what do you use to get it off of the hot grill?
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Heavy duty kitchen gloves to lift it off the grill or BBQ. Then place it on a cookie sheet or baking sheet which makes it safer and easier to carry into your kitchen.
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I have two big Webber BBQ spatulas that I use like tongs to lift the hot basket off the grill. I put the hot basket on a platter and use silicone oven mitts to open the basket. I just can rinse the oven mitts in the sink if they get food on them.
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Some type of non stick surface which works quite well. I grill with Teriyaki marinade frequently which is usually very difficult to clean but it does not stick to the grill.
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I use a damp paper towel when I turn off the grill. Works really well for me!
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In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills.Enjoy.Tim In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George... » Read More In the back of the grill there is a cup that catches the grease. One can easily remove the reflector plate and the grill for easy cleaning.When you remove the reflector plate then just wipe up the left over grease in the bottom of the grill. We have been using these grills for yearsand love them. We have 3. One at our home up north and one down at our Fl home and an extra up north in case the one that sits outsideuncovered goes on the fritz. You will not be displeased with this product and food tastes and smells like it was grilled over coals unlike the George Foreman grills.Enjoy.Tim « Show Less
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You just need to pull up on it and it will come right out. It snaps into place. I don't take my grill pan out to wash it because the plug is out of it and there is nothing that will be harmed when the pan gets wet.
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Turn up heat to burn off impurities; then brush with wire brush. When grill is off and cooled, I rub olive oil on the grates. Once every 3-5 uses, i disassemble burner covers, soak them in hot soapy water and the wash them.
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Just grab the brush head and pull it off. Otherwise, run the brush under hot water an then pull it off
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First soak in hot soapy water and then gently use light duty plastic scrub brush to clean the grill pan.
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I have the older SS grates and I find it best to clean the grill right after you are done while it is still hot. Using just papertowels soaked in water. It will get most of the caked on mess off. Watch out for the steam or use tongs. After that, anything that doesn't come off can be scrubbed off with a wire brush. The SS grates are pretty tough but I will go for the porcelain coated iron ones as a next upgrade. I think the iron grates will do a better job with retaining heat.As an additional note, I lined the inside reflector with heavy duty aluminum. Sure makes cleaning easier. Watch out for the grease drippings however, too dirty and you can start a fire with the heat. I have the older SS grates and I find it best to clean the grill right after you are done while it is still hot. Using just papertowels soaked in water. It will get most of the caked on mess off. Watch out for the steam or use tongs. After that, anything that doesn't come off can be scrubbed off with a wire brush. The SS grates are pretty tough but I will go for the porcelain coated iron ones as a next upgrade. I think the iron grates will do a better job with retaining heat.As an additional note, I lined the inside reflector with heavy duty aluminum. Sure makes cleaning easier.... » Read More I have the older SS grates and I find it best to clean the grill right after you are done while it is still hot. Using just papertowels soaked in water. It will get most of the caked on mess off. Watch out for the steam or use tongs. After that, anything that doesn't come off can be scrubbed off with a wire brush. The SS grates are pretty tough but I will go for the porcelain coated iron ones as a next upgrade. I think the iron grates will do a better job with retaining heat.As an additional note, I lined the inside reflector with heavy duty aluminum. Sure makes cleaning easier. Watch out for the grease drippings however, too dirty and you can start a fire with the heat. « Show Less
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Put some oil on it and heat up in oven, then soap and hot water should get it off after that.
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I line mine with aluminum foil and pick up the foil. Sometimes, when it gets bad, I lay it on its side and spray it down with a hose. Either way charcoal removes pretty quickly.
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Just twist a bit and lift it off. It may be hot, be careful. Come with a hook for lifting.
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If you follow the instructions in the manual, and use thermal cleaning to bake off the residue on the grill, it's easy after that to clean with a wire grill brush. Make sure all the holes in the grate are clear of residue. Every second or third cookout, I will remove the grate and clean out the grill bowl with a damp cloth or soap/water mix. Some burnt residue from cooking will fall through the holes onto the grill bowl. It's easy to clean, damp rag or soap/water mix with rag.
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I lit the charcoal and closed it and let it burn the substance off. Then next day I used a grill brush on it. Cleaned off great.
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Just use about 2 oz of hot tap water. Pour over grill and wipe with a thick cloth so you dont burn your self. You will have a spotless grille. DO NOT USE COLD WATER!!!!! I have had mine for 10 years now.
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I use a wire bristle grill brush. Heat the grill on high for 15mins then use the wire brush to clean the grill. Don't forget to turn off the grill!
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You do not place the probe in the item on the grill and leave it. Just test the item and check the done condition and remove it