3) Then use a damp cloth, sponge or ScotchBrite pad and Soft Scrub (a mild abrasive that does not scratch; used normally on tile) or Barkeeper’s Friend. This, with a bit of "elbow grease" will remove the majority of any grease left after the first step. Be sure to rub in the direction of the grain. This step is usually only necessary inside the firebox and hood, not on the exterior of the grill.
4) Finish by using a clean cloth and stainless steel polish to bring back the luster.
5) The cooking grids can be brushed clean with a brass or SS bristle brush. Further cleaning can be done in the kitchen sink or in the dishwasher, as desired.
6) For more thorough cleaning, we have designed the burners to be easily removable without tools. This allows you to wipe out the interior as desired. Remove the burners, spray the V-grids and inside of the grill with Easy Off oven cleaner, let it sit for 15 to 20 minutes, hose it off with water and then wipe dry. (Protect the rear IR rotisserie burner from exposure to any liquid, as this can damage the ceramic plates). This brings the grill back to about 90% of new. You can follow #3 above after this to clean remaining deposits. I only do this about once a season. How often or to what extent you clean your grill is your choice.
7) Use a SS Cleaner found in the grocery aisle on the outside to shine and protect.
Always perform the 5 minute burn off after each use.
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