With Portable Gas Grills You Can Go Anywhere You Want to Go

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Portable gas grills allow you to barbeque anywhere. Never be retrained to a single location when you can grills are easy to store when not in use and easy to carry when on the run. They use disposable 1 pound propane gas containers. They have a smaller cooking area than your grill in the back yard but the functionality is the same. If you have a large family or a big group of people who are going on that camping trip, you may want to consider bringing along 2 portable grills to accommodate the cooking. Construction is rugged stainless steel or some other durable metal that is easy to clean.

Most portable gas grills are no frills; they don't have a warming tray or a rotisserie but using a portable grill means you are on the move and just want something for basic cooking. The portable gas grills are small enough to fit in your car and light enough to be carried to your destination even if hiking. No special set up is required except to open the lid, make sure the grill is stabilized and turn on the gas. The portable gas grill sits on your picnic table or grill table but some may have extendable legs to allow putting the grill on the ground. Most portable gas grills have one burner but some of the more sophisticated grills might have two burners and maybe one is a griddle for cooking pancakes or eggs. Imagine being in the woods and hearing brunch calling?

The perfect portable feature is its cool down ability. Some grill exteriors will stay cool while in use and some will be warm but most will cool down quickly after use for a quick get away after the tailgating is over. Sometimes a portable gas grill will be allowed in areas, such as apartment decks or patio's, where a traditional gas grill is not permitted, because of its small size.

The one pound propane cylinder that powers the portable grills must be completely empty before they can be thrown in the regular trash. If they are partially filled, dispose of them at an appropriate facility. Call your local department of public works and they will either take them off your hands or tell you where you can dispose of them properly. The best way to dispose of them is to burn the remainder of the propane off and throw the container in the trash. The one pound cylinders are not Department of Transportation approved for refilling.

A couple of safety tips concerning portable gas grills. When you are transporting the cylinders for portable gas grills, always keep your vehicle well ventilated. Never store the cylinders in the vehicle when not in use. Remove the cylinders from the grill and cap the cylinders for safety when not in use. Make sure your grill is sufficiently cooled before packing it up in your vehicle.