Does anyone use this to clean a griddle? Does it work well?
781032
Yes, it is wonderful. It works well. I am happy with this scraper. I often make cookies and bread with it.
781033
I have not used it for this purpose. I only use it for scooping up chopped veggies a la Rachel Ray. But with the serrated edge it might work. It is well made and sturdy stainless steel. And at the low cost, worth a try.
781034
I use it to clean my Bamboo Cutting Board. It is kind of heavy duty, well made, but i would guess if used on a steel griddle it would probably tend to wear out much quicker. Just try a couple of swipes on your steel grill surface to get an idea how it works. But, the blade surface is really design to be sharpened like a knife and could be used to chop vegetables.
1698670
When using the griddle there are times when I'm cooking for example hamburgers from scratch that seem to produce a lot of grease, that I do get a bit of splatter on the stove. Even so it is still a great product and I love using it.
2088480
Sorry for the delay in your answer. Yes, the griddle can be removed for easier cleaning.
7726
Mine does a good job with the larger 'grater' side, and the 'slicer' side does nicely for potatoes; but the other two sides not only make a big mess, they are really hard to get clean - even in the dishwasher. It is dishwasher-safe though, so I'd buy it again if I needed to.
703411
I do as Jane L. Brown does. I use parchment on both my nonstick skillet and my electric griddle. Works well and makes for easier cleaning up.
746020
I have only used on our Barbecue Grill. Very strong but very effective in cleaning. We also used on stainless steel racks in oven and did not cause any issues
1129310
Yes I would recommend it. Does a great job, easy to clean and NO mess. If you get a mess you're not doing it right.
1739942
It works great. I use it on my stainless steel (and even Pyrex occasionally), in addition to my cast iron. Just fyi ... it has done a remarkable job on my cast iron wok, getting rid of the gritty stuff and leaving it with a lovely seasoned finish.
149871
All griddles have some uneven heat distribution issues, but this one does a pretty good job in my opinion. I personally haven't noticed any significant problems with mine.
1093901
Good idea, should work great. I used it on my Wolf indoor griddle and it was easy to apply and has held up well. As others have said make sure you prep the surface well.
1388803
I use a non-stick safe scrub pad with baking soda to clean my enameled cast iron cookware. It works very well.
1765264
It does clean easily. My only issue with it is that the screws on the inside starting rusting after a few uses. That was a major issue since I didn't want rusty screws anywhere near food products. The screen used for sifting also came out and then it would randomly fall out while I was trying to sift which created a huge mess. Within about 2 months of purchasing this product I ended up throwing it out. It was past the time limits for returning products to Amazon so I found it a complete waste of money. It is very possible that my experience is an isolated one. I loved that I could sift a large quantity all at once but it just didn't last very long. Hope this info helps.
1366646
It would not do it well. I Use it mostly for things that are not burnt on usually On the inside of my nonstick cookware. It does not remove burnt on things from my smooth top stove.
511637
Absolutely! The griddle does a great job of distributing heat evenly over its surface. It's thick enough so that I have not had any trouble with hot spots.
767020
I use it often. It is a great pan. There is one thing... you need to clean the corners very well to keep the buildup out. I am happy with it and can recommend it.
1637035
This griddle is very easy to clean we just use a scrubber that has a sponge on one side and a nylon pad on the other. We are very pleased with this griddle. We use it indoors on a gas range on a double bridge burner.
1263410
I have used it on the ceramic part of the stove and works pretty good but I have never had known anyone to try it on the burner grid itself