Can it use on grease fires
1680561
Yes, I am ashamed to admit it does. I was frying some food, and one thing led to another...but yes, it works well on grease fires. It put it out almost immediately upon spraying it.
1680562
It's my understanding that class B extinguishers put out grease fires. This model is an ABC which means it can also handle grease fires I believe
2186927
About "exhaust fan area", I don't know, it would depend on the area configuration. Keep in mind the steam is VERY hot; be careful on what you apply it, and whith which temperature grade ! Make a try, and step by step from low to higher, see what it does. As to the grease in the stove, YES YES !!! For a better result, I spray some cleaner first, and then, ahead it goes. It's great !!!
2141709
Yes it can be used in ovens because it's not abrasive but works great on grease.
1623895
I wouldn't think it would be a great thing for roasting hot dogs, especially if grease were to drop in to the unit..... It is a wonderful thing if you like to sit around a fire, however. Love it.
2101150
I guess I wouldn't be opposed to trying it, away from the house first of all. It is galvanized so it'll probably discolored rather quickly. As long as I don't load it up to where it makes a super hot fire. Me, I would try it because I don't see where it would hurt anything as long as you're safe.
1698673
The well has no groove cut into it's edge to allow the accumulated grease flow out easily. The hot grease will wander around the edge and spill aimlessly everywhere except where you want it, in a grease pan! Being shallow, the unexpected volume of grease can be troublesome while outdoor grilling if the grill is out of level. It will overflow and spill into the firebox and possibly start a grease fire and ruin your meal and event. It heats well and even as cast iron does, retains the heat when items are placed on it and a breeze to clean.
1491703
Probably won't do much. This is a soap scum and mineral deposit remover - i.e. gloms onto metal ions and dissolves them so remove hard water and soap scum build up. Grease is made up of fatty acids, need a surfactant based cleaner which dissolves lipids and fatty acids.
1079646
I cannot recommend this (or any other grease can) for cooking. Even though it is stainless steel, it is just too thin and would heat too fast and too much to be appropriate for anything but its intended purpose.
244764
Yes. It doesnt do well in an oil burner. I actually purchased it because I wanted to try it in an oil burner. It was a waster of money.
239428
Yes it does. Look at the design of the grates and how the grease runs through channels and drips down and into the catch pan on either side of the burner so the grease/drippings does not land on the burner and cause flare ups.
1533929
Any multi-purpose grease will work fine. It does not need to be packed with grease. Probably 5, or 6, squirts with the grease gun is plenty.And then every 3, or 4 months.
1994145
I would say yes only if you have a very small and controlled fire, like a fire log. It is high enough off the ground not to cause issues, but, keep it covered when burning, and do not leave unattended.
448335
Probably, but I would not recommend it. Bacon spatters grease which would hit the heating element and could start a fire
1207403
This grease is non-conductive, so it can be used in applications like you describe. It's appropriate for when you want lubricating properties, like a spark plug boot, or moisture resistance, like in a light socket exposed to some moisture (think automotive tail lights, or electrical connectors). It's viscosity is thin enough that as long as the connector pins fit tightly, or the contacts in the socket are spring loaded, then the grease will be easily pushed out of the way allowing the contact to be made. More details can be found here: http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-dielectric-grease.htm This grease is non-conductive, so it can be used in applications like you describe. It's appropriate for when you want lubricating properties, like a spark plug boot, or moisture resistance, like in a light socket exposed to some moisture (think automotive tail lights, or electrical connectors). It's viscosity is thin enough that as long as the connector pins fit tightly, or the contacts in the socket are spring loaded, then the grease will be easily pushed out of the way allowing the contact to be made. More details can be found here: http://www.wisegeek.org/what-is-dielectric-grease.htm
713960
It worked on a food grease stain on cotton, my first and only use so far. I sure see rave reviews and worth a try with a thorough rinsing afterward.
494086
It is as safe as any gas grill in this regard. Yes, the element gets dripped on and will cause a grease fire, but that's part of the appeal of the grill. You get all the advantages of an open flame grill and an IR grill all in one. Like any grill, keep a fire extinguisher handy and keep the grill away from flammables.
1854252
Thank you for asking. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that this grease gun can be used for the fittings on a semi tractor or trailer. We apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused you.