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New player from the company "Made In" https://madeincookware.com/collections/grilling

They're actually great grills. All 304SS too.

It's a Better Homes and Gardens. A Chineseum special

That Spirit was on the curb?! Hey, let me know on it. I've been thinking about maybe picking something like that up to gift my sister for all the stress and work she's put in with our dad and even still with his estate

I've only had stuff taken away or cut out and re-used :D

I would as well. I've always trusted their stuff. But, like I noted back when I was still doing it, none of the red was safe. So, I simply threw it out there from memory. I haven't bought the stuff in more years than i care to count :D

Nice grill there.

I'm going back to my wrenching days. Red sensor safe did not exist. I honestly (until Bruce posted that link) did not even know red sensor safe existed. I stopped wrenching like over 20 years ago. So that is the reference point I was coming from

It's silicon Believe me it'd red RTV like Bruce posted above. Sometimes Google is not your friend. It's misleading you. But hey, you do whatever you want or believe what you want.

Not sure which way that went. Could have been BS buying Weber or the other way. I don't think it's been disclosed

It's simple red RTV high temp. LP/NG are not gasoline or a liquid state so they have no solvent properties at all. Just go to any automotive supply place and get a tube of red RTV. Now whatever you do, if you decide to use any of it on your car.........................STOP! Beware red RTV is NOT...

Update on my newfound treasure. At first, all I did was deep clean the burrs and chute blowing everything out and brushing the burrs clean. But, I was a little "worried" about a couple things. One the little lever that shuts the bean flow off arrived broken. Luckily I have another one of the...

IDK, I've looked at these up close in person as well as the others out there. (big names Blackstone and such). Honestly? I'd be all over this. Seems a much better product for less than half the big names...

Yeah I think that's just Weber being Weber. But the truth is unless a burner has integrated controls (i.e. built in orifices) it's simply a tube with holes. And there is otherwise no such thing as a NG burner vs an LP burner. Once the fuel is metered the burner doesn't care