thinking of getting one of these

md4958 · 01-03-2010, 05:55 PM

Greg, I have a three burner, and a double (square burner). They both come in super handy when Im having a smoke in the garage, but youll probably only need the single. The triple is a bit overkill unless ive got a bunch of people in the garage.

Oh, btw, you Floridians are candy-asses. Your "cold" is our beach weather!!

G G · 01-03-2010, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by md4958

Greg, I have a three burner, and a double (square burner). They both come in super handy when Im having a smoke in the garage, but youll probably only need the single. The triple is a bit overkill unless ive got a bunch of people in the garage.

Oh, btw, you Floridians are candy-asses. Your "cold" is our beach weather!!

I know it's colder up there than here, but................. it's gonna freeze for like 8 nights straight (possibly breaking the record for consecutive freezes) and you know that the humidity makes it feel lots colder here. I know lots of folks don't believe it but I have been in Mass when it's 25 for a high in the daytime, and walked around with just a flannel shirt on. Here if it's 25 you don't walk around with just a flannel shirt on. It's more damp hence it feels colder.

maverickdrinker · 01-03-2010, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by md4958

Greg, I have a three burner, and a double (square burner). They both come in super handy when Im having a smoke in the garage, but youll probably only need the single. The triple is a bit overkill unless ive got a bunch of people in the garage.

Oh, btw, you Floridians are candy-asses. Your "cold" is our beach weather!!

I just got the double burner one. Wondering if you have any concern about Carbon Monoxide? What do you do for ventilation?

bobarian · 01-03-2010, 06:45 PM

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I just got the double burner one. Wondering if you have any concern about Carbon Monoxide? What do you do for ventilation?

Anytime you are burning a fossil fuel you should be concerned about carbon monoxide. You must have some time of ventilation even if its just a door cracked a few inches. The problem with CO is that by the time you notice a probelm it could be too late.

These work great, Ratters got a double for the garage and works like a charm.

weak_link · 01-04-2010, 11:30 AM

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These work great, Ratters got a double for the garage and works like a charm.

Yeah, works great at melting my jacket and torching my sweat pants! Don't stand too close folks, don't ask me how I know.

I was able to toast the end of my cigar so it could be considered a 'multi-tool.'

md4958 · 01-04-2010, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by maverickdrinker

I just got the double burner one. Wondering if you have any concern about Carbon Monoxide? What do you do for ventilation?

crack the garage door 3 or 4 inches.

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