Rust can be a fact of life if you leave your grill outside, but you can make short work of it with these cleaning hacks. You may want to use the gentlest method first and work your way down the list ...

The easiest way to keep your grill clean is to brush it before and after cooking. To clean dirty grill grates, soak in vinegar and baking soda, scrubbing with dish soap if needed. Deep clean your ...

Your grill has served you well over the long summer, so make sure you treat it right with a good cleaning. If you don't have a wire brush handy, here's a quick and natural way to clean your grill ...

Even the best grill will need a fair bit of maintenance. After cooking some grub on an open flame, carbon deposits will develop on the grates, which can cause heat to not distribute as evenly. The ...

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A thorough cleaning of grills is recommended once a year. Maintain grills after each use. What you’ll need: Brass wire grill brush, fine steel-wool pads (S.O.S. pads are OK), mild dish soap, sponge or ...

Summertime is synonymous with backyard barbeque. Whether you’re firing up a gas grill or a classic charcoal grill, great flavor begins with clean, well-kept equipment. Be it a time-tested traditional ...