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…

How to Clean the Outside of a Grill The method used to clean your grill’s exterior varies with the materials that it is made from. In this post, we explain how to clean porcelain grills, stainless grills and black matte grills with everyday household supplies. Before cleaning the outside of your grill, make sure the…

Advanced Grillkeeping – Tips for Keeping Your Grill Clean Keeping your barbecue grill clean from its very first use is the best way to prolong the life of the grill and keep the grill safe from bacteria and other contaminants. A dirty grill can also be off-putting if you are entertaining guests in your outdoor…

Cleaning Your Grill with Steam Just because it has been sitting in your garage for a few years doesn’t mean that you can’t clean up that old barbecue grill and commence to firing it up again. The best way to clean an old barbecue grill is with steam. Steam accomplishes a few things. It dislodges…

No matter what type of barbecue grill you have, they get dirty and grimey and will become unsanitary if not cleaned regularly. To clean most barbecue grills you will need these supplies: Dish soap Water Long handled brush (wire for cast iron, nylon for stainless and ceramic grates) Soft cloths or rags There are also…