Cleaning Infrared Grill Grates

By using simple supplies you can find at home specifically aluminum foil vinegar and baking soda you can clean grill grates without toxic chemicals or endless scrubbing and ensure that your grill is a clean and safe cooking surface.

Cleaning infrared grill grates.

Cleaning your grill pan. Cleaning doesn t have to be a chore but depending on what type of grill grates you re using you want to be careful how you clean them. Using a paintbrush spread the paste onto the grill grates and allow it to sit for eight to twelve hours. Get a stiff grill brush with a scraper on the tip of the brush to easily clean your grill.

Clean the grill grates. Scrub the paste and residue off the grates with a grill brush. You want to scrape your grates after each use but you should also do a deep cleanse at least once a year. Do not turn the grill on during this time.

Every time you use your infrared grill you have to clean it from the food residue left on the grates. Cleaning your grill grates will help reduce rust buildup and ensure tasty food when you grill. Take the soft bristle brush and run it diagonally along the grates. Remove the grate and if it s made of metal whisk a stiff wire brush over both sides to remove cooking debris.

Running the brush diagonally over the grates rather than straight over the grates will make it easier to remove food and grease on the grates. For the process start by heating it for 10 15 minutes without any food inside. If the grate is cast iron or coated with porcelain use a brush with soft nylon bristles to avoid etching the grate s surface source. Wipe the grates with a sponge dampened in lukewarm water to take off any remaining gunk.

I am a fanatic about heating up the grill grates and then using a bristle brush to clean off the carbonized remmants of any food from previous use. Do this in smooth fluid motions from the bottom to the top of the grates. I just today ordered 2 new wide grill grates from you they sit over the infrared burners and the narrow grate sits over a conventional burner.