Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!

[curious2garden]

That's awesome! I am not a huge outdoor cooker so I would only ever use it to get wasted and make marshmallows with friends.

You don't really want to do more than that with these.

 

[Laughing Grass]

Those are nice, especially when you have neighbors...The smoke really can be super annoying. My dads neighbors were always complaining about him, but he would have his pack of hotdogs and say he was having a cookout... Yeah, a 6 hour cookout.

We share a common fence with our neighbor's patio. It's not too bad because they almost never use it. We spend the entire summer out there.

I ran our gas line to the backyard to support that and a grill. I refuse to fill propane bottles anymore. I want a glass screen surrounding it. Something like this
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I wish we could do something like that. The bonus with propane would be we have a second tank when the barbecue runs out midway through cooking dinner.

 

[Laughing Grass]

You don't really want to do more than that with these.

I'm picturing burned marshmallow stuck to the glass beads.

 

[Laughing Grass]

I was saving this for the next @Laughing Grass gaffe but it'll work here.

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Hey I thought we were friends.

 

[curious2garden]

We share a common fence with our neighbor's patio. It's not too bad because they almost never use it. We spend the entire summer out there.



I wish we could do something like that. The bonus with propane would be we have a second tank when the barbecue runs out midway through cooking dinner.

I'm planning on hooking up my BBQ grill to Natural Gas too

 

[DarkWeb]

A moment of silence for @DarkWeb

 

[Laughing Grass]

I'm planning on hooking up my BBQ grill to Natural Gas too

Is that something you can do yourself?

 

[curious2garden]

Is that something you can do yourself?

Yup, you need a LPG to NG conversion kit, easy peasy.

 

[shnkrmn]

I'm planning on hooking up my BBQ grill to Natural Gas too

I'm planning a new kitchen in a couple of years. I want to include natural gas lines for an outdoor grill and wok burner.

 

[Rsawr]

I want to remove the gas line from my house. Electric appliances are getting better and better, and gas infrastructure is expensive and not super sustainable.

But electric dryers suuuuuuck ]: gimme a few years. Before I rip that bandaid off. Maybe they can solve the damp socks problem by then

 

[shnkrmn]

Good morning! I am about to experience a week of solitude. K is about to go on her first trip since the pandemic began. It's going to be weird here.. I need a messy project to do and quite a bit of beer....

 

[Laughing Grass]

Yup, you need a LPG to NG conversion kit, easy peasy.

Our gas meter is beside the door, I wonder if we could tap into it there. Probably not something I want to attempt myself.

We're probably going to drag the barbecue up from the basement this weekend.

 

[shnkrmn]

I want to remove the gas line from my house. Electric appliances are getting better and better, and gas infrastructure is expensive and not super sustainable.

But electric dryers suuuuuuck ]: gimme a few years. Before I rip that bandaid off. Maybe they can solve the damp socks problem by then

If you have a modern efficient washer clothes are much drier when they come out and the drier doesn't have to run very long at all.

 

[shnkrmn]

I am on page 49 of the picture of yourself thread lol.

 

[curious2garden]

Good morning! I am about to experience a week of solitude. K is about to go on her first trip since the pandemic began. It's going to be weird here.. I need a messy project to do and quite a bit of beer....

 

[Laughing Grass]

The sun won!

 

[curious2garden]

If you have a modern efficient washer clothes are much drier when they come out and the drier doesn't have to run very long at all.

These:

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[curious2garden]

Our gas meter is beside the door, I wonder if we could tap into it there. Probably not something I want to attempt myself.

We're probably going to drag the barbecue up from the basement this weekend.

Have a pro do that. I won't tap off a gas meter and I'm pretty adventurous.

 

[Laughing Grass]

Have a pro do that. I won't tap off a gas meter and I'm pretty adventurous.

Just reading on Toronto Hydro's website. You need a permit to make any modifications to gas lines. Our deck and fencing is being rebuilt next year, might be a good time to make that change.

 

[DarkWeb]

Trying to sneak out for a few runs.......