How do you clean your grill grates?

KiterTodd · November 2015

This method seems to be working for me...

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It is hard work, sometimes you have to take a break during cleaning...

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sheetmetalpete · November 2015

I have that same model.

onedbguru · November 2015

Grate.... hopefully your cooks are preceded by a clean burn.

KiterTodd · November 2015

sheetmetalpete said:

I have that same model.

I see that!

Yeah, I eventually have to stop her. If she's not doing this she's crunching on bits of charcoal that I drop.

milesvdustin · November 2015

I have two smaller models. They work quickly though. Heres one of them.

SmokingPiney · November 2015

My departed best friend would wait around my turkey fryer to clean the insert for me when it cooled.

theyolksonyou · November 2015

KiterTodd · November 2015

That's a pretty pooch, theyolksonyou ! She's waiting to clean up some grilling debris...

theyolksonyou · November 2015

I had some shots of her in action cleaning grids, platesetter and drip pans, but my dang phone is so full I had to delete some. She's lots of "help"

RRP · November 2015

my guys specialized in plates instead of grates.

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Bart1434 · November 2015

My newest grate/plate cleaner in training, she loves the egg!

tfhanson · November 2015

Funny, thought I was the only one who used this method.

Dredger · November 2015

Dang, all I have is cats and they won't clean my grates. I knew I should have gotten a dog.

slovelad · November 2015

Many crazy boxer taking a peek at the neighbors

tfhanson · November 2015

slovelad said:

Many crazy boxer taking a peek at the neighbors

Let me guess, the dog's name is Wilson?

slovelad · November 2015

tfhanson said:

slovelad said:

Many crazy boxer taking a peek at the neighbors

Let me guess, the dog's name is Wilson?

lol that was the first thing i thought too, but that wouldn't be proper name, because most of the time she just jumps right over... she isn't as courteous as wilson

nolaegghead · November 2015

logchief · November 2015

She's always on point when it's food.

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KiterTodd · November 2015

nolaegghead that is a cool looking cat! Never seen markings like that. I think what you have there is leopard!

A quick Google search turned up this wild cat, which looks strangely similar to yours... Leopardus guttulus

theyolksonyou · November 2015

Jazz is a cool cat. Word of caution. Should you take the missus to meet him, make sure she's not wearing maradi gras beads.

Don't ask how I know.

northGAcock · November 2015

I have added an additional grill cleaner to improve clean times. They are on there union break at the moment.

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KiterTodd · November 2015

theyolksonyou said:

Jazz is a cool cat. Word of caution. Should you take the missus to meet him, make sure she's not wearing maradi gras beads.

Don't ask how I know.

LOL, so not only do you have a story on how she got the beads

but you also have one on how she lost them!

theyolksonyou · November 2015

Acquiring the beads was a lot less intriguing than it sounds. Let's just say it wasn't the traditional method.

nolaegghead · November 2015

@KiterTodd he's a Bengal. A breed with Asian Leopard cat ancestry. 7.5 months old and over 11 pounds. He'll be a bruiser when full grown.

Dondgc · November 2015

nolaegghead said:

@KiterTodd he's a Bengal. A breed with Asian Leopard cat ancestry. 7.5 months old and over 11 pounds. He'll be a bruiser when full grown.

And even more stunning in person than he appears in photos. He is a spectacular animal.

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