Curious to know what people are using to clean/degrease their BBQ grilles or camp cookers? We have a Camp Chef free standing propane stove that has a few years of greasy stains on it and I really need to clean it up.
Oven cleaner? Anything else that works well?
Would love something I could spray on, let it sit and then wipe or hose off, but I don't know if that's a reasonable expectation.
My go to de-greaser is Simple Green. Pair that with a Scotchbrite scrubber and it will get almost anything off.
Dawn dish soap works great as well (or your favorite brand). Mix it with a bit of warm water but keep it concentrated. Does great job on grease.
I got citrusafe end of last season for the grill, but it seems to cause issues with rust on uncoated steel. So I would use and then clean with soap and water if you go that route. It does a great job of eating the grease and is marketed as a grill cleaner:
https://www.citrusafe.com/product/ci...grill-cleaner/
Maybe. The reason Dawn works to remove grease is because it is a petroleum product. Make sure any competing product has petroleum in it.Quote:
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Gasoline. Gasoline is my go-to all-purpose degreaser....[Coffee]
Gasoline...and matches.Quote:
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don't discount ammonia for really cutting grease
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i line the inside of my grill with tinfoil, goes a long way toward making it easy to clean.
Power Purple We use it to clean equipment after hydraulic leaks
I usually just use the microwave.Quote:
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