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Started by jimz, December 02, 2018, 11:21:26 AM

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jimz

So I'm looking to give 3 of my grills a deep cleaning. Will easy off work on the outside of the kettle with out damaging the finish? Got some nasty spots that will need some serious help.
Thanks


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GrillGuyMosier

The inside and outside are the same. Oven cleaner will not hurt it at all. But I found out that oven cleaner will damage the performer cart coating, it left spots. I would remove any handles, legs, or thermometers. Oven cleaner won't hurt the sweeps either.
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Oven cleaner will etch aluminum so keep it off the vents and legs.
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michaelmilitello

Dawn soap and hot water are a good alternative, too. 


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hawgheaven

Quote from: michaelmilitello on December 02, 2018, 02:15:09 PM
Dawn soap and hot water are a good alternative, too. 

^^This^^

And a good scrub brush.
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HoosierKettle

I can't imagine what could be so bad that would require oven cleaner. Fine steel wool and dawn should work fine. Maybe a razor scrape if necessary.


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glend123

Hot soapy water and a razor blade to start, then 0000 steel wool. Needs a fair amount of time and elbow grease also!  I would use the least aggressive method first and go from there.
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Dave in KC

I have had much success lately with the Oven/Grill Cleaner from Sams Club.
Dirt cheap also.  Let it sit for a couple hours and cut the elbow grease nonsense in half.

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1buckie

Try soaking the cruddy areas with apple cider vinegar.......heavily moistened old bath towel, lay over an area for 10-15 minutes (possibly a little longer if the stuff's real old & hardened), then razor scrape at a LOW angle......
Cheery part is no nasty chemical residue & it cooks off in a few minutes when you heat up to Q.....
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   I'm with "Dave in KC"  oven cleaner cuts that bs in half. In some stubborn cases I've had to use oven cleaner and a razor instead of a plastic putty knife.

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