Grease from cooking food on the grill can become a secondary fuel source that sparks a fire. Experts recommend cleaning the grill regularly and cooking away from structures in order to prevent a dangerous flare up. (stockcreations/Shutterstock) Grease from cooking food on the grill can become a secondary fuel source that sparks a fire. Experts recommend cleaning the grill regularly and cooking away from structures in order to prevent a dangerous flare up. (stockcreations/Shutterstock)

Memorial Day in the U.S. marks the unofficial start of summer.

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