Hi all.
I am trying to find out how others clean their porcelain coated grill grates. I have tried scrubbing the hell out of them with a non-scratching scour pad (ended up leaving micro scratches, as I was pressing extremely hard) and premium dish soap. I would never take a wire brush, even brass, to my grill grates. I have tried soaking them in dish soap and water in a plastic tote for several days. Nothing seems to be able to penetrate beneath and free the baked on food debris.
I had the same issue with my porcelain stove top. Taking a risk, I used Easy-Off Fume Free Oven Cleaner, and not the Heavy Duty caustic version. I sprayed the Easy-Off Fume Free onto my stove top, and let it one day, sprayed more, let it sit another day, then finally removed it. That did the trick, although I had to spray even more to get it closer to pristine.
I am about to use Easy-Off Fume Free Oven Cleaner on my porcelain grill grates, as no other solution seems to work, and that is after the following the recommended cleaning cycle after smoker use. I'll take them out of the smoker, lay out some newspaper over my sink, and spray it onto them and see what happens after a day.
Has anyone else ever used Easy-Off Fume Free Oven Cleaner on their grill grates? What was your experience?
Take care.
-Z
I am trying to find out how others clean their porcelain coated grill grates. I have tried scrubbing the hell out of them with a non-scratching scour pad (ended up leaving micro scratches, as I was pressing extremely hard) and premium dish soap. I would never take a wire brush, even brass, to my grill grates. I have tried soaking them in dish soap and water in a plastic tote for several days. Nothing seems to be able to penetrate beneath and free the baked on food debris.
I had the same issue with my porcelain stove top. Taking a risk, I used Easy-Off Fume Free Oven Cleaner, and not the Heavy Duty caustic version. I sprayed the Easy-Off Fume Free onto my stove top, and let it one day, sprayed more, let it sit another day, then finally removed it. That did the trick, although I had to spray even more to get it closer to pristine.
I am about to use Easy-Off Fume Free Oven Cleaner on my porcelain grill grates, as no other solution seems to work, and that is after the following the recommended cleaning cycle after smoker use. I'll take them out of the smoker, lay out some newspaper over my sink, and spray it onto them and see what happens after a day.
Has anyone else ever used Easy-Off Fume Free Oven Cleaner on their grill grates? What was your experience?
Take care.
-Z
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