can they be used on a propane grill
1969076
I have never used calphalon on a propane grill. Still, I know that calphalon will withstand high temperatures. You may want to watch the calphalon during cooking on your grill so that it is not damaged. Please remember to allow the calphalon lots of time to cool down to room temp before washing as it will warp if subjected to sudden changes of temperature.
1969077
i have not tried it but, probably would not recommend it. you can check at calphalon.com and maybe they have a max temp setting. good luck
17326
they shoiuld be used on top of a rack with the gas burner located below.......hope this helps
1086021
That would depend upon the dimensions of your burner grates, but having had a couple of gas ranges in then past I don't know why not. I can't say for sure, however.
1445557
I would not as the gas grill would be too hot. These pans are oven safe to 350 degrees.
661185
I wouldnt use them for that. Even the brush with the thickest gauge wire is too soft for a grille.
871666
To be honest I don't know, but my husband said you can. I can't do that as the squirrels in our back yard eat the rubber hose connection on a regular tank type propane gas, that is why I love this grill with the bottled propane gas. I just make sure I buy several bottles at a time as I cook on the high setting and one bottle lasts about an hour and a half each. We get them at Home Depot or Lowe's for under $3.00 each.
821016
I have not used these on a BBQ grill so I am not sure if they would work. It might be worth a try, just soak them first.
929508
I am unfamiliar with this burner so cannot give a conclusive answer to your question. Generally speaking however, with the right fittings, this hose can easily be made to work with any propane or natural gas appliance.
482619
yes but you will need a regulator and a bottle of propane like for a gas grill will only last a very very short time. There are much better heaters available for what you need this heater to do.
1975459
Yes you can use with propane no problem. I personally use this torch with propane mix to weld glass items together. Works great!
17100
No, you could used it for a propane heater as long as the heater has an electrical igniter you can plug into the thermostate. In fact, you can use it to control vertually anything that is electrical you wanted to control by temperature.... even a warning light that would light when the temperature fell below a certain pre-set temperature.
871682
I have not personally used them on anything but gas burners. According to the packaging, they can.
1256159
Yes. I gave a gas range and use them on there. Just be aware the TOP of the handle is steel but there is a plastic liner on the bottom to leave the handles cool to the touch. If you have the flame up too high and it goes up the sides of the pot it WILL melt your handles. If you keep the temp right, the handles are great!
1771645
I, personally, would not. I use them on my outside smoker and/or bbq grill.
37211
I imagine it would since the connections for the small propane tanks would have to be the same on all of the Coleman grills. I suppose the best bet would be to check with Coleman directly either on their website or via phone?
337976
These will provide the heat to cook on their own. I use them with a pellet fed grill though that has an ignition source and times the release of a certain number of pellets based on what temperature you are trying to achieve. Similar to a pellet stove.
1726129
Yes if the valve in back of heater is set to LPG instead of NG(Natural Gas), Propane can be used.