grizzzman wrote:I'm sure it does. I wouldn't know!
Ahh but its the "smoke" that helps the food taste sooooooo good!
2oldman wrote:grizzzman wrote:Yes, apparently so. I realize fires are a traditional part of camping, and I used to love them myself. But I'm an old curmudgeon now, and really dislike campfire smoke destroying my enjoyment of sitting outside on a warm evening. The fire is fine, it's the **** smoke.2oldman wrote:Well.... I guess it's a good thing you don't camp by me isn't it? :R
Thank you for choosing propane over wood.
3oaks wrote:Ahh.. 3 oaks, I can always count on you for a good lashing. No, that's not what I said at all. I handle it myself by camping as far away from others as possible.
So nobody else should enjoy the pleasure of good wood fire while camping like you once did just because you are now an old curmudgeon? :S
2oldman wrote:So nobody else should enjoy the pleasure of good wood fire while camping like you once did just because you are now an old curmudgeon? :Sgrizzzman wrote:Yes, apparently so. I realize fires are a traditional part of camping, and I used to love them myself. But I'm an old curmudgeon now, and really dislike campfire smoke destroying my enjoyment of sitting outside on a warm evening. The fire is fine, it's the **** smoke.2oldman wrote:Well.... I guess it's a good thing you don't camp by me isn't it? :R
Thank you for choosing propane over wood.
grizzzman wrote:Yes, apparently so. I realize fires are a traditional part of camping, and I used to love them myself. But I'm an old curmudgeon now, and really dislike campfire smoke destroying my enjoyment of sitting outside on a warm evening. The fire is fine, it's the **** smoke.2oldman wrote:Well.... I guess it's a good thing you don't camp by me isn't it? :R
Thank you for choosing propane over wood.
2oldman wrote:
Thank you for choosing propane over wood.
richy2 wrote:
I would like to add a quick connect valve for my propane campfire. My thought was to simply add a tee to the existing manifold or should I purchase a manifold with the additional outlet required? Do individual appliances require a dedicated outlet on the lp manifold.
Thanks for your help
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Myself, I would not even consider adding a bib connect, without the installation of a kok-valve shutoff ahead of the bib connection. From experience I had a rude learning curve that if things go wrong seconds until flame extinguished means all the difference in the world.
