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Barbecue Trivia - MORE
There are about as many styles of barbecuing as there are opinions - everyone's got their own. Generally speaking, however, there are barbecue styles that dominate in different regions of the country.


Choosing The Right Grill - MORE
Choosing the grill that’s just right for you involves more than just price considerations. You first have to decide if charcoal, gas, or electric best meets your needs.


Safety First - MORE
Today, with more Americans lighting their barbecue grills than ever before, it is important to always remember that a successful barbecue is a safe barbecue.


Gas fire at your fingertips - MORE
In recent years, gas burning hearth products have become the most popular category. Thanks to significant product innovations and the low gas prices, over 70% of all hearth products now burn gas.


What's Right For You - MORE
While people agree that a fire on the hearth makes their house a home, choosing from the many options can be confusing. The following questions are intended to help you identify the right unit for your home. Remember that the starting point is you, your home, your tastes and your lifestyle.


Venting Options - MORE
Today's hearth products are vented in three ways: natural draft (vented through the roof), direct vent, and vent-free. Below are the options for gas hearth appliances.


Chimney Fire Facts - MORE
Failing to maintain your woodstove or fireplace properly can lead to a chimney fire. Chimney fires occur when combustible deposits on the inner walls of the chimney ignite. These combustible deposits, called "creosote," are a natural byproduct of woodburning. A fire hazard exists if 1/4 inch of creosote (or more) coats the inner walls of the chimney.


Wood Alternatives - MORE
Tending a fire is a labor of love. For those people who cherish the relaxing ambiance of a fire, but don't have time to fuss with a wood fire, other choices are available, such as manufactured firelogs, wood pellets, coal and oil stoves and electric fireplaces.