Calor Gas BBQ gas.
What to do
- Check over your BBQ, gas bottle and hose for any sign of damage before use
- Change gas bottles outdoors, away from any sources of ignition
- Make sure that the hose is properly attached before igniting the BBQ
- Keep children and pets away from the cooking area
- Turn off the regulator first after cooking, to ensure any residual gas in the hose is used up
- Clean the BBQ and ensure any fat or oil deposits are removed from the hose and gas bottle before storing them
- Ensure the BBQ has cooled down before attempting to move it
What not to do
- Use a BBQ indoors; including inside a tent or marquee
- Put combustable materials such as umbrellas near a BBQ
- Position the gas bottle under the BBQ – to the side is fine
- Smoke whilst changing the gas bottles or operating the BBQ
- Use a BBQ on unlevel or shaky ground
- Leave the BBQ, hotplate or grill unattended
- Move the BBQ whilst it is alight
- Leave the regulator in the ‘On’ position whilst the BBQ is not in use.
