Jacksonville, Florida has a warm humid temperate climate with hot summers and no dry season. The area within 25 mi of this station is covered by forests (50%), croplands (24%), oceans and seas (11%), built-up areas (7%), and lakes and rivers (5%).
Fill the gas tank with a couple inches of water to clean out varnish. Pour a cup of muriatic acid into the tank. Move the tank around for a few minutes so the solution covers the inside completely. Pour three or four cups of lime into a bucket.Pour a gallon of water into the bucket and stir it with a long stick.ove the tank around a few minutes. Let the gas tank sit overnight to clean varnish out. Repeat Step #5 to neutralize and dispose of the muriatic acid. Spray the inside of the tank out thoroughly with a garden hose. Allow it to air dry before you use it again. Otherwise you'll have water mixed in with the gas.
Reconnect the propane tank, turn on the gas, and light the grill. Let the gas grill run for 10 minutes to burn off any caked-on debris present on the lava rocks. Turn off the gas grill. Wet a clean rag or towel with 2 tablespoons of cooking oil.Wipe the cooking oil-soaked rag or towel on to the grill grates to re-season them.nstructions. Disconnect the propane tank from your gas grill. Set the tank to the side. Mix 2 tablespoons of dishwashing soap, 1 tablespoon of laundry detergent and 1 gallon of hot water in a bucket. Wear rubber gloves. Stir the soap mixture with a grill brush.