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daring dragoon wrote:i switched to prokleen with no change to the stove and the blackening of pots etc stopped. the flame lights blue not orangeish now.
You are right. Natural gas is lower pressure - larger orifice. LPG is a butane and propane mix. If the temperature drops below freezing, butane will not vaporize so you refill outdoor LPG tanks in the fall with propane only before it gets too cold.pugboy wrote:I thought propane and lpg used the same jetting which are different to natural gas which uses a larger jet as it is supplied at lower pressure.
Natural gas is used in places like malls which have main line connection to the natural gas network.
*KRONIK* wrote:As we on that topic
Is there any use for the dregs from the coals bag?
I have about 5 handle bags with the small pieces and dust that shakes off at the bottom.
I aint sure if it have any use, before i dump them
*KRONIK* wrote:As we on that topic
Is there any use for the dregs from the coals bag?
I have about 5 handle bags with the small pieces and dust that shakes off at the bottom.
I aint sure if it have any use, before i dump them
Gladiator wrote:*KRONIK* wrote:As we on that topic
Is there any use for the dregs from the coals bag?
I have about 5 handle bags with the small pieces and dust that shakes off at the bottom.
I aint sure if it have any use, before i dump them
Make a charcoal filter for your aquarium or even for some drinking water.
pugboy wrote:Yuh could make your own briquettes
Boil a pot of hot water and put cornstarch in it
Mix the coal powder in to a firm consistency and press it out in cakes like a sardine can and dry it in the hot sun well.
It’s a good business to get into with all the waste coconut husk we have
They do this on a big scale in Indonesia and them places, have machines made to do this*KRONIK* wrote:As we on that topic
Is there any use for the dregs from the coals bag?
I have about 5 handle bags with the small pieces and dust that shakes off at the bottom.
I aint sure if it have any use, before i dump them
*KRONIK* wrote:Hmmmmm
Sounds like a lotta work, lolpugboy wrote:Yuh could make your own briquettes
Boil a pot of hot water and put cornstarch in it
Mix the coal powder in to a firm consistency and press it out in cakes like a sardine can and dry it in the hot sun well.
It’s a good business to get into with all the waste coconut husk we have
They do this on a big scale in Indonesia and them places, have machines made to do this*KRONIK* wrote:As we on that topic
Is there any use for the dregs from the coals bag?
I have about 5 handle bags with the small pieces and dust that shakes off at the bottom.
I aint sure if it have any use, before i dump them
pugboy wrote:nah just dump it on ground outside on a hot day and plaster it flat to dry 1.5" thick
and break them up after*KRONIK* wrote:Hmmmmm
Sounds like a lotta work, lolpugboy wrote:Yuh could make your own briquettes
Boil a pot of hot water and put cornstarch in it
Mix the coal powder in to a firm consistency and press it out in cakes like a sardine can and dry it in the hot sun well.
It’s a good business to get into with all the waste coconut husk we have
They do this on a big scale in Indonesia and them places, have machines made to do this*KRONIK* wrote:As we on that topic
Is there any use for the dregs from the coals bag?
I have about 5 handle bags with the small pieces and dust that shakes off at the bottom.
I aint sure if it have any use, before i dump them
SR wrote:Hard to find these days the usual spots in cunupia dont sell them anymore
francis1979 wrote:I usually purchase Cowboy Lump charcoal from bhagwansingh due to quality for smoking of meats. In my last visit to Bhagwansingh Chaguanas I did not see any for sale.
When I have tried other charcoal in the grocery ( mostly from Guyana ) I have had a lot of problems with them staying lit during long smokes.
Can anyone recommend a good brand of local or Guyana charcoal which they have used with good results
daring dragoon wrote:where can i get a small gas bbq grill? i realize the coal bbq does give me headaches with because of the smoke.
Habit7 wrote:I used to buy Fire Dragon hardwood coals, it had smaller pieces and plenty of dust. Even with my chimney, it took several tries to get ashen. In JTA I tried Sookdeo's Hardwood and it is great. It comes in plastic bags inside to keep out moisture. It has bigger pieces with less dust, plus it is cheaper. It started really quick, it probably has an accelerant but I certainly didn't taste it.
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