Recent content by Bustergut

It's the temperature probe inside your smoker, I relieve. "Temperature Resistance Detector"

I'm confused when you say you are "...done with any gas grill... Isn't the Blackstone a propane grill?

Anyone who has ever butt-dialed someone shouldn't wonder why they removed the remote start feature. It was nothing but a huge liability for them.

Man, I agree with you here. I swear some of these computer techies say "I'm bored, let's change some things". They make changes just for the sake of change sometimes.

Pointy-head bureaucrats can't keep their noses out of other peoples' business. Gotta justify their jobs somehow.

Frito pies have been around since I was a kid in the 50's, The trend should hit Massachusetts any day now. LOL I believe fried corn on the cob is just deep fried whole ears of corn, sometimes battered, sometimes not.

And if you drive a stick shift, you never have to worry about leaving your keys in the car.

And why didn't Recteq tell me this? Inexcusable. (Just jesting for those of you who don't get it)

You must be a sorcerer with powers of which I can only dream.

I have tried the Costco heavy duty foil and folded it every which way known to man and the grease still gets under it. I wonder what magic is involved here?

Not sure what you may have but carpenter bees don't make nests, they lay their eggs in the holes they bore. I found that by the time I had killed them with spray or smashed them, they already had laid their eggs and even if I plugged the holes, I got them again next year. If you have a lot of...

Could be the type of trap you were using. I sprayed, plugged the holes, etc. etc. and never could get rid of them until I used the trap. I made mine from a cedar 4X4 with a mason jar on the bottom and caught several a day until they were gone.

Something very similar to this is the only thing that worked for me: https://www.bobvila.com/articles/how-to-make-a-carpenter-bee-trap/

I have had issues with carpenter bees in the past. I sprayed for several years and it didn't help. They kept coming back. The only successful method I'm aware of is putting out the carpenter bee traps (do a search). When the bees return they enter the already made holes and are trapped before...

Not sure I would use galvanized wire as it can emit zinc fumes which can be absorbed by the food. As I understand it, galvanized steel can emit fumes at 392 degrees.