Quiz
1. What is the safest and easiest way to light a gas grill?
- Keep the cover closed and run the gas for a few minutes before ignition.
- Open the cover, crank up the gas, and wait before tossing in a match.
- Turn on the gas, open the cover, and ignite.
- Open the cover, turn on the gas, and ignite with match or sparking unit.
2. What's the best way to get a charcoal briquette fire started?
- Fill grill with briquettes, douse with gasoline (starter fuel is for sissies). Strike match.
- Form the briquettes into pyramid, douse with lighter fluid -- allow fluid to soak in before lighting.
3. Your charcoal briquettes aren't burning properly. What's the best way to get 'em going in a hurry?
- Pour starter fluid over the whole mess and start over.
- Give up and eat cold food.
- Fan the still-smoldering briquettes until the pile is lighted.
4. Where's the best place to store unused propane cylinders?
- The trunk of the car.
- In the basement.
- Under the deck or porch.
- Outside, away from the house.
5. How often should gas cylinders be re-tested?
- Once every 10 years.
- Once every 5 years.
- Once every 3 years.
- Once a year.
1. What is the safest and easiest way to light a gas grill?
Open the cover, turn on the gas, and ignite with match or sparking unit.
2. What's the best way to get a charcoal briquette fire started?
Form the briquettes into pyramid, douse with lighter fluid -- allow fluid to soak in before lighting.
3. Your charcoal briquettes aren't burning properly. What's the best way to get 'em going in a hurry?
Fan the still-smoldering briquettes until the pile is lighted.
4. Where's the best place to store unused propane cylinders?
Outside, away from the house.
5. How often should gas cylinders be re-tested?
Once every 10 years.
Oops! There's a serious risk you could become a crispy critter this summer. Before you light a match, review our BBQ safety tips.
Not bad, but you might want to brush up on your BBQ safety tips.
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