Do BBQ need a cover?
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Do BBQ need a cover?
Although it’s recommended to have a cover for your grill, it is not necessary to keep your grill covered 24/7. Just remember to give your grill a good wipe down about once a month, and cover it when necessary. The more you take care of your grill, the longer it can make great meals with you.
Should I cover my BBQ in the summer?
It depends on where you live, where your grill is located and the brand you’re using, but we recommend investing in a high-quality BBQ cover to help protect your grill. The general argument for BBQ covers is that they protect grills from the elements—rain that could rust parts and the sun that could fade colours.
Should you cover your BBQ in the summer?
Can you use a tarp to cover grill?
Tarps make outstanding outdoor grill covers, but that’s not the only way they can prove useful at your barbecue. You can use a tarp as a canopy over your grill, so that you can prepare burgers or anything you want in any weather. Just install it high enough to prevent heat damage.
What can I use as a grill cover?
Materials 2½ to 3 yards of oilcloth or vinyl fabric. You may need more or less fabric depending on the size of your grill. Consider measuring your grill before you buy the fabric!
Can you leave a BBQ outside in the winter?
If you store it outside, ideally, you could store it on a patio or deck. Avoid storing it on damp ground, like grass. If you choose to store your barbecue outside, take the time to brush off the snow a few times throughout the season to avoid accumulation.
Do you grill burgers with lid open or closed?
It’s simple. If the food you’re grilling is ¾ inch thick or less, don’t put the lid down. If it’s over ¾ inch—you guessed it—cover that sucker up.
Should you cover your BBQ in the winter?
If you must keep your barbecue outside, try to keep it sheltered from strong winds and keep it as covered as possible. When storing your barbecue, make sure that both the barbecue and cover are completely dry in order to avoid any rust accumulating throughout winter.
