How to clean the cast iron grid?

Unknown · July 2007

I enjoy using the cast iron grid on my Medium -- but cleaning it is a royal pain. I got a wire brushie with a handle... which gets about 80% of the goo off. But -- that last 20%![p]I've seen scrapers for the ceramic grid -- but what's out there to use on the cast iron?[p]~ B

AZRP · July 2007

Broc in Council Bluffs,
I just get it good and hot and hit it with the brush. -RP

WoodChuck · July 2007

AZRP,
I saw an item last night on HGTV called the Grill Floss although made for a Stainless steel grill the idea is to clean both the top and bottom of a rounded grill grate. Would this work just as well?[p]Let's ALL RAISE THE BAR - B - Q!

AZRP · July 2007

Wood Chuck,
I think the cast is to rough for that tool. -RP

Hustling Hare · July 2007

Broc in Council Bluffs,[p]Just let it get hot for a few minutes. 600 deg for 10 to 20 min. then shut down should do it. No more or the gasket could be in trouble.

Unknown · July 2007

Broc in Council Bluffs,
When I bought my Egg the dealer told me that he never cleaned his grid as it left cook flavor for future cooks and good grill marks on the meat. I occasionally use my ash tool to knock debris off though.

Unknown · July 2007

Broc in Council Bluffs,
Morning. All cooking cast iron should be seasoned which should make cleaning easier. I don't know if those grids come pre-seasoned but a wire brush will take off most of the seasoning which will compound your problem next cook.
No soap either. That doesn't leave much but elbow grease and cursing. Good luck.

Unknown · July 2007

Broc in Council Bluffs,[p]Woosies! Burn 'er clean like a man.

Unknown · July 2007

Broc in Council Bluffs,[p]Thanks to All -- [p]~ Best Woosday Wishes![p]~ B

RU Eggsperienced · July 2007

Broc in Council Bluffs,[p]Man - I thought that last 20% was called flavoring.[p]:->[p]Cheers....JerryD
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How to clean the cast iron grid?

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