’ve got hot…
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There is nothing quite like the experience of being in the great outdoors and cooking over an open flame. Whether that flame is a campfire, a portable grill, or an in-ground model provided by the…
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It can be tempting to fire your grill up as soon as spring arrives, but after sitting idle through the winter, your BBQ will appreciate a little TLC before you stoke the flames. Running a…
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Checking your barbecue for gas leaks is easy to do and should be part of your routine maintenance to ensure that your grill is proper working order. Gas leaks are typically caused by loose connections…
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