Re: Best way to clean a stainless steel grill

Cynic wrote:
> On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 07:10:15 -0700 (PDT), Olde Hippee
> <nannzit@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> My DH takes off any part that will come off and puts it in a clean
>> garbage bag with about a cup of ammonia and closes it tightly. Leave
>> it overnight and most of the crud will just hose off. The ammonia
>> fumes do the work for you. If it is really bad it might take 2 tries,
>> but usually 1 will do it.
>> Nan
>
> DJ mentioned to take off whatever can come off and clean separately,
> but that's a great idea too with the ammonia and the garbage bag.
> Never thought of that.   A combination of the garbage bag trick and
> some pressure washer should do the trick then.  Thanks!

The one thing that puts me off with all these remedies is the noxious
chemicals. Degreasers, ammonia... I don't want that stuff on surfaces
where
I cook my food.

Steam works very well and doesn't leave any chemical residue. Here's a
bunch
of them......

http://www.allbrands.com/products/abc0086.html