Clean Grease Grill at Jessie Simmon blog

Clean Grease Grill.  — you can effectively clean your grill grates (to point of looking brand new!) using only a few things from your kitchen.  — all you’ll need to get started are a grill brush (we suggest this one from grillart,) a wet/dry vacuum, kitchen towels you don’t mind getting dirty. After each use, use a grill brush to remove any leftover food. This will cook off a lot of the carbon and food bits stuck to your grates. Turn your grill on high for 15 minutes.  — use your grill brush and scraper (if needed) to remove grease and food residue from the sides and inside of the grill lid. Plus, once your grates have cooled down a little bit, you'll have a much easier time cleaning them. Push it all into the bottom of the grill and/or grease pan. Use baking soda alone or in combination with other ingredients to clean grill grates without breaking a sweat.  — one of the best ways to prevent grease fires is to clean your grill regularly.

Use baking soda alone or in combination with other ingredients to clean grill grates without breaking a sweat. Plus, once your grates have cooled down a little bit, you'll have a much easier time cleaning them. This will cook off a lot of the carbon and food bits stuck to your grates. Turn your grill on high for 15 minutes.  — use your grill brush and scraper (if needed) to remove grease and food residue from the sides and inside of the grill lid. After each use, use a grill brush to remove any leftover food.  — all you’ll need to get started are a grill brush (we suggest this one from grillart,) a wet/dry vacuum, kitchen towels you don’t mind getting dirty.  — you can effectively clean your grill grates (to point of looking brand new!) using only a few things from your kitchen. Push it all into the bottom of the grill and/or grease pan.  — one of the best ways to prevent grease fires is to clean your grill regularly.

Cleaning the Grill & A Giveaway! Mrs Happy Homemaker

Clean Grease Grill  — all you’ll need to get started are a grill brush (we suggest this one from grillart,) a wet/dry vacuum, kitchen towels you don’t mind getting dirty. Push it all into the bottom of the grill and/or grease pan. This will cook off a lot of the carbon and food bits stuck to your grates.  — you can effectively clean your grill grates (to point of looking brand new!) using only a few things from your kitchen. Turn your grill on high for 15 minutes.  — use your grill brush and scraper (if needed) to remove grease and food residue from the sides and inside of the grill lid.  — one of the best ways to prevent grease fires is to clean your grill regularly. After each use, use a grill brush to remove any leftover food. Use baking soda alone or in combination with other ingredients to clean grill grates without breaking a sweat.  — all you’ll need to get started are a grill brush (we suggest this one from grillart,) a wet/dry vacuum, kitchen towels you don’t mind getting dirty. Plus, once your grates have cooled down a little bit, you'll have a much easier time cleaning them.