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Cleaning your grill grates

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I wonder how putting the grates in the dishwasher would work if PBW was used as the detergent.  Might give it a go sometime.

Really though, my grill is over a year old and I may have tried to clean them once.  99% of the time though, if the grates have a loot of crud on them, I just crank the heat and burn most of it off, the rest scrapes off easy.

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Don't know about yours, but the 23" KK grates would never fit in my dishwasher. And, PBW is best used as a soak, it would just be sprayed around in a dishwasher with minimal actual contact time, so I'm not sure how effective it would be in that application?? However, if you give it a try, please report back on how it worked. 

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To be honest, Doc, I don't clean my grates that often either; like you, just Grill Floss. But, I do periodically soak the round drip pan in PBW to de-gunk it after a nasty cook or two. I do clean the rotisserie basket after each cook with PBW in a 5 gal bucket. Need to flip it end over end after a couple of hours, but it really does the job. Only downside of PBW is the price. But, I always have it around for the brew room cleanups anyway. I generally buy the 4# buckets at the local homebrew supply shop. 

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