What is a good gas BBQ grill to own if you live along the coast? I purchased a standard non stainless steel grill for about $200 and it rusted very quickly, even after repeated paintings and gave out after less than 20 uses, probably because the lines and inner parts corroded. Real stainless steel is too expensive to justify the expense, even for long term use. Is there an inexpensive grill out there that will not rust and that would be ideal for a high rust/salt air coastal environment? Are used BBQ grills a good option vs new? Thanks for any opinions/suggestions.
We live in University City – so about 1-1.5 mile from the beach.
We have a 20-30 year old weber kettle charcoal grill. You know, the old school black grill that was common before propane and nat gas grills became the rage. It’s still going strong, no rust, indestructable.
It may not be as “instant” as the gas grills.. but the food tastes as good or better. My husband was given it, used, when a neighbor moved. This was in Philly. It has been left outside in the snow, rain, June Gloom…. No rust.
We live in University City – so about 1-1.5 mile from the beach.
We have a 20-30 year old weber kettle charcoal grill. You know, the old school black grill that was common before propane and nat gas grills became the rage. It’s still going strong, no rust, indestructable.
It may not be as “instant” as the gas grills.. but the food tastes as good or better. My husband was given it, used, when a neighbor moved. This was in Philly. It has been left outside in the snow, rain, June Gloom…. No rust.
We live in University City – so about 1-1.5 mile from the beach.
We have a 20-30 year old weber kettle charcoal grill. You know, the old school black grill that was common before propane and nat gas grills became the rage. It’s still going strong, no rust, indestructable.
It may not be as “instant” as the gas grills.. but the food tastes as good or better. My husband was given it, used, when a neighbor moved. This was in Philly. It has been left outside in the snow, rain, June Gloom…. No rust.
We live in University City – so about 1-1.5 mile from the beach.
We have a 20-30 year old weber kettle charcoal grill. You know, the old school black grill that was common before propane and nat gas grills became the rage. It’s still going strong, no rust, indestructable.
It may not be as “instant” as the gas grills.. but the food tastes as good or better. My husband was given it, used, when a neighbor moved. This was in Philly. It has been left outside in the snow, rain, June Gloom…. No rust.
We live in University City – so about 1-1.5 mile from the beach.
We have a 20-30 year old weber kettle charcoal grill. You know, the old school black grill that was common before propane and nat gas grills became the rage. It’s still going strong, no rust, indestructable.
It may not be as “instant” as the gas grills.. but the food tastes as good or better. My husband was given it, used, when a neighbor moved. This was in Philly. It has been left outside in the snow, rain, June Gloom…. No rust.
