CLEAN Your Pit Boss GRATES in Minutes - NO Burn Off, NO Bristles!
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- Learn How to QUICKLY Clean the Grill Grates on a Pit Boss Pellet Grill! We show you how you can use ICE WATER to steam clean your Pit Boss grates FAST with NO high heat burn off and NO WIRE BRISTLES!
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After simply doing high heat burn offs on gas grills for years, i struggled to find an easy way to clean the grates on my pellet grills, especially my Pit Boss pellet grill with the porcelain coated cross hatch style grates. In this video I'll show you how i FINALLY found the best way to actually steam clean my pellet grill grates at LOW temperatures AND without having to worry about dangerous wire bristles.
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⏰⏰Chapters⏰⏰
0:00 How Can you do a Burn Off on a Pit Boss?
1:14 What's the Best Brush to use on THESE Grates?
2:26 My New Favorite Grill Brush
3:05 The Challenge
3:46 How to Steam Clean the Grates
7:14 How to Clean the Head
7:36 The Verdict
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Just another tip for anyone interested. I have a small cheap electric pressure washer that I keep near the grills. Pull the grates out and prop them up, hit them with the pressure washer, flip them over and get both sides. Maybe spray a little degreaser and let it soak first, but it's usually not necessary. You can hook up the hose and plug in the pressure washer faster than the grill can hit temperature, and no wasted pellets.
So happy to come across this video! Just ordered new grates for my blackstone tailgater, and this thing is gonna help preserve the new grates like crazy.. another hack.. after you cook, and clean the grates.. remove them and store them in a temperature controlled area.. or even garage..
Awesome, thanks for watching!
I just received mine and used it after each cook, about 5 times. It works great!!!! Thanks for the info. Your videos are great. Keep then up.
Awesome! Thank you for taking the time to say that!
You are my main "go-to guy" when it comes to instructions on different cooks. Last night I did my first baby back ribs, and my grill started jumping from 250 up to 300, but I wrestled with it and thank goodness the ribs still came out delicious. Thanks for all the great videos you put together and I have this grill brush. Yea, yea!!!, it really does work great. I have a Recteq with the straight grill grate instead of the crosshatch, and it works terrific. It certainly takes the worst of the stuff off and I either turn the grates over or pull them off after the brush and hit em with som foam-type BBQ cleaner. Then of course rinse, but you've got me thinking, gee, why do all that every cook. Why not just turn them over like you said, brush em, and call it good. Thanks again. Marc Trainor.
Thanks for watching Marc!
I saw now on FB a lot of ads for a firefighter brush similar to BBQ daddy but was skeptical.. but I think it’s nearly the same concept. Love the scrub daddy and mommies in the kitchen too
You are the best man, was wondering how to clean these better!
Thanks!
Great vid and tips, I use there brush that looks to have wood for the brush material. I normally use oil, but will definitely try the water method. THANK YOU!
Thanks!!!
Great tool, I have taken the grates out and placed them in my dish washer , first giving them a scrubbing , they come out nice and clean but downside all the blackened crumbs are left at the bottom of the dishwasher. As for my Bar B Q , I saw a tip years ago , turn on all the burners and then quickly place tin foil over the grates but you need to weigh down the foil because it will float up , close the lid and let it go for about 15 minutes, after that turn off the burners , leave the lid closed and let it cool down , after removing the foil the grates only have ash on them , kind of works the same way as the clean cycle in newer ovens. Don't leave the BBQ unattended . Great video. Cheers
I’ll have to try that technique with the foil. Have you tried in a pellet grill too or only gas?
Not trying to be a smart ass but be advised your dishwasher has a removable filter at the bottom of the tub. You might want to pull it out and rinse it out after running the grates through it. I had no idea there was even one in there until I burned up a Kitchen Aid… oooops 😀
@@lovemytide45 I know about the filter , I clean it regularly, you’re right lots of crud forms down there , I clean the grates of all the heavy stuff before I put it in the dishwasher. Good tip from you maybe a lot of people don’t know it exists. Cheers
@@madbackyard Only gas
Thank you, Great information 👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
It works great on a griddle too!
I was only able to find this grill brush at Home Depot for $30. Replacement heads were $10. Used for first time tonight and it was awesome! Thanks for the video.
Good stuff!
I've been doing wrong all this time. Great video
Looks good on your ceramic covered grates. My Pitts and Spitts grates are steel without any coating (that I am aware of). I wonder if the edges of the metal in my grates would shred this tool up and not get the same good results.
After seeing this I purchased one. It works just as as he says.
Glad it helped!
Try a small electric pressure washer . No scrubbing grates .
Thanks for the tip
Appreciate it!
For years I used the bristle brushes until being made aware of the loose wire concern. I had a friend nearly die due to a surgical staple that ended up in his colon from an operation. While not exactly the same, still scary enough that I stopped using bristles right away.
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Excellent!
Thanks for watching!
Good advice. I use a product from Grill Rescue that has a similar use, but seems much more stable than your brush. I DO LIKE the icewater idea though!!
I’ll have to check that one out, thanks!!
@@madbackyard Apparently invented by a firefighter using their flame proof material. It's tough as nails and works great. Give it a try!!
Need to invest in this!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome, thank you. I just purchased mine from my local Home Depot, $24 😊.
Great price! Thanks!
I found a similar brush from Cuisinart at Sam's Club that came with an additional scrub head for around $18. Works great.
Good to know!
What's it called??
@@twoseriousdogs6762 The Grill Renew Brush
thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Quick question can this method work on a propane pit boss grill with the same diamond pattern grill grates
Yes absolutely. Just get your grill temp under 350 before using so you don’t damage the brush with too high of heat.
BBQ Daddy by Scrub Daddy is far and away the BEST grill cleaning brush available ANYWHERE! I am truly amazed at how quickly and efficiently it works with cold water on a hot grill, use it once and you will be hooked...GUARANTEED!!!
That works pretty good!
I'm really enjoying it, thanks for watching!
Wouldn't a few dark colored washcloths on rotation that are hand washed using the same ice water method be easier and cheaper?
If you have a propane torch kit you can stack the grill grates someplace safe and hit them with your torch kit and burn off all the grease
Would this work on my griddle.
Grill rescue brush is the best for cleaning, it last for years
I just got the Pit Boss 1150 Version 3 pellet smoker. It has all the modifications that I have seen that people have been asking over the years.
I have noticed some people have put aluminum foil over the dome surface to make cleanup easier. I don't know if that is a good idea.
Pit Boss people told me not to do that.
How about cleaning. After 6-12 months of use cleaning the grill out every 2 cooking times is it good to use a degreaser to get rid of the build up grease inside?
I also have been told to use a plastic scraper to clean the inside walls of the unit.
Any other suggestions would be helpful.
All good questions! No, I wouldn’t put foil directly on the flame broiler. It can adhere and be a mess to clean up. Use a wire rack over a foil lined baking sheet instead if you want easier clean up. We use it in many of our videos. For a twice a year deep clean check out our other video how to deep clean a Pit Boss.
DEEP CLEAN a PIT BOSS in 4 EASY STEPS! Plus RUST Removal!
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the easiest way I have found is treat the grids just like a pan.... right after they cool off from the cook you put them in the dish washer.... do this when they are new and each time you use them and they stay clean...
That does work, however I’ve noticed a lot of gunk can accumulate at the bottom of the dishwasher afterwards. Thanks for watching!
That is definitely not the easiest way, that's so much work.
Dawn power wash. Works easy
Thanks for the tip!
Whoa that looks good to use
Yes, it works well for lower temperature bbq’s like pellet grills and smokers. Thanks for watching!
Where can I get the diagonal grates for my pitboss?
Looks like these ones fit the 1150: amzn.to/47cerrt and these ones fit the 850: amzn.to/3KfZiM5. Hope that helps, thanks for watching!
How come your drum doesn’t look rusted like mine? I hardly used it. Maybe it’s the Florida humidity?
That material looks like it would fall apart pretty easy? I’d be concerned it will leave behind pieces of the cleaning material on my grates? Am I wrong? I see a lot of bad reviews on their site saying it falls apart after just a few uses.
wire bristles should be banned from sale. Have no idea why they're still around. As for the BBQ Daddy, I'm sold!
Agreed!👍 thanks for watching!
I just use a ball of heavy duty foil held with some tongs after done cooking... No need for a bucket of ice water or keeping another single-purpose tool around
It's much easier IMO to use a power washer and if you already have one it's FREE!
Thanks! A couple people have mentioned that. I’m sure it works great but I don’t necessarily want to drag it out every time I just need to brush off my grates either. But great idea for a deep clean every now and then!
I use a plastic tub filled with water and just place the grills in it to soak overnight the stuff just wipes right off.
Yes that works great for an occasional deep clean. We do something similar in our Pit Boss deep cleaning video along with a few other tricks: ruclips.net/video/fDQTh4GhAj0/видео.html
Great topic. But please make a long story short.
Ha, I understand. Thanks for watching!
What is the best way to clean the broiler plate?
Check out our other video: DEEP CLEAN a PIT BOSS in 4 EASY STEPS! Plus RUST Removal!
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Just watched it. Thanks!!
Yep, been using a wet towel for years
Works better if you use lemon juice. It really helps get rid of the grease.
Interesting! I’ll have to try that out.
My offset smoker does not get cleaned at all. Years of seasoned flavor. I'm to awnry for germs to mess with me!
Pressure washer works good too
Great tip!
@@madbackyard Yeah, that's how I clean mine. Just take it to car wash. And, poof -- it's clean in 2 or 3 minutes flat or less. Few quarters. Too easy.
Haha, neat idea! Not sure I want to have to do it every time but great for deep cleans!
Seems like it's either sold out or not available on Amazon anymore. :(
The smart thing to do is 86 the factory grates and get some regular, stainless steel. That ceramic coated, diamond pattern is total trash.
A bit of a pain to clean yes, but I don’t know if I would call them “trash”. They are still a good set of heavy duty grates. So I wouldn’t personally be so quick to replace them when they’re still brand new, but to each his own. The bbq daddy sponge works pretty well on stainless steel straight grates too on my other smokers, and is nice to not have to do a really high heat burn off on those either or have to take them inside to clean. Thanks for watching!
Yeah, I don't know who thinks a diamond pattern is a good idea for grates? Must be someone who never has to clean the grill.
I just take my grates out of the smoker, then out to the driveway; bring out the pressure washer, and spray away…they’re clean in about five minutes. No chemicals, no wasted pellets, no scrubbing.
It would be nice if grill manufacturers designed the grates so they fit in the dishwasher...
Spray with easy off oven cleaner and place in a plastic trash bag or a container with a lid for about 3-4 hours remove and rinse with the garden hose. Works best on a hot sunny day
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Make sure to check out our next video coming out Thursday on how to deep clean your entire Pit Boss!
I never put anything directly on my grates.. I always use a foil lined cooking sheet down first, then I put a rack on top for air flow then the food. Probably overkill but I’ve never had to clean my grill so far, just empty the fire pot
But you still have to clean the rack on the cookie sheet unless you throw them out after.
Or…you could put some foil on top of the rack to keep it clean and then just put a rack on top of that…. But then you would need to cover it with some foil…so, 🤯. Haha, just kidding, this is actually a great tip…I’ve done the exact same thing many times actually to limit clean up! Especially if I’m already using the wire rack and baking sheet to dry bring beforehand like with a Turkey or whole chicken. It’s great to just take the whole tray out of the fridge and put it on the smoker!! Thanks for watching!
@@kractass right in the dishwasher
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
24$ at home depot. Works great
Just heat up your grill and use half a onion on some tongs or a knife and it’ll do the same thing
3:52 shows how to use the brush.
Lay a sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil on the length of the heat deflector before each cook. Makes any grease cleanup a breeze! Clean the ash pot and your ready again.
Just be careful doing this at higher temperatures as the aluminum foil can adhere to the flame broiler and become a real mess to clean up. It’s ok on other brands because you usually have 2 levels of heat deflection such as with z grills and Traeger, (separate flame diffuser with a drip pan above it) so they actually recommend doing this. Pit boss advises against it because their flame broiler is directly above the fire pot. So the surface temperature of the flame broiler gets much higher at similar temperatures compared to other types of pellet grills.
@@madbackyard Correct. I should have clarified. 🙄
I use my pit boss 1100 for smoking ONLY! Low temps up to 275.
I’ve never used the sear/slider grate option.
I use my Weber grill for my high temp work.
Sorry for the confusion people.
My Yoder doesn't have issues hitting 600 degrees
Curious because I don't have a lot of direct experience with Yoders...do you normally crank it that high to clean your grates like on a gas grill or do use another method? How long does it typically take to reach those temps from startup?
@@madbackyard 20 to 25 min to reach 600 or just vacuum out
Great Video I have the dreaded 1st gen *rebuilt 3 times still under warranty Weber but PITBOSS is my next soon go to grill Sorry Trager you act like a Apple Phone products
Steel wool, tongs, and water...got it
I get my pit boss spotless by removing the grates and heat shild placing them in storage container filling with water let sit for 5 10 mins and scrubbing them under the cold water with wire brush and letting the sun dry them then...takes 20 mins
Great tip!
$53 for the brush. NOPE
I just take my grates off, set them on my driveway and hose them down and let them dry.
OR... take grates out put in your OLD gas grill.... Burn off put back
I just throw mine in my bbq.. lol
I thought you keep the grease etc for better flavors next time
Only clean if caked up to much
I highly recommend NOT using the dishwasher. After using it for 3-4 times over a month period i noticed a smell and pulled out the trap in the dishwasher. Black grease everywhere in the trap and housing. Otherwise the brush is brilliant in cleaning ceramic or stainless grates.
I almost always just use soap and water in the sink then let it air dry and it’s worked fine for me. Thanks!
I can’t find that anuwhere!
Here is the link. It’s also in the video description with some of the other products. Thanks for watching! 🔥 BBQ Daddy Grill Brush amzn.to/3q6m4z7
Dang I just use the dishwasher
Pressure washer
these still have steel fibers in them. is it not possible they could break apart and end up in your food?
Good question! It’s definitely more like a soft steel wool sponge where the fibers are woven together compared to the very hard individual bristles on the conventional brushes. So to me, it seems a lot safer as the whole brush head would have to be almost falling apart for that to happen compared to a single bristle getting loose on the other one where you wouldn’t even notice. And, the head is much much softer than wire steel bristles.
Charlie, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
clean it why?
$51 bucks on Amazon……..ouch!!
Ok, you are cheap
😮
@daveklein2826 you spelled frugal wrong.
No, you are cheap
It’s 11$ now
those grates are coated and u should not use wire
So steel wool on a stick got ya 😅
Just use a balled up piece of aluminum foil.
I’m super suspicious especially after that cut away…. No way this “grill daddy” got in between those grill diamond like that…. Those grates look brand new
Ha, thats funny. I already addressed this with another commenter above a while back, but there's no way I would ever buy another set of these crosshatch style grates, they are a major pain to clean. I think PIt Boss has stopped putting them in their newer models. And I really have no need to spend a week of my time shooting and editing an entire video just to lie about...a grill brush? Grill daddy won't get them back to brand new but being basically a heavy duty wet sponge, it works better than anything else I've tried. Check out our deep clean video to see how we do get them as close to new looking as possible. ruclips.net/video/fDQTh4GhAj0/видео.html
@@madbackyard tell me you’re sponsored without telling me you’re sponsored. lol why lie? Why type a three chapter response? lol democrat.
@@medicmike7549your response 🙄
You're still doing a burn off, just adding water to the process of scrubbing.
So, in the world of chefs, you are de-glazing the "pan"..
Haha. Right. Now you have me wondering if adding some apple cider vinegar to the water would help cut through even better. Wouldn’t want to waste wine just to clean!
@@madbackyard No, just the heat and the water, hold the Beaujolais Yours is a great idea I wouldn't have thought of, but once you did it, of course, well, it was simple and obvious! Thank you for the great tip! (I was also thinking tongs and brillo for those on a budget, but that's for another time).
Be careful with steel wool as you might end up scratching these particular porcelain coated grates. I had a similar idea and tried a regular kitchen sponge but found if the grates have a lot of stuck on food it pretty much eats up the whole sponge in the process and you end up going through a lot of them anyway if you go that route every time. This brush head on this one has lasted me this whole season so far so more durable even though more expensive.
@@madbackyard Cool. I'm on a brillo kick lately (new to me) and it seems to skim and collect crud without scratching. But I'm sure the tool is a good investment.
So basically a steam cleaner😂😂😂ibought a steam cleaner instead so can use it around the house
I have a faster method take the grates out and pressure wash it been doing it for yrs.
Or you can bring them inside and use dawn to clean them. lol bbq daddy that’s stupid
The problem is when you grill with bbq sauce or using seasoning that has sugar. I never run a pit or grill with sauce or sugar seasonings.
Sugar is a killer to clean especially when it’s baked on at a high temperature. Hard to avoid sauces and sugar when making BBQ though! I recommend cleaning the grates as soon as possible after cooking and avoid sugary sauces and rubs if cooking above 325 degrees F. It will likely just burn the sugar you are using. Save it for the low and slow recipes.
I use a wet rag. Costs nothing.
Next post: my Pit Boss is a piece of junk because the bottom has rusted through.
It was a piece of junk new.
hahaha it's like a Fiat. Rusts in the showroom.
Just throw your grates in the dishwasher
you cut away and magically everything was clean
A few people have commented on that. I promise it does work, but it doesn't work instantly, you still have to do a little scrubbing if its really dirty, so that's why I didn't include every single second. I'll do another video in the future with no edits.
why do you now just take into the house wash it in the sink
Many grates are just too big to fit into a standard sink. Also they can make a real mess of your sink and surrounding area if you’re not careful.
not to mention scratch the piss out of your sink.
Crumbled up ball of aluminum foil...
If you’re worried about the little bristles from the wire brush, you probably shouldn’t drive either. I think more people die from driving then from Little bristles falling off of their barbecue brush. Just saying.
I think as long as people are at least aware of the risk they can make their own informed decision. Unfortunately, many people aren’t even aware it can be a danger. I wasn’t for many years but now make the choice to not use them after learning more. Thanks for watching!
@@madbackyard . Sad isn’t it. We have a society full of idiots. You’re welcome.
Just buy a steam cleaner.
Sorry porcelain or non stick grates do not belong on a grills or smoke
I'm calling you out. You replaced the grates with brand new grates. The scrub head doesn't have any discoloration when you are show how clean the new grates look. Edit better next time you want to mislead.
Please prove me wrong.
Hi Donny, thanks for watching. This actually made me laugh, I hope you aren't 100% serious. First, I would never buy another set of these diamond crosshatch grates again for any reason whatsoever. They are a pain to clean without either using this brush or without taking them off and hosing/power washing as many others have noted in the comments. Second, they aren't 100% clean by any means when I'm done, but much better than any other brush can get them. Our latest deep cleaning video shows how to get them back to (almost) brand new. As far as the brush head, I'm not exactly sure what part of the video you are referring to, but I may have done the shot where I show how to clean the brush head before filming another part of the video. We don't always film everything in perfect chronological order due to rain, the neighbor starting his lawnmower, etc. and many other reasons. I've only ever owned one set of grates, one brush, and one brush head. It's got hundreds of positive reviews on Amazon so I'm obviously not the first person who has found it useful. Not sure I can "prove" this to you, nor do I feel the need to. You are welcome to try the brush out and see for yourself. It's not magic, it's still takes a bit of work to get the grates clean, but it works better than anything else I've tried and that's all I was trying to share. I'm not in the habit of lying to or misleading people for any reason. There's no need to. There's plenty of recipes, topics, products, and ideas to talk about without my ever feeling the need to lie or deceive people. We try to keep everything on this channel straightforward and positive and I do my best to keep it simple and accessible to people of all experience levels and that's what I will continue doing. I hope you will continue to watch the channel. Thanks.
Thanks for your response. I will sub your channel for sure. I will bite the bullet and order one and hopefully this is the end all for my search to replace the wire brushes. Thanks again.
@@donnyayers1460Any thoughts on the brush so far?
Atrocious waste of my time!