Grill Cleaning

GirlyEgg · September 2007

About a month back, someone posted a discussion about cleaning the grill grate on their egg. They said that they used an upside down garbage can lid... but I can't remember what they used to soak it, and I can't find it in the archives... anyone remember?[p]p.s. Good to be back from Y-town (go Penguins! They definitely showed "game" against the Buckeyes!) and eggin' again!

Rusty Rooster · September 2007

GirlyEgg,
I did not see it posted recently, but in the past I have seen them post to use Dawn Power Disolver. You can also put it in a plastic trash bag and spray with regular oven cleaner and just let it sit overnight then rinse well. Hope this helps,
Tom

bsfd806 · September 2007

GirlyEgg,
Easy off makes an oven cleaner that's also made for grills. It works great if it's really bad! Otherwise, I soak mine in Dawn dish detergent for about 30 mins and it cleans right up!![p]Hope this helps!

GirlyEgg · September 2007

Rusty Rooster,
I think it was the Dawn Power Dissolver.. thanks!

Unknown · September 2007

GirlyEgg,
welcome back to GA. Citrusafe, sold at large boxes cleans grills great, but I con't know about gbg can tops

RRP · September 2007

<p />GirlyEgg,
It was I who posted that hint. You can buy replacement garbage can lids at many hardware stores like for $3

icemncmth · September 2007

GirlyEgg,[p]An easy way to clean the grills...is to run the egg up to 600+ deg and have all of your grates in it..and let it run for an hour or so...[p]that is how a self cleaning oven works..and it works well on an egg...[p]Oh..that is what I use the very small lump for..

MAC · September 2007

RRP,[p]That Dawn is just the best for cleaning grids. I have used it many times

Steeler Fan · September 2007

GirlyEgg, I use my Weber Genesis Gold Series to clean my grill grates. I need to get some cost benefit from what I paid for that sucker. It does a good job in cleaning my grates.

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