First Method for Cleaning the Grill - Place your grill rack on sheet of heavy-duty aluminum foil with the shiny side up (figure A).
- Wrap the foil around the grill nice and tight like a sandwich.
- Place the rack on a heated grill for 15 minutes or 30 minutes if the rack is really dirty. This will bake the grease and food right off.
- Once the rack is cool, remove the aluminum foil.
Second Method for Cleaning the Grill Materials and Ingredients: Ammonia
Plastic bag
Paper Towels
Spray bottle - Wrap paper towels around your grill rack real well.
- Slide the towel covered rack into a plastic bag, making sure you have the right size bag to completely cover the rack.
- Place ammonia into a spray bottle. Pull the rack back from the plastic bag and spray the ammonia onto the towels heavily saturating them (figure B).
- Pull the bag up and close it up around the rack and tuck the bag in. Set it out of the way overnight.
- The next day when you go to open the bag, hold the bag away from your face. The ammonia fumes will be strong.
- Take the grill rack from the bag and remove the paper towels. All you have to do is wash the grill rack with hot soapy water and rinse well and you are ready to grill.
Note: Another method is to clean the rack in your bathtub. You just need hot water, soap and some ammonia. You need to place a towel or large garbage bag in the tub before placing the rack in the tub so that your surface will not get scratched. Materials needed to clean the outside of the grill: 2 cloths
Waterless hand cleaner - Dip a cloth into a canister of waterless hand cleaner. Rub this real well onto the outside of your grill. This will remove barbecue, catsup, grease spatters, etc.
- Once you have cleaned the grill with the waterless hand cleaner, take a clean cloth and buff it for a great shine (figure C).
Note:To clean the permanent charcoal briquettes, take tongs and turn the old briquettes over that have grease, oil and dirt on them. Turn the grill on high and leave it for approximately 15 minutes. After the 15 minutes, the briquettes will look great -- all the old stuff will be burned off -- and your food will grill better.
RESOURCES :
Talking Dirty With the Queen of Clean
ISBN: 0743418301
Author: Linda Cobb
(1998)
Simon & Schuster / Pocket Books
Website: www.simonsays.com
Talking Dirty Laundry With the Queen of Clean
ISBN: 0743418328
Author: Linda Cobb
(2001)
Simon & Schuster / Pocket Books
Website: www.simonsays.com
The Queen of Clean: The Royal Guide to Spot and Stain Removal
ISBN: 0743437837
Author: Linda Cobb
(2001)
Simon & Schuster / Pocket Books
Website: www.simonsays.com
A Queen for All Seasons: A Year of Tips, Tricks, and Picks for a Cleaner House and ...
ISBN: 0743428315
Author: Linda Cobb
(2001)
Simon & Schuster / Pocket Books
Website: www.simonsays.com
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