London Fire Brigade, which has been calling for a ban on disposable barbecues, said it was "good news" and wants to work with retailers to "reduce the risk of dangerous grass fires".
Yeah, I can imagine. Some of the ones I’ve seen came with a small stand to get around this problem, which was really just a bent wire, but I guess this solution isn’t exactly commonplace. Not that it matters, disposable barbecues are a flawed concept to begin with and they should just go away.
Oh, for sure. Most of is made of aluminum which, if not recycled, apparently takes 200-500 years to decompose.
I couldn’t find a specific reason online, so I probably misremember. It’s just the throw away nature of the thing then.
They’re terrible for the grass that they’re used on, it burns the stuff beneath it.
Yeah, I can imagine. Some of the ones I’ve seen came with a small stand to get around this problem, which was really just a bent wire, but I guess this solution isn’t exactly commonplace. Not that it matters, disposable barbecues are a flawed concept to begin with and they should just go away.