Deep Cleaning GrillGrates
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2019
- Brad talks about how he maintains his GrillGrates on a daily basis, as well as how to get a good deep clean on the grill with our tools and new Grill & Grate Cleaner Spray. Don't forget to re-season those newly cleaned grates with an onion!
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Thanks for sharing. I have 3 sets of Grill Grates for my grills and we love how well they work with our steaks, burgers, and fish. I've been using a high velocity spray hose that works fairly well but I think the cleaner will help even more. Love the products!
I love your tiny scraper for between the grates. That's what I find hardest to clean.
lol i use an air hammer with a chisel bit to clean my grillgrates--fits right into the valleys and works extremely well
thanks for sharing
very cool great clean up with little elbow grease going into it
I take mine to the local self serve car wash, spend a buck and a quarter and done. No scrubbing or dragging out a pressure washer and no clean up of the deck or concrete.
Great idea.
you can use the wheel cleaner they offer on them too and they come out brand new
This is good idea together with wheel cleaner or engine cleaner. And blast it off.
Thank you for this information 😎
I tried the car wash, didn’t work, still a lot of build up. Step son marinated to heavy and nasty build up
i love my grill grates
Awesome tips! Thanks for sharing. 😊
at 1:46 just toss all of that burned scrap off the balcony like a renter... Haha...
I was like wtf watching that. It would have been no less harder to brush that all off into a bin that dump it off randomly from your deck into the garden. Wtf are some people thinking.
Who cares it ain't going to hurt nothing.
You 2 complaining are on the spectrum
I made the mistake of putting them on a brand new grill I thought was a good grill. Haha okay so 3 yrs later grill is toast grates are solid as a rock. Just got me a Weber really nice grill grates fit perfectly from front to back so will be able to re use. Been going threw this process deep cleaning them in my kitchen sink. Any ideas how to dry them? I don't wanna put them in a new grill till they are clean and dry. Wondering if gas range oven just heat them to about 400° for 10 min? Hope this works. Ty for the video I love to grill 365bdays a year
Do you make these for the pit boss pro 850?
I have the same bbq. What size of grate is that?
Power Washer FTW!
Is that Led Zeppelin playing in the background nice!
The sound of that onion like nails on a chalkboard!
Add them to your oven rack on top of a cookie sheet during a self clean function. All the accumulated grease and fat will be turned to ash.
That's a GREAT idea!
You got a video on that? Not sure if that would work.
Metal bristles are potentially VERY dangerous, especially when tiny wires invisible to the eye become stuck to your meat.
You or a guest can eat a small wire piece without knowing it, and next step is a hospital visit.
I’m happy with our Grill Grates, but I recommend bristle-free coiled metal brushes or the "valley brush" designed for the grille grates to get in those mid areas.
Scrub with wire, wipe with a cloth after. I use plastic brushes too.
Bunch up some foil paper & use to clean instead of wire brush .. it shapes itself to the grate while cleaning 🤷🏾♀️
you should NEVER grill.
so no rinse after that grill cleaner? 😮 just the onion over it?.
I use a weed burner. Burn everything off and a simple wash after they cool down. I love GrillGrates.
I'm interested in how this works...
Too Hot. Max heat of 850F (www.grillgrate.com/care-cleaning/)
I fired up my grill to bbq. the grates had shit on it from the last bbq. I went into the kitchen to bring everything I needed to bbq.when I got to the bbq pit. it was over 500 degrees. I panicked and grabbed my water bottle and sprayed like crazy to cool the grates hoping they won't warp. they didn't.but the crud that was on the grates was not there.it was all pushed to the back of the grate
Be careful Robert! We don't suggest spraying water on hot grates- that steam will scald you! You can spritz the GG when they are cool and warm up or just as they are warming up. Glad it all worked out! #GrillOn
You got lucky. Sounds like you had the beginnings of a grease fire. Water usually makes that worse.
Thank you Bryan Cranston good vid
Why on grill take em off and do it stuff is flammable
What about moldy Grillgrate had to store it and apparently didn't clean it well enough. Tons of mold. 😢
use easy off in your sink or outside in a tube
They don't recommend oven cleaner. Some chemicals can pit aluminum.
What is in the cleaner?
Non-chlorinated water, corn oil, processed sugarcane extract, citronella oil, cinnamon oil, extracts of garlic.
@@Grillgrate_eat_well love it. Thanks for the info
He sounds like Walter White lol
We’re done when I say we’re done! 👌 ⛄️
What’s the reason for rubbing the onion
It's an old chef's trick. It lays down a sulfide layer that is rock hard to 1000F. Do it with new GrillGrates and occasionally with well cleaned or dried out GrillGrates after a high heat possibly causes dry Grates. Really works! blog.grillgrate.com/2019/05/06/an-onion-is-the-best-way-to-season-grillgrates/
OMG, you've never rubbed an onion? Where you been living?
I’ll be wearing an apron next time 👍
Funny I'm about to make bulgogi and was thinking, "Man my grill you're going to be dirty after the cook with the sugar. Better go look how to deep clean JIC"
You use a pan for bulgogi not grill. Grill is for galbi.
@@wonstr I guess you need to tell that to everybody in Korea. I was there for 2 years. I saw it both ways
Why am I getting Walter White vibes from this guy?
I love my Weber Grill, but honestly, I bought my inlaws a cheap $200 grill 5 years ago, and I just replaced the flavorizer bars last year, and this Christmas I'll probably just buy them another cheap, but good, grill for another 5 years. I just spent 2 days cleaning my 6 year old Weber, and the factory sent me new burners--which took me hours to change for the rusted screws etc...and honestly, that grill will never really clean no matter what I use. I've soaked the grates in ammonia for 3 days, and still look cruddy. I don't think I'm buying another $700 grill, and going through this again...just buy a cheap one every 5 IMO is better.
You are crazy. The weber works way better (heats evenly, retains heat when you open it, etc). Grill doesn't have to be sparkling clean when you clean it. They must not use the grill much if it took 5 years to wear out flavorizer bars on a cheap grill. The big value in these webers is finding them in good used condition for $200 on marketplace.
@@factionfx Well, you may have a point on the 'evenly' heating etc....but I stand by most of what I wrote. And, I may be crazy, I write on these youtube boards for fun I guess.
Ya rusted screws, what were they thinking?
Wow, why would you do any of that cleaning on the grill, sending what you cleaned into the bottom of it?
Why would you put the cleaner on while the grates are on the grill? You're getting chemicals down into the grill which will burn up into your food when you cook next time.
Sounds like a sales pitch to me
Next video he will be selling you a used car!!!
Metal brushes are dangerous to use... might get it your food
They sure are! So glad you mentioned that, our brush is actually made from a special high-heat plastic: www.grillgrate.com/commercial-grade-grill-brush/. We completely agree and we're trying to get our customers to do away with traditional brushes!
I love GrillGrate but they really do suck to clean.
Throw them in the dishwasher after each time you use them. They are always clean.
Does this true method truly work? Does it leave the inside of the dishwasher filty?
Wouldn't it rust?
No they won't rust as I believe they are made of aluminum. I use a 5 gallon bucket, Dawn dish soap, hot water, and a plastic bristle grill brush. The valley steel brush that grill grates sell is good to use too. They come clean with a little elbow greese.
Don’t use a wire grill brush. There dangerous
Now tell us how to clean the gunk off your deck rail after you sit a greasy grate on it
Sheesh
Haven’t any of these guys heard of a PRESSURE WASHER? I just did what he’s doing in 5 minutes with no mess, sweat, or brushes and scrapers. My God, what a waste of time and effort.
Pressure washer will leave a greasy patio, believe me, its a mess.
No one in his right mind would do it on a patio!
john doe I have a Troy-Bilt 2500 PSi, Honda engine. Runs great; fine for my needs. Be sure to use a product called Pump Saver before long-term storage; helps keep pump lubricated.
Just watch out for them wire brushes if you get any of the wire in you, it will kill you even your KIDS. I NEVER USE THEM EVER.
man you guys got to do a lot better than this love the product with terribly terribly awful to clean.I can't believe that Grill.L you're working on you say it's clean to me that is not a clean Grill.love the grill marks it makes wonderful for pellet grills but still dirty dirty .dirty.no matter how hard you try you can't get these things clean.
Brad here: Over the years my cleaning has evolved from benign neglect (and very dirty GG) to today I am close to OCD. I use our scraper tool and go after all the build up in the valleys and joints- just to loosen. Then the commercial grade brush acts like a broom to brush the debris to the back. Like a short order cook prepping the grill. The scraper tool also does a nice job on cooking rails as well as the flat backside- perfectly clean every time. I still send the debris over the deck to the flower bed every once in a while. :-)