How can I protect a brand new stainless barbecue grill from corrosion?
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Comments (40)Why pay for sheet metal and cheap burners when you can learn, compare, and get a quality grill in the same price range? For Gas Grills 101 check out "How to Choose", "Major Differences", and "What to Look for" at www.picksinc.com/GasGrills/home.htm For Gas Grills 201 check out the "GrillTalk Message Board" at www.picksinc.com/Grilltalk.htm Don't spend $500 or $1000 for a grill that is poorly constructed, made of sheet metal, and has cheap burners!...See MoreCleaning Seriously Filthy BBQ Grill
Comments (16)Hey Everybody! I know the lot of you haven't been able to sleep over this so I thought I'd fill you in. First off, as usual, I was saying one thing and meaning another. The grill was really, really, greasy. A soaking in straight simple green and a green scotchbrite pad cleaned up all the grease quite nicely. The outide of the grill looks like new (many envious manly men types at the bbq yesterday). What I meant to be saying all along is that the CARBON build-up is what I'm trying to clean off. The three day soak in simple green didn't do anything to it. I'm talking a 1/4" thick layer of hard baked on carbon on the the grates, the burners on everything inside the grill. Just like the top of a piston in an old V-8... Someone earlier suggested a grinder...well, I took your advice. I was able to acquire a cup brush with brass bristles for my 4.5" angle grinder. With the angle grinder I was able to clean off the grates, the burners, the inside of the grill pretty darn well. All the grates and burners came out looking almost like new, just a little blued from the heat. I actually wore the brush out almost completely...and I still have some more to go. The grill worked pretty well, not sold on the smoker feature. It just made a LOT of smoke for about an hour and then burned out. Love the two sear burners, they were handy for cooking the marinated chix breasts. this big grill does suck through a lot of propane and towards the end I had to switch tanks out because one was icing up and I lost pressure. All in all, $400 well spent I think. Mads...See Morehow to remove paint stain from stainless steel bbq?
Comments (8)1) Do you have a Weber? 2) Is the paint/stain a big "smear", or more "spotted"? 3) Is the paint a product you have, or someone painting for you? Check the can if you had it, & let us know! 4) Is it a very recent spill? We'll pretend it's Latex for now... * Soak a towel in hot water, & drape it over the affected area. * Keep towel wet & periodically re-apply/mist hot water for a day. * Use a 3M scrubby-sponge & ligthly scrub WITH the S/S graining. Faron...See Morebrand new stainless steel sink - brown stains/scratches
Comments (14)I am sorry Tibbrix, but I do not agree with your instructions. To clean a stainless steel sink, use Barkeepers Friend on a sponge (not a scouring ball or any abrasive pad), and dry with a paper towel or microfiber cloth. From the Kohler website: - Always apply stainless steel cleaner/polish with a nonabrasive cloth or sponge, working with, not across, the grain. - Do not use steel wool, wire brushes or abrasive sponge pads. - Cleaners containing chloride are not recommended. If used, rinse the surface immediately to prevent corrosion. From the Franke website: Never use steel wool to clean your stainless steel sink. Persistent stains, including rust, can be removed with a variety of mild non-abrasive stainless steel cleaners such as FrankeâÂÂs Inox cream, Autosol Shine, and others. Always rinse thoroughly after using any cleaner. As a sidebar, and I am sorry to contradict Hollysprings whose posts I always think are excellent, I have had 2 Silgranit anthracite sinks in previous homes with hard water, and neither ever showed mineral spots. This is one of the leading reasons why people choose Silgranit sinks over stainless steel. This post was edited by Mrs_Nyefnyef on Mon, Sep 22, 14 at 8:42...See Morekatzi44
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