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Grill cleaning questions
I have a Vermont Castings grill that I like a lot. It's time to take it
apart and clean it up. What's a good way to clean the grates? IIRC, they are porcelain. And the flame diffusers, which are coated with layers of charred mammal fat? And do I really go through it all thoroughly, or is there a soak that I can use, and a power wash/air jet finish up? Some of it just needs a putty knife, some elbow grease, and TLC. Or should I just power wash and scrape everything, put it back together, and run it on high for an hour or so to burn off the excess? TIA Steve |
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