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    Cleaning a BBQ?

    So I've got a nice gas BBQ - Stainless Steel jobby - I want to know the best way and quickest way to clean it - I don't want to spend hours keeping it in tip top form...?

    Help?

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    My wife used cillit bang on ours. It was very effective!
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    leave it out in the rain?

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    could just use of of these


    im sure there must be something from b&Q that makes it super easy!

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    Autoglym motorcycle cleaner guarantee you wont find anything better

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    Try an oven cleaner. Just spray, leave for a while and rinse off.

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    leaving it to go black adds to the flavour! if you have people round for dinner, they're gonna think, "my that barbeque hasn't been used, he obviously doesn't know how to grill some beef"

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    If you want the shiny bits shiny, stainless cleaner followed by baby oil will do the trick nicely. For the grill, water, persil & elbow grease.

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    Quote Originally Posted by menthel View Post
    My wife used cillit bang on ours. It was very effective!
    Hmmm! Think you've hit the nail on the head there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by med2003 View Post
    Hmmm! Think you've hit the nail on the head there.
    Unfortunately that was before the BBQ. I had to do it after!
    Not around too often!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve B View Post
    leaving it to go black adds to the flavour! if you have people round for dinner, they're gonna think, "my that barbeque hasn't been used, he obviously doesn't know how to grill some beef"
    Aye that's the way....

    Use a steel scourer on the outside with some sort of degreaser (provided it's not a shiny stainless steel finish) and leave the inside as it is.

    Remove lumps of old food residue with a scraper or wire brush and then just turn the burners up high to burn off anything else.
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    Are you wanting to clean the inside or the outside?

    As long as the grille is clean, the inside isn't that important, I'd have thought all the burning action keeps it clean.

    The outside hot soapy cloth and a bit of degreaser for painted surfaces.
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    Quote Originally Posted by p5- View Post
    Try an oven cleaner. Just spray, leave for a while and rinse off.
    Then use Cleenol to bring it back to a glowing finish thats what the missus does at her work kitchen.
    http://www.avonservices.co.uk/detail...=1725&catid=51
    Last edited by redlight; 07-08-2007 at 04:29 PM.

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