Disposable BBQ

[micmak]

Can these be used in the kitchen? My friend asked me this as he does not have a garden.

[webbo3]

yes,........................if he wants to set his house on fire, why doesn't he get a george foreman instead.



Dave.

[society]

I's not a good idea Micmak as it could easily cause the house to catch fire and possible cause the inevitable.

[B00]

"possible cause the inevitable. "

Burnt burgers?

[Jan1957]

Yes, you can use them indoors. Just remember to turn the smoke alarm off though.

[ummmm]

If I was your friend I would light it outside. They produce loads of smoke when first lit. Once the coals are hot I can't see it being a problem. Just put it con the cooker with (hopefully) the extractor fan on. Moving it might be a problem though.

[woofgang]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO DO NOT DO IT!!!!!
Not least because if you do have an accident, the insurance company will roll around laughing and deffo not pay out.

[heathfield]

The big problem with disposable barbeques is that they're so difficult to clean afterwards! ;-)

[annie0000]

As the one we had cracked the ceramic floor tile we laid had it on and burned the slab of wood under that and burned the grass under that, i wouldn't recommend using them indoors!

[B00]

I'm quite concerned, has micmak posted anything since Saturday?

[chelle7272]

He was around yesterday

[micmak]

lol Boo

[Juicyfruity]

Couldn't your friend use this outside his front door instead? The smoke will ruin his decor and you have the danger of a jumping coal which could burn down his house, couldn't he just use this outside his front door where any problem could be easily dealt with?

[B00]

Ahhh there he is, thank heavens for that!

Did you try it out then Micmak? I was hoping you would actually, i could do with a laugh.

[micmak]

Boo It wasn't for me it was for a friend, and no he didn't. I love your sense of humour by the way.

[B00]

Is that a polite way of saying im special?

But thanks- i think ;-)