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What else can I help you with?
What type of gas should I use for my BBQ grill?
You should use propane gas for your BBQ grill.
Who can tell me a best gas BBQ reviews?
The best person to talk to about reviews on a gas BBQ is the people who sell the units. They can give you all the spec's on there BBQ's and may also have testimonials from people who have bought BBQ's from them. Another good way is to talk with people who love to BBQ. and have experience with indoor units.
Which gas is used with a BBQ grill?
Propane
What gas powers a BBQ?
Propane, LPG, or natural gas (methane)
Is grilling over a gas BBQ carcinogenic?
Yes considering BBQ does create carcinogens it can be considered carcinogenic
Is a natural gas barbecue better or cheaper than a normal barbecue?
A gas BBQ is more expensive than a normal BBQ. Normal BBQs cost about $300, but gas goes beyond that. So I recommend that you buy a normal BBQ than a gas one. Gas is pricey these days, so go for a normal one.
BBQ - which is best gas to use?
The best gas really depends on what you prefer
BBQ Grillware?
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What is the difference between a gas and charcoal BBQ grill?
A gas BBQ grill is easier to use, and is more convenient, but a charcoal grill will give you a smoky flavor, which cannot be achieved by using a gas BBQ. Gas BBQs are also safer than charcoal grills.
How can I replace my BBQ gas grill lid?
There are several online stores that sell replacement lids for bbq gas grills, but my advice would be to contact the manufacturer of your product to get direct and safe information from them.
Where can I find reviews for a gas BBQ grill?
You can find reviews for a gas bbq grill at www.bbqs.com. They provide expert advice and sell accessories for the modern barbecue. You can find everything you need and more.
What gas is used for bbq cooking?
Ethane, methane, propane, butane and natural gas are the most common.
