Use a grill brush to clean dried paint off of paintbrush bristles. Soak the paintbrushes in warm water and/or a cleaning solution first, then comb through the bristles using the stiffer bristles ...

Grilling season is here! Time to use the BBQ Daddy grill brush from Scrub Daddy. First, read this review and decide if it's right for you and your grill.

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How to Clean a Grill Without a Brush If you don't have a grill brush handy, try a long-handled metal spatula or grip a ball of foil with a pair of tongs and rub the grates.

There's nothing more annoying than a sticky grill, but oddly enough, there's one vegetable that can help. A raw potato can transform your grilling experience. Cut one in half and rub the inside on the ...

“After scraping the grill, lightly oil a towel and wipe the grill grates to relieve any carbon residue from the grill surface,” Gephart says. And you’re done! The clean burn method does most of the ...

Preheat the grill. Green recommends letting it heat up for 15 minutes; any food debris will turn to ash, making it easy to remove with a grill brush. Brush the grates.

All you have to do is rub it on the grates. But if you insist on using a wire brush, hover a magnet over the grill to attract any rogue bristles and keep them out of your food.

Deep cleaning Before you start scrubbing, brush or vacuum out as much dry ash as possible (a shop vac works well for this). Hose down your grill and lid, inside and out, to rinse out any residual ash.