Except I never have this problem... because I clean the removable pieces in the house when washing dishes the same day (or the very next day if I dont have the time for same day).. 10 mins tops. And warm soapy water and a sponge for the inside, 5 mins tops.
I never clean my grill. You basically ruined it and now you have to start over from new. At the MOST I'll turn it on high to burn stuff off the grill and suck out excessive carbon buildup with my shop vac if it's getting in my food.
You can't ruin your grill by cleaning it and their is no "start over". Your grill is not a piece of seasoned cast iron. Would you keep your kitchen that dirty! Old burnt carbon and fat is not adding any flavor to your gas grill. I clean my grill grates after every cook. I take it apart like in the video once every couple of weeks. line the inside with a piece of tinfoil for easy clean up. Keep your grill clean enough to eat off of because you are!
@@jimmygr720 some grates are cast iron. Plus that residual goodness imbues your food with that smoky yestersteak flavor. Without which your grill starts to rust. I suppose you could oil it but then why clean it in the first place? And I did say I shop vac the loose flakes out of my grill.
Useful video plus I loved the background music!
Thanks for watching!
I think your next video should be how to clean a patio
I like looking at your web video. thnx!
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Except I never have this problem... because I clean the removable pieces in the house when washing dishes the same day (or the very next day if I dont have the time for same day).. 10 mins tops. And warm soapy water and a sponge for the inside, 5 mins tops.
Nice!
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are heat deflector and flavorizer bars (weber) dishwasher safe? Thanks
You really should be using a plastic spatula, you're messing up the coating on the grill box
Looks like your destroying the procelin enamel with that scrubber.
When is he going to realize he has flooded the drip pan. Totally messed up his patio. Watch the Weber instructional vid instead.
Out of breath, Awful music like at the OK Corral ragtime bar
I never clean my grill. You basically ruined it and now you have to start over from new. At the MOST I'll turn it on high to burn stuff off the grill and suck out excessive carbon buildup with my shop vac if it's getting in my food.
You can't ruin your grill by cleaning it and their is no "start over". Your grill is not a piece of seasoned cast iron. Would you keep your kitchen that dirty! Old burnt carbon and fat is not adding any flavor to your gas grill. I clean my grill grates after every cook. I take it apart like in the video once every couple of weeks. line the inside with a piece of tinfoil for easy clean up. Keep your grill clean enough to eat off of because you are!
@@jimmygr720 some grates are cast iron. Plus that residual goodness imbues your food with that smoky yestersteak flavor. Without which your grill starts to rust. I suppose you could oil it but then why clean it in the first place?
And I did say I shop vac the loose flakes out of my grill.
@@thermal1580 to each their own brother. "If it works don't fix it" Keep on grilling!