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I Love PAM Grill Spray

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    I Love PAM Grill Spray

    I've been using the regular PAM spray on my grill grates for years but recently saw my bro-in-law using this PAM high-heat spray designed for grills. Man on man, this is magic spray. I live at 12-feet above sea level and about a mile from the ocean so my grill grates love to rust up if ignored for even a moment. Since I sarted using the PAM spray I've had almost zero rust issues. the grates also clean much more easily after cooks. just wanted to share a product that has worked for me!

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    Thanks and ordered.

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      #3
      Coolness. Hopefully ordered by 3am.

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        #4
        Yup. I have been using it for years. Love it!
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          If it works for you great. It's canola oil. I actually bought a 7oz. spray bottle of it awhile ago. I agree it did the job. Right now I'm using Grapeseed Oil. I saved the sprayer from Pam. Fill it with now Grapeseed. More economical and performs just as well IMO.


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            #6
            I have a secret love affair with Pam, uh , I mean, yes, great product!
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              #7
              Nice. What's in it? I have avocado oil spray but usually just put some on a paper towel. That way it also removes some of the black from the grates.
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              • Donw
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                Donw commented
                May 21, 2021, 09:23 PM
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                It is a mixture of soy and canola oils.
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              #8
              Something similar, been using it for years. It’s readily available in most stores. Get mine at Kroger or Walmart. Works great…..plus, it already has your name on it.
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                #9
                Oh ... GRILL spray. Must go apologize to my wife ... and especially for calling her "Pam" ... I wonder if it's too late to claim 24 hour dyslexia is a thing ...
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                • ofelles
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                  ofelles commented
                  May 22, 2021, 10:13 AM
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                  Careful, keep it G rated!
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                And now I find this out.

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                • FireMan
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                  FireMan commented
                  May 22, 2021, 10:16 AM
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                  Find what out? 🕶
                • bbqLuv
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                  bbqLuv commented
                  May 22, 2021, 01:21 PM
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                  Pamco spray for grills.
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