How to Clean Gas Grill

The secret to better tasting food and long life for your grill. How to Clean a Gas Grill

I did it!!! I actually made our 10 year old Gas Grill look sparkling and clean!

Last week I talked about how you can use ARM & HAMMER baking soda to bring out the shine and get your outdoors clean.

Our grill is 10 years old and was looking pretty gross. I took the the grates and flavor savors off, hosed them down then sprinkled them with baking soda while Allison worked on the outside of the grill

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After letting all of the inside pieces sit for a few minutes, I began scrubbing and could instantly see a difference! Black burnt-on gunk was just falling off without much effort. It was hard to make it look like new, because of the age of our grill, parts are starting to rust, but I was really amazed at how easy it was to clean!

Allison did a fabulous job on the outside of the grill!

Make Cleaning A Habit
Going forward, clean your grill after each use. Follow tips from the website Gas Grills Now, which suggests this easy cleaning method: Remove cooked food, turn flame to low, brush the grates with a grill brush for a few seconds, turn off burners, let them cool, and only then spray the surface with vegetable oil, which loosens more food from the grates.

With a little bit of early-season elbow grease and baking soda, you’ll be able to keep your grill and guests well fed all summer long!

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