How Do You Clean Stainless Steel Grills?
Stainless steel grills scratch easily and can’t be cleaned with the same abrasive cleaning agents that other metals tolerate. You also can’t use a wire brush to remove stuck-on food from your cooking grills unless you’re willing to live with the scratches it will leave behind. If you soak your stainless steel grills in the right material, that will help loosen the cooked-on grime and take it off without using abrasive cleaners. It’s easiest to clean the grills after cooking, once they’ve cooled down to a manageable temperature. Remove the stainless steel grills from your barbecue, oven or range unit. Use a copper dish scrubber or nylon brush to remove as much cooked-on food as you can. Place the grills in your sink if they’ll fit. If they’re too large for the sink, take them outside, spread out a waterproof tarp and lay the grills on the tarp. Pour white vinegar into a spray bottle. Sprinkle baking soda on soiled portions of the grill. Then spray white vinegar on afterward. The combina
