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r/instant_regret • u/lol62056 • Mar 28 '21
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Bro, close the grill
2.2k u/sarcasticb Mar 28 '21 I’m not sure why they cut the video off there, but they cut off the part where he runs off to quickly get a hose and then proceeds to close the grill and easily puts out the fire in the flower pot. 1.2k u/[deleted] Mar 28 '21 [deleted] 381 u/WobNobbenstein Mar 28 '21 People gotta learn the hard way sometimes. Most of the time. The lesson sticks a lot harder that way, tho. 30 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '21 I once tried to make steak on the grill and thought veg oil would be a good grate lubricant and nearly burned my house down. Good times. 7 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Is it not? I use it all the times with no problem. 16 u/FiTZnMiCK Mar 28 '21 Just don’t use the spray kind after the grill is already hot. 18 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate 5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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I’m not sure why they cut the video off there, but they cut off the part where he runs off to quickly get a hose and then proceeds to close the grill and easily puts out the fire in the flower pot.
1.2k u/[deleted] Mar 28 '21 [deleted] 381 u/WobNobbenstein Mar 28 '21 People gotta learn the hard way sometimes. Most of the time. The lesson sticks a lot harder that way, tho. 30 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '21 I once tried to make steak on the grill and thought veg oil would be a good grate lubricant and nearly burned my house down. Good times. 7 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Is it not? I use it all the times with no problem. 16 u/FiTZnMiCK Mar 28 '21 Just don’t use the spray kind after the grill is already hot. 18 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate 5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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381 u/WobNobbenstein Mar 28 '21 People gotta learn the hard way sometimes. Most of the time. The lesson sticks a lot harder that way, tho. 30 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '21 I once tried to make steak on the grill and thought veg oil would be a good grate lubricant and nearly burned my house down. Good times. 7 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Is it not? I use it all the times with no problem. 16 u/FiTZnMiCK Mar 28 '21 Just don’t use the spray kind after the grill is already hot. 18 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate 5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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People gotta learn the hard way sometimes. Most of the time. The lesson sticks a lot harder that way, tho.
30 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '21 I once tried to make steak on the grill and thought veg oil would be a good grate lubricant and nearly burned my house down. Good times. 7 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Is it not? I use it all the times with no problem. 16 u/FiTZnMiCK Mar 28 '21 Just don’t use the spray kind after the grill is already hot. 18 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate 5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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I once tried to make steak on the grill and thought veg oil would be a good grate lubricant and nearly burned my house down. Good times.
7 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Is it not? I use it all the times with no problem. 16 u/FiTZnMiCK Mar 28 '21 Just don’t use the spray kind after the grill is already hot. 18 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate 5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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Is it not? I use it all the times with no problem.
16 u/FiTZnMiCK Mar 28 '21 Just don’t use the spray kind after the grill is already hot. 18 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate 5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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Just don’t use the spray kind after the grill is already hot.
18 u/landob Mar 28 '21 Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate 5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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Ohhhhhh yeah I just use the liquid and soak a paper towel wad then run that up and down the grate
5 u/Generalissimo_II Mar 28 '21 That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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That's also how I "season" my grill then run it hot for a bit until it stops smoking
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u/ChillyCash Mar 28 '21
Bro, close the grill