How to Put Out a Gas Grill Fire

How to Put Out a Gas Grill Fire. Just as any other fire, a gas grill fire that is not properly controlled can lead to a fire that may burn out of control. Think safety, safety, safety when it comes to using a grill. The following will help you in your efforts to quickly and safely extinguish a gas grill fire.

Things You Will Need

+
  • Gas Grill in Clean Condition
  • Phone
  • Fire Extinguisher

Tip

Keep the grill in good condition. Keep lava rocks or briquettes clean of food and grease. Inspect the grill before each use. Check for leaks or cracks in the hoses. Verify that the hoses are not bent.

Warning

Fire moves very quickly. Tend to the fire immediately. If unable to extinguish quickly, call 911. Be very cautious during dry seasons. If the area where you live is under a burn ban, do not use a grill.

  • Keep a fire extinguisher near the grill at all times.

  • Keep a phone close.

  • Place the grill several feet away from a house or vehicle. If the fire gets out of control, it could quickly move to other nearby items.

  • Turn off the gas if the fire is in the grill itself. This will stop feeding the fire.

  • Close the lid.

  • Shut the gas tank off if the fire is in the hose itself. If you are unable to reach the knob, use the fire extinguisher and call 911. The fire may quickly move to the tank which would be extremely hazardous.

  • Clear the area and call 911 if the fire is in the tank.

  • The Drip Cap

    • How to Put Out a Gas Grill Fire.
    • Place the grill several feet away from a house or vehicle.
    • Shut the gas tank off if the fire is in the hose itself.

    ncG1vNJzZmign6KytMDEmpuyZpOkunB9km1ncXFpbHypu9Zmq6hloKrBbrvUrWSaZZeWwG6z0aKjpWWWnr%2Bm