You don't really want to do more than that with these.
Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
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Laughing Grass
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We share a common fence with our neighbor's patio. It's not too bad because they almost never use it. We spend the entire summer out there.
I wish we could do something like that. The bonus with propane would be we have a second tank when the barbecue runs out midway through cooking dinner.
Laughing Grass
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I'm picturing burned marshmallow stuck to the glass beads.
Laughing Grass
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Hey I thought we were friends.
I'm planning on hooking up my BBQ grill to Natural Gas too
DarkWeb
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Laughing Grass
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Is that something you can do yourself?I'm planning on hooking up my BBQ grill to Natural Gas too
Yup, you need a LPG to NG conversion kit, easy peasy.
shnkrmn
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I'm planning a new kitchen in a couple of years. I want to include natural gas lines for an outdoor grill and wok burner.I'm planning on hooking up my BBQ grill to Natural Gas too
I want to remove the gas line from my house. Electric appliances are getting better and better, and gas infrastructure is expensive and not super sustainable.
But electric dryers suuuuuuck ]: gimme a few years. Before I rip that bandaid off. Maybe they can solve the damp socks problem by then
But electric dryers suuuuuuck ]: gimme a few years. Before I rip that bandaid off. Maybe they can solve the damp socks problem by then
Laughing Grass
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Our gas meter is beside the door, I wonder if we could tap into it there. Probably not something I want to attempt myself.
We're probably going to drag the barbecue up from the basement this weekend.
shnkrmn
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If you have a modern efficient washer clothes are much drier when they come out and the drier doesn't have to run very long at all.
Laughing Grass
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The sun won!
These:
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Have a pro do that. I won't tap off a gas meter and I'm pretty adventurous.
Laughing Grass
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Just reading on Toronto Hydro's website. You need a permit to make any modifications to gas lines. Our deck and fencing is being rebuilt next year, might be a good time to make that change.