Tips for Buying A BBQ Grill

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Tips for Buying A BBQ Grill
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Most people who love the art of outdoor living
will have at one time or another contemplated
buying an outdoor Bar-B-Que grill for their
outdoor kitchen. Landing the grill of your dreams
is not as easy as it may sound and, as a result,
you require a simple checklist that you can take
along when you are going shopping in order for
you to manage to separate the necessities from
the frills.
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The source of fuel The use of propane is
convenient but you always need to have a spare
tank around so that you dont have to leave your
BBQ grill to go and look for propane. However,
natural gas appears to be a better option and
which costs less in the long run but you will
need to have a line fixed from your indoor
kitchen to the outdoor kitchen. You may also want
to do a propane/natural gas conversion using a
conversion kit think carefully about your fuel
source when choosing.   
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Use of grill There is no doubt that you
constructed an outdoor kitchen for cooking and
that is why you want to install a grill. However,
you want to ask yourself what kind of food you
are likely to cook and the quantities. The good
rule of the thumb is to have an outdoor Bar-B-Que
grill that can hold enough food for as many
people as you would like to host at once. If you
love to entertain you will definitely want a
grill that has a large surface area. Take
measurements before you head to the BBQ grill
showroom so that you get the exact size.      
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The BTU Debate BTU is the short form for British
Thermal Unit and it reflects on the grills gas
usage just remember that unlike the horsepower
in your car engine, a bigger BTU unit does not
necessarily guarantee faster or better cooking.
For a standard gas grill, you will require
between 80 and 100 BTU for every square inch
while 60 to 80 BTU will do for an infrared unit.
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Features There are many frills that can
accompany your outdoor Bar-B-Que grill you may
get to use your warmer racks, side burners, and
rotisseries quite a bit but ask yourself what
other BBQ accessories you will really need. It
is, therefore, important that you make a
checklist of the most important BBQ accessories
you will need and at a price you can comfortably
afford.
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Upkeep and maintenance On average you may need
to change some important BBQ parts at least once
every 14 months. The most common ones are burners
that may not be too expensive or too hard to
replace but you need to check that they are
actually hardy avoid BBQ parts that are poorly
made because they will give you lots of headaches.
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