I have used stainless steel grills before and the way to clean then was with the grill scrapers...this holds for this item correct?
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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.
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if you have cast iron you won't be able to use this brush and maintain seasoned grates.. this would be used to fully clean the grates in preparation for seasoning.. if you have cast iron I just use a wooden scraper to get the larger pieces off and let the grill burn off the rest.. if they're really dirty you can wipe them off with a damp cloth or even water, followed by paper towel drying them to remove the water.. better if you then can put them back on the warm grill to remove any and all water.. then coat the grates with a thin coating of oil again to prevent rusting..
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I don't know....it is not necessary! Take a dishcloth & wipe the grill off and it is clean. Cleans up very nice, we use it for everything!
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I would NOT use metal brushes to clean it. The grills have a non stick coating so food debris comes off very easily. I'd use a NYLON brush or a wet soapy sponge to clean the top and bottom grills. Of course, clean it when the grilling surface has cooled down.
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Yes, the Stainless Steel grates move when brushing, but no biggy. I also have the same size Webber Gennises grill at my cabin. It came with cast iron grates impregnated porcelin enameled coating..I like much better and when the SS grates on the Ducane need replacing, I will get these...either on Amazon or at Home Depot...seems they run about $40 bucks..
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We got a cleaning kit that came with the grille. Haven't used any of the cleaning solutions in it, but it did contain a wire brush that we use to clean the grates. I think the grate is stainless steel on this grille that doesn't rust. I hope so anyway. I don't know of anything else to remove the solid deposits.
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Not sure about the dish washer. To clean, preheat the grill to 500 and use a wire brush to scrape clean. You can also look this up on you tube. These are fantastic grates, you will not be disappointed!
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Just get a grill cleaning brush. I use my brush to clean the grates after I use my grill and I've never had an issue getting anything off.
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My GrillStone came as a kit with a handle and a cloth rag. I usually clean it with a wire brush after using the GrillStone and then wipe it off with the rag. This also removes any rust that may have built up.
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No... it's just plain ol steel and it will rust if you let it stay wet. If you keep it dry it will perform like a champ and clean up very well I have two of them. One is on my bar-b-que and I use it instead of aluminum foil to keep the grill clean. I clean up the griddle with water when it is still hot from cooking so the steam breaks up the grease. Quick and eay.
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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
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Soak it for as long as you can and then scrape whatever is left. A hard plastic spatula usually works, but since it's stainless, I think it's ok to use metal to scrape it clean as well.
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Any steel brush will do , I take the grill and scrub it with a Brillo pad in my sink , cleans up nicely
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Hi Tiffy, Not sure what you mean by safe but to give you some feedback....This is a pretty stiff wire grill brush made for cleaning/scraping carbon and food stuff off grill grates. Stainless steel grates will in a pretty short time become crusted with carbon and food stuff if you use your grill often. This brush will scrape all the stuff off your grates but not without some abrasion. It will scratch and dull your new stainless grates in no time. I use it for my heavy duty cast iron grill grates and it works fantastic...but I am not concerned with scratches and abrasion. HOPE IT HELPS? If you want to keep your stainless steel grates like new...I would say to not use this brush!!! Hot soapy water and a good soaking over night and then a non abrasive brush is probable best? Dave
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I haven't had a grill with stainless grates. I can tell you that if you let the grill burn on high for 5 minutes after you finish cooking, and then wait untill it heats up for the session, brush and your ready to go!
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I haven't used it enough to answer your question but i would assume it would clean just like any other grill. Just burn it off and use a wire brush.
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It doesn't get all over the food. So long as you start with a clean grill you shouldn't have to worry about cleaning while cooking