• Grill Outdoors
• Don't Let Your Grill Get Lonely
• LP Gas
• When to Get a New Gas Cylinder
• Close the Valve
• Don't Overfill
• Don't Let Your Grill Blow Its Top
• Storing the Cylinder
• A (Fairly) Clean Grill is a Happy Grill
• Fire
  • Water and Grease Fires Don't Mix
  • Remember: Dry Leaves Burn
• Fireball Fryers
• Safety Goggles
• Raw Meat and the Potato Salad That Wouldn't Die

Safety:

One more thing: Don't leave a grill unattended. That doesn't mean that you have to stand over it every minute, when you're baking something like potatoes. Go ahead, stroll around the yard. Have a seat in the shade.

But don't let that grill out of your sight, and don't take a nap. Even good grills can go bad. If yours does, you'll want to be no more than a few steps away. Those little accidents I described could have gotten very serious, very fast, if someone hadn't noticed what was going on within seconds of the start of trouble.

Next: Extreme Safety: Above and Beyond the Call of Reason

Or: How to Grill

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