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The easiest way to clean it is: 1. Let the grill get hot, simple by waiting some minutes with the charcoal on fire 2. Rub with something to clean old grit, wi
by woliveirajr 9y ago
The easiest way to clean it is:
1. Let the grill get hot, simple by waiting some minutes with the charcoal on fire
2. Rub with something to clean old grit, with paper, half of an onion, piece of fat from some meat and any sponge slightly wet being good.
- nopacience 9y agococa cola works great to clean
- koolba 9y agoI think you mixed up the order of step 2. The piece of fat should be at the end to lubricate the cooking service. Wetting it again after would be counter productive. Also I don’t recommend a regular sponge for the water cleansing step due to the materials involved not necessarily be heat safe. Soaked paper towels work great.
- CodeWriter23 9y agoI would not use paper towels on the same basis you choose not to use a sponge.
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- koolba 9y agoIt’s likely not ideal but I rather breathe and possibly consume trace amounts of burned paper than burned sponge. EDIT: ... and immediately after writing this I googled “paper towel carcinogens” and ruined my day.
- CodeWriter23 9y agoSorry to be the bearer of bad news.
- sandos 9y agoThe problem is some propane grills are fairly low power and will require a long time to "burn off" the grease and other stuff. I routinely do it with mine, but it takes at least 10 minutes full blast...
- nitrogen 9y agoIf your grill is dirty enough, you may end up causing a fire that will burn through the enclosure (I've seen it happen). It's also fairly polluting, so if anyone's outside it's best to clean some other way. I like the onion trick myself.
- vermontdevil 9y agohalf of a potato works well too.