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Reasonable time to have a bbq!

8 replies

GJAK9729 · 09/05/2020 15:51

Not regular bbq users so not sure on bbq etiquette.

It’s sunny, people have their washing out what’s a reasonable time to have a bbq? 4.30?

I can always smell bbq’s when it’s sunny where I live and never smelt it on my clothes so assume not a problem?

Don’t want to annoy any of the neighbours!

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Overcomplicated · 09/05/2020 15:53

I always knock and let my neighbours know I'm lighting a bbq if they have washing out. Then it's their choice to bring it in or leave it

MaryShelley1818 · 09/05/2020 15:53

We had our BBQ at 12.30pm, lunchtime and me, DH and toddler DS wanted lunch!
Glad we did as it's raining now :)

TimeWastingButFun · 09/05/2020 16:16

I would have thought lunchtime onwards, we usually have BBQs at about 5 or so.

mbosnz · 09/05/2020 16:17

We had one yesterday at 1pm, and another at 8.00pm.

The neighbour has just lit up theirs.

Round here it's a bit of a mexican wave of barbies on a nice hot day, so very much live and let live!

HailHydra · 09/05/2020 16:20

From lunchtime onwards in good weather

MelonsMcGee · 09/05/2020 16:22

There will always be some miserable buggers in this world. Crack on with your bbq, it's not as if you're burning tyres!

Oysterbabe · 09/05/2020 16:23

We lit ours at about 12 and cooked lunch on it.

GreenOliveTree · 09/05/2020 16:23

Our distant neighbours had the BBQ going at 10.30 the other week, and our immediate neighbours had theirs lit by 10 but were smoking a pork joint with the lid down so wasn't as smokey. I'd generally say lunchtime onwards though! We also give the immediately neighbours a knock of they have washing out like another pp Smile

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