What things should I bring From the UK?
Apr 4th 2014, 11:22 am
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Re: What things should I bring From the UK?
I have a trick for getting the charcoal going; I hit it with a stream of pure oxygen from my cutting torch.
Good starter fluid; paint thinner. Burns off quick without leaving any smell. Also, the process tends to take care of any excess arm or facial hair you might have.
Who needs eyebrows?
Good starter fluid; paint thinner. Burns off quick without leaving any smell. Also, the process tends to take care of any excess arm or facial hair you might have.
Who needs eyebrows?
Apr 4th 2014, 7:35 pm
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Re: What things should I bring From the UK?
I have a trick for getting the charcoal going; I hit it with a stream of pure oxygen from my cutting torch.
Good starter fluid; paint thinner. Burns off quick without leaving any smell. Also, the process tends to take care of any excess arm or facial hair you might have.
Who needs eyebrows?
Good starter fluid; paint thinner. Burns off quick without leaving any smell. Also, the process tends to take care of any excess arm or facial hair you might have.
Who needs eyebrows?
I have a really charcoal BBQ here in the UK. It has a metal cylinder with holes. You pile the charcoal inside it and gets the fire going in it. The charcoal gets ready to do its job in no time!
Apr 5th 2014, 4:23 am
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Re: What things should I bring From the UK?
I prefer wood as it gives the meat a better flavor. Different woods have different flavors. I prefer grape vine stalks. Pine cones as a fire starter are the best as they contain turpentine (I think) and they flame rather quickly and burn long time with strong flames.
