> Nexis wrote:
>> Last night we decided at the last minute to grill some chicken for dinner
>> rather than go out as we'd planned earlier. Unfortunately, no one ever
>> thought to check the propane! :/ We were making the sides and wondering
>> why we couldn't smell the chicken much yet, so we checked it out and saw
>> the flame was as gone as the thrill. I neded up putting it under the
>> broiler to finish cooking, it turned out fine...but you can be sure I'll
>> be checking the propane level (and maybe buying a second tank, just in
>> case!) in the future.
>>
>
>
> When we moved into this house 24 years ago, I was delighted to see that
> the grill was piped into the natural gas line. In our former house (no
> natural gas line available in the town) I was always afraid of running
> out. I love this solution.
>
> Daughter has two tanks bu they don't always remember to fill the empty
> one.
>
> gloria p

Well...<g>... that too has its pros and a little con. Remember to turn
that grill off or you can run up one heck of a gas bill. My step-son forgot
once and left it on for days. BIG NATURAL GAS BILL! My husband forget once
and it was just overnight so it didn't do much damage to the bill. It was
however the only time he forgot... so far...

Chris