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If you don’t have a grill brush or other wire brush, here are six ways to clean your grill using materials you probably already have around the house. For the best-tasting meals, clean your grill grates or racks after each usage. Here’s how to clean your grill without a nylon grill brush or other type…

Three Different Types of Grill Grates and How to Clean Each If you utilize one of these tips, cleaning your barbecue grill can be really quick and simple. Grill grate cleanliness is essential not just for the integrity of your grill, but also for food safety. Dirty grates can alter the taste of your meal…

DIY Grill Cleaning With Natural Household Items Maintaining a clean grill is healthier, more sanitary, and extends the life of your grill. You may be hesitant to use commercial cleansers because of concerns about chemical or soapy residue.  Homemade grill cleaners can sometimes be too abrasive and can scratch the finish on some grates. Here…

Ways to Remove Rust from Grills First the bad news. A dirty, rusty grill grate is unappetizing, unsanitary and will not impress your guests. It also can promote bacteria growth, attracts vermin to your outdoor kitchen and will shorten the life of your grill. The good news is that bbq grill rust removal is simple…

Using Aluminum Foil Instead of a Grill Brush to Clean Your Grill A shabby grill can cause a slew of issues when it comes to outdoor cooking. Burned-on food fragments, at best, can make your food stick, break up, or taste awful. In the worst-case scenario, it might produce a flare-up on the grill or…

When to Clean a Grill Even if you cleaned the grill before storing it for the winter, it’s still a good idea to clean it thoroughly before each new cooking season. Cleaning your barbecue grates and racks depends on how frequently you grill, but most manufacturers recommend cleaning them every time you use it.   If…